Fire destroys Del Monte Ca plant in San Leandro
Fifty firefighters battled a fierce blaze at the Del Monte cannery on Wantai 600 Thurntin Ave in San Leandro. The fire caused extensive damage to the east side of the building, with losses estimated at around 0,000. No injuries to firefighters or workers were reported, and Del Monte said the plant would not close.
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Man killed on the job in Castro Valley
A 22 year old Hayward man, Jerry Armatrang of 227 Runny Court, was killed installing a wrought iron bannister at an Oakland apartment building on Wilbeam Ave. Co worker Dennis Faullin, 16, said the accident occurred when Armatrang plugged an electric drill into an extension cord and received a spark. He collapsed while unplugging the drill and died at Eden Hospital. coroners office has not yet determined the cause.
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Strike Threat Hits Leandro Memorial Hospital Wage Clash
San Leandro Memorial Hospital among 11 Bay Area facilities in wage dispute with Hospital and Institutional Workers Union Local 250. Union seeks a 60 percent wage increase. Associated Hospitals offered 2.5 percent. Contract expires Sunday. strike timing uncertain after Alameda County Labor Council sanctioned the strike request. Union members number about 100.
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Castro Valley man to stand trial for kidnaping case
A 20 year old Castro Valley man, Robert W. Bell, pleaded innocent to first and second degree kidnaping and indecent exposure in the laporte case. Trial set in Fort Collins, Colo., Nov 1. Bell, released on a $10,000 surety bond, allegedly abducted a girl, threatened with a knife, and took her along a canyon road before she escaped and was returned home.
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San Leandro Day at the Alameda Slanty Pub
San Leandro hosts Day at the Alameda Slanty Pub next Tuesday with a 1 pm Court of Four Seasons program. Advance tickets are $1 from the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce, with discount deadlines before April Sunday per Chamber chairman Ralph Watters.
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Burglary in San Leandro Reports Theft of Machine and Car Parts
Robert D. Ratrigues reported a burglary on Doolittle Drive in San Leandro yesterday. An adding machine and several car parts were stolen, with a man seen near the area around the peer dies on three occasions prior to the burglary. San Leandro police were notified and provided a description of the suspect.
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First Skylab photos released from orbiting lab
Houston reports the Space Agency released five color Skylab pictures showing the orbiting laboratory against the Earth and space. Images include an orange parasol shade and solar wings, taken before and after undocking on May 23, with one shot depicting Skylab as a surreal glowing object in space.
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San Leandro to Form School Steering Committee
Continued discussion notes propose a steering panel appointed by San Leandro schools including city mayor manager staff from recreation police and a Leanda Boye Club and a like number of apprentices from Oakland agencies. The plan may name parent members and two youths to join the committee at the upcoming meeting.
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Food shortages warned across industry amid price controls
Washington reports food supply concerns as processors halt operations or cut back due to the June 13 price freeze. Associations warn retail shortages may accelerate, with corn milling down to 40-50 percent capacity and Kellogg and Lauhoff reducing production. Lawmakers urge action to curb inflation and avert widespread cuts in meat, poultry, and dairy supplies.
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Leandro adopts budget with cuts and staff changes
Leandro trustees adopt a revised district budget with $400,704 in cuts, plus targeted spending of $42,207 for high priority instructional programs. Reductions affect staff via half and three quarter time shifts, with capital outlay trimmed to balance the books. The plan also includes $11,000 for two learning disability teachers and changes in administrator roles, while union talks over health cash allowances and retroactive decisions proceed.
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The Two Lives of Hahna O'Connor at Brokfield Zoo
Zookeeper Hahna John O'Connor at Brokfield Nkza cares for an 11- month- old female orangutan named Hahna in a pioneering hand- raising program. The project isolates Hahna from peers during the day yet returns her nightly to O'Connor and his wife Judy for feeding, shaping social and sexual development in a controlled setting.
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Parochial schools resist California textbook aid ruling
Catholic and Protestant groups challenge a California Supreme Court decision on state textbook credits for private schools. Church leaders warn the ruling threatens church schools like Calvary Lutheran and South County Catholic, urging parental choice while lawmakers debate fiscal impacts and possible tax credit workarounds.
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Ousted UAW trio sue over libel in Fremont GM dispute
Three ousted United Astro Workers leaders from Fremont allege libel against 13 Brotherhood Caucus supporters. They seek 210000 each in compensatory damages and 200000 for punitive damages, claiming leaflets accused them of corruption and dental kickbacks. The suit, filed in Alameda County Superior Court, targets Brotherhood allies including Maya Thins Mays Harris Serempos Scall Mello Lemmond Rickman Slantey Beverly Turner Sinille.
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FBI appoints Kansas City officer as first permanent PO director
The Senate confirmed Palle Chief Clarenna Kelley of Kansas City Missouri as the first permanent director of the PO since Ji Edgar Hoover died in May 1973. Kelley, an agent with the PRE for 21 years, previously led the Kansas City police department.
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State eyes subtle re touch of Hayward crossroads signs
A Hayward city council committee pressed state highway officials to soften downtown freeway signage near Jackson and Mission streets. Plans include moving or removing some signs to a overpass, replacing others with smaller types, and painting metal to blend with surroundings. The group backs avoiding a large signal bridge and expects two years for a Nimitz Route connection study.
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