Arson Suspected In Trailer Fire In Union City
Police report arson suspected after a state highway information trailer at Tenth and G streets was gutted by fire around 10:92 p.m. The door was kicked in and the trailer, used for Sootbill Free Way information, valued at 8000 dollars with about 2000 dollars in aerial maps and literature, had past picketing and a brick thrown through a window Sunday night.
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Union City
Ron Lindgren
Tenth
Fremont
Hayward
Theft spree hits San Leandro High and nearby sites
San Leandro police report three thefts at San Leandro High School with 1870 dollars in equipment missing including stereo speakers headphones and a movie projector from the barn near the football field the music room and the counseling office. Separate burglaries in Iremont and Newark totaled more than 1600 dollars in goods stolen from a construction site and businesses including Caucus of San Leandro Inc and American Forest Products.
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San Leandro High School
Iremont
Newark
San Leandro
Caucus
San Leandro Inc
Washington Ave
Valle
War Homes
Chercy Lane
Fremont
Carvall R. Cale
American Forest Products
Timber St
Grass fires flare in Livermore Amador Valley season
Fire crews from Alameda County Patrol and the State Division of Forestry report multiple small grass and railroad fires along Patterson Pass Road and near the Altamont Pass area. Crews reached a 12:55 p.m. blaze and found two smaller fires en route. Both agencies described the fires as small and contained.
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Livermore-Amador Valley
Alameda
Rtoad
State Division of Forestry
Altaindot Pass
Fire tax rate plea heard at June Fairview meeting
Hayward commission faced a move by Charles Snipes to set the Fairview Fire Protection District tax value at 91 cents per $10 of assessed valuation to balance the 1971-72 budget. Snipes, backed by Commissioner Duan Nickson, argued reserves could cover shortfalls, while Ben Silva Alfred Sorensen and Lavin dardan urged submitting a budget to Alameda County tomorrow with possible tax rate discussions.
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Ben Silva
Alfred Sorensen
Lavin Dardan
Salameda County Tormorrow
Snipes
Nielsen
Budget talk as Alameda County and city plan joint Hall of Justice
Alameda County supervisors and Wayward city officials met in a special session to adopt a 4.3 million budget for the Hall of Justice project. The joint Authority will build a 106000 square foot facility on Santa Clara Street and West Winton Avenue with the city contributing 1.89 million and the county 2.81 million. The county share is encumbered and the focus is procedural approvals before spending. The building will house an emergency center, courtrooms, juror areas, judges’ chambers, and offices for the district attorney, public defender, and clerks.
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Alameda County
Wayward Anel
Hall of Justice
Hayward
Oakland Archilecta Reynolds and Chamberlain
Samta Clara Street
West Winton Avenue
Alameda County Building Authority
Mayne
Shot fired by another felon in judge killing case
The hearing in the murder and conspiracy case against Ruchell Magee centers on a shotgun blast that struck Superior Court Judge Warold st. Haley. Graves, Magee’s attorney, suggests the shot may have come from a post mortem shooter during the Wain Conny Civic Coty shootout, with audio tape reviewed for timing. Bail denial for Magee’s associate Angeli Duis is also noted.
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Superior Court
Warold St. Haley
Ruchell Magee
Magee
Firnest LL. Graves
Los Angeles
Mager
Uatey
Magen
Jamey
Richard EB. Avnason Granturt Graves
Carpenter union boycott halts Northern California work
A carpenters group staged a two day walkout in Northern California halting about half of regional construction. Al Pie, a negotiator, blamed contractors for walking out of talks Thursday night while Toligna picket lines formed, signaling potential continued action if demands are not met.
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Califorest
General Constructors
Dwelaret Tt
Stiike
Sttike
Toligna
al Pie
New Haven Board Meeting Ends in Dispute and Adjournment
Chaotic New Haven board meeting features Richards clashing with outgoing trustees over special sessions and agenda limits. Amid shouted protests and police presence, three new trustees prepare to take seats while contracts and bids are approved, and the panel adjourns amid continued dispute.
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Thal
UW Pam
Tal Fast
Sethe
John Samarron
Dita Denney
Gail Pagan
Sle
Apenda
Hushids
Ao Architects
Fremont GM plant to lay off workers in 1960s shakