Second death in Nevada camper mishap near Lincoln
Lincoln Nevada reports a second fatality from a weekend camper overturn on Interstate 80 near Pleasant Dale. Anthony Bowker 30 and his wife Norma 29 died, two other children injured and three others unharmed. The family was traveling to a Minnesota vacation when the crash occurred.
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Lincoln, Nev
Anthony Bowker
Windsor Court
Pleasanton
Pleasant Dale
Norma
Byober
Lincoln Hospital
Minnegole
Planners back Sunol subdivision approval pending appeal
Alameda County planning commissioners moved to formalize approval conditions for a Sunol subdivision while an appeal remains before the board of supervisors. They noted the Delacre home sites may violate policy requiring homes in agriculturally zoned areas to be at least 1 acre, as they reviewed street and sewer improvements zoning specifications and surveying.
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SUNOL
Alameda County
Board of Supervisors
William Fraley
Delacre
Board
Charles Moore
William Abcot
Apperson East Bay Regional Park
Commission
Bennett
Twést -An
Fired Hayward teacher to testify in Alameda court
Angela Mohr, top Hayward junior high teacher, faced dismissal for immoral conduct and unfitness for service after a 41 percent school board vote. She was to testify on her own behalf in Alameda County Superior Court in Oakland as the trial before Judge Lyle Cook concluded the prosecution rested its case. Mohr contends charges are unfounded and part of an attempted removal through gimmicks following a leadership conference at a junior high.
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Hayward
Angela Mohr
Alaimieda County Superior Court
Oakland
Mohr
la Vista
Jin Reed
California Consumer Coalition
Finance Committee
Noday
Art Insurance Company
Fenton
Song
Moscone
Herl Hafif
California Trial Lawyers Association
Market prices turn soft in cautious New York trading
Prices turned soft in New York as investors approached the stock market with caution amid uncertainty over the international situation. The noon Dow fell 1.21 points to 905.20 after an earlier rally. Advancers led decliners by about five to six on the NYSE as brokers cited reluctance for commitments until dollars firm on European markets.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Safety board upholds citation in NYC firm case
The U S Labor Department and review commission upheld a safety violation against a New York City company for not providing proper protective clothing and equipment. Frank Trangell, president of FEC Inc, suffered electrical burns during emergency work at the Long Island City terminal last July. an employee died from the mishap. The firm was fined 800 dollars.
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Washington
UPD —Corporation
Jonal Safety and ‘Health 4 View
New York City
Anc
Frank Trangell
FEC
Jnc
Long Islan
Hayward man dies after self inflicted gunshot wound
Hayward resident H Aguilar, 30, died today at Lavine Hospital from a head gunshot wound. Alameda County coroner said Aguilar left notes indicating intent to die by his own action after being wounded with a .22 rifle Saturday night. One note addressed to his wife read a plea to her to go her own way.
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Hayward
Haguilar
Soto Toad
Lavine Hospital
Alameda County
Aguilar
Gloria Jeen Aguiar
Burglary and Vandalism Plague San Lorenzo District
Four burglaries were reported in the San Lorenzo school district with two additional vandalism incidents. At San Lorenzo High School two electronic typewriters worth 600 each were stolen. a classroom window was broken. Arroyo High School losses included film, camera gear, and jewelry valued at 1,227 with entry during a basketball game. EL-Portal School suffered obscene graffiti and window damage. Also damaged were David Martin School windows and a Hayward rental apartment with substantial furnishings stolen. Suspects Miller and Martin were arrested for alleged possession of stolen goods.
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San Loren
San Lorenzo High School
E. Lewelling Blvd
Arroyo High School
Vin Barrett
Anthony §. Machutes
Castro Valley
William 4. Bagadier
Oakland
Te Zymnasium
Renzo
Somwone
Joe Martin Manso
Casita Valley
David
Martin Schoo
Paseo Grande
Neck Lee Haris
San Leandro
Hayward
Michael A. Miller
Daniel &. Martin
St. Hayward
Ayia
Leo Berger
Casta Valley
C V plan set for showdown
The report outlines a proposed development near Cull Canyon with a plan for park integration and access. Proposals include pedestrian routes from ridge tops, equestrian trails, central open space, and access road extensions linked to Cull Canyon Road. Details call for further study and park district collaboration with the developer.
