Fire damages Del Monte dried fruit plant in San Leandro
Early morning blaze at Del Monte Co dried fruit plant on Thornton Ave San Leandro caused about 5000 dollars in damage. Firemen arrived at 12:45 am found the fire out of control and launched a general alarm. Nine units operated, with some crews remaining past 1 am to extinguish hot spots. No injuries reported among firefighters or plant staff. damage confined to the east side of the building where cardboard bale storage sheds burned.
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Body of Pleasanton roofer found after wreck
The body of Sherman Dufield, 48, of 1860 Harvest Road, was found last night after his car left Fonthill Road south of Santos Ranch and overturned. Police say he was killed instantly, his body recovered from beneath the vehicle after about 24 hours. The accident was reported around 9 p.m. yesterday by Samuel Stratton, 13, of Pleasanton.
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Fonthill Road
California Highway Patrol
Sherman Dufield
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Harvest Road
Santos Ranch
Ty Samuel Stratton
First Skylab photos released from 28 day mission
UPI reports NASA released the first five color photographs from the Skylab mission. The images show the orbiting lab against Earth with the solar wing and antenna visible. Some pictures capture the spacecraft before docking and others after undocking as the crew prepared to return.
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UPI
Space Agency
Skylab
Orbiting Space Laboratory
Price maximum sign rule draws mixed local response
San Francisco reports show merchants largely ignore a price sign rule seen as burdensome to small shops. Jerry Olson of the Internal Revenue Service notes confusion while Bernard Rosenverg, a furniture dealer, misses the deadline fearing applicability to major outlets. David Wall, who runs a flower shop, says small businesses would require excessive effort to post price forms, calling it a supermarket issue.
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San Francisco
Alome
Jerry Olson
Internal Revenue Service
Thesday
Nabagy
Bernard Rosenverg
David Wall
City official Beame wins New York Democratic nomination
Abraham Beame, 67, won the Democratic mayoral nomination in New York City, backed by white middle-class voters, ahead of Rep. Herman Badillo, a Latino candidate with strong minority support. Mayor Lindsay will not run for a third term next November.
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D. Beame
Cuessay
Beame
Herman Badillo
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Ilicka
Dahn V. Lindsay
Senate approves teacher collective bargaining plan
The Senate voted to establish collective bargaining procedures for teachers in public schools, state colleges, and the University of California. Sen george Moscone sponsored SB4p to create a three member state commission, set up secret ballots, and allow binding arbitration to resolve contract disputes, while critics warned it aimed to enable strikes.
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UPI
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Nattewly
University of California
George Moscone
Sarranessa
Assembly
Mosconi
Betes
John L. Harmer
R-Clendale
BART delays dates for Transbay opening and review
BART cannot meet the July deadline for Transbay service with late October or early November target ahead. Directors oppose fixed opening dates, pushing for system readiness and celebrations to influence timing. PUC needs 50 to 70 days to review data before permit to operate is issued, affecting any September opening plan.
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PEC Ly Sem. L
Food shortages warn amid price squeeze hits mills and bakers
Washington reports a day of potential food shortages as high prices for corn and frozen processed goods force major mills to cut capacity. Industry leaders warn retail shortages are accelerating, with Kellogg signaling further cuts and Danville Lauholf Grain and other plants trimming output while lawmakers urge immediate federal price controls.
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Cost of Living Council
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Raymond Jenison
American Corn Millers Federation
Abouti
Cory
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Tennison
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Ford
Lauhatf Grain Co
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Catn
Lauhollf Grain Co
Short Milling Co
Chicago
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Kankakes
Wade Association
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Cial
Congress
Sen
Robert C. ‘Byrd
Senate
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Byrd
Peter Peyser
R-N.y
Robert Hulsen
Quincy
Parochial school aid debate heats California
The article reports on ongoing fights over California textbook subsidies for parochial schools and a potential rental or tax credit plan. It cites Paulsen, Mohr, and O'Shea discussing church state separation, court challenges, and possible restructuring to cope with rising costs while noting the California Supreme Court review and related judicial actions.
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Walher O'Shea
Supreme Court
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Pennsylvania
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O'Shea
Standan
American Cli) Liberties Union
California Teacher's Association
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Mississippi
Calfornia
Los Angeles
South County
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Iilion
Cathalin
Kol Anly
Father Briayover
Sal Tie Diewesa Nl
Ousted UAW files suit against Brotherhood leaders in Alameda
Attorney Leonard Berge of Molinari Agsal Amuovo Berger filed in Alameda County Superior Court in Oakland seeking 200000 in general damages and 200110 in punitive damages. Defendants include Barrie Mays and other newly elected officers of UAW Local 1864. The suit claims significant leadership changes and alleges union conflicts amid a plant expansion bringing 800 new workers. Top officers declined to comment as the case unfolds.
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San Francisco
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Agsalamuovo
Berger
Wiree
Alameda County
Oakland
Mnnth
Square Brotherhood
Barrie Mays
Samp Yoramillee
Verh Duis
Willie Mays
Donnie Harris
John Serempos
Sandal Scott
Jey Mello
Denny Lemmand
Jack Rickmen
Lag Slatley
Claude Beverly
Mike Turner
We Smith
Brotherhood
Igwehalng Uke Lapyo Wolen
Qnilon
Herver
Herrera
Marchey
Beatherhead Carens
UAW Tocal 1864
Herrera Sali
Linith
Senate confirms FBI chief Kelley in Kansas City linkage
The Senate confirmed Clarence Kelley of Kansas City Missouri as the permanent director of the FBI, succeeding an interim appointee. Kelley, a 22 year veteran of the agency and former head of the Kansas City Police Department nicknamed Dick Tracy, becomes the second permanent FBI director after J Edgar Hoover.
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Washington
Patrick Gravel
Segauss
Watergate Mall
Wiliam
Crossroads Sign Plan Sparks City Council Clash
Hayward city council members pressed the freeway committee over re touching the Mission Jackson Foothill intersection. State officials proposed replacing the large signal bridge with a nail overpass and moving signs to reduce clutter. The committee opposed the bridge, while state delegates promised to paint the metal arch a less obtrusive color. A link between Nunile Freeway and Route 233 in San Lorenzo is seen as vital, with funds for Winton Avenue improvements reportedly unavailable.
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Castro Valley
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Pasipas
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