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Oxtobee
Schauffler
Ganyon’ Recreation Area
Fenray
Cull Canyon Road
Cull Canyon
Court nips job reject payments
The Supreme Court denied California’s appeal over unemployment payments to claimants suspected of rejecting jobs. The ruling upholds a federal court decision requiring continued payments pending formal hearings, despite California arguing the cost could reach over 56 million dollars with administrative costs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
Kette Younger
U.S. District Court
Albert C. Wollenberg
San Franc
U S court nixes Texas labor laws
A three judge federal court struck down five Texas labor laws in Brownsville saying the Texas Rangers aided farm owners during the 1966 Melon Grande Valley strike. It ordered dismissal of charges against farm workers and lifted a 1967 injunction, granting workers the right to strike and picket for the first time in five years.
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Brownsville
Tex
Texas
Texas Rangers
Mie Grande Valley
Computerized crime data system eyed by city police
The Hayward police pursue a microfiche based crime data system using police reports scanned into a computer. It aims to map crime by street, compare neighborhoods, identify trends, and inform land use and social program decisions. Progress hinges on federal funding and system completion by System Dynamics.
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Marvin Nelson
Systere Dynamiivs
Cnme
Hayward
Bennett
System Dynamics
Teaveg
Assembly backs methadone bill in California
Assembly in Sacramento advances a $5 million measure to expand methadone treatment with matching funds over three years. Assemblyman Vasconcellos cites 4,000 heroin addicts on waiting lists and aims to remove them from the streets, while Burke casts the lone no vote amid prior vetoes by Gov. Reagan.
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Sacramento
Senate
Assembly
John Vasgoncellas
Dsanose
Vasconcellos
Robert HH. Burke
Buntington Beach
Roriahl Rengan
Busing plank adopted by Democratic platform committee
The platform committee approved a busing plank by a 70 to 2 vote, while rejecting a milder Wallace proposal. The adopted text framed transportation as a tool to desegregate schools and improve overall quality of education. The Wallace-backed plank, opposing busing and seeking a constitutional amendment, was defeated 78 to 18.
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Joseph Haul
The
Americans For Democratic Action
McGovern
Humphrey
Matform
Wallace
Supreme Court
Plini
Congress
White House
U.S. planes strike near Hanoi amid rising Vietnam war activity
U.S. aircraft bomb an airfield two miles from Hanoi as North Vietnam reports new forces joining the struggle. In South Vietnam, shelling and troop assaults threaten two points southwest of Hue but are repulsed. Saigon cites over 300 North Vietnamese killed as Hoanhdi’s offensive continues toward Hue. US losses include a Cobra helicopter and a spotter plane, with all crew rescued.
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U.S
Haye
Hue
Saigon
Hoandi
Fenses
South Vietnam
No fault insurance bills dwindle in California Senate
Sacramento AP reports the last major no fault insurance measure died in the Senate Finales as SB40 and SB45 failed, leaving AB125 under consideration. Fenton and Moscone backed a compromise, while critics warned against premium reductions and industry rhetoric.
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Sacramento
California
Legiola
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jack Seuson
D-Montebado
Fenton
Senate
Alfred Long
Monterty Park
George Mastone
San Francisco
Atv
Mosconte
Allee Eid
Reagan
Report Reveals Secret War Talks Across Nations
Washington reports reveal four Pentagon Papers volumes detailing secret 1967 talks involving Henry Kissinger with French intermediaries and North Vietnam. The Pennsylvania Channel sought peace negotiations while Washington pressed for bombing limits in exchange for talks.
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Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
United States
Indochina
Washington Post
the Post
Henry A. Kissinger
France
Canada
Poland
Post
Defense Department
Jack Andees
Clerks Strike Hits Contra Costa County Offices
About 600 clerical workers for Contra Costa County walked out and picketed multiple county buildings after supervisors rejected wage and benefit increases. The United Clerical Employees union represents 700 of the roughly 1,000 clerical staff, aiming for 7 to 10 percent raises plus improved procedures, health benefits, child care centers and fringe benefits.
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Martinez
Contra Costa County
Jim McCall
United Clerical Employes Union
McCall
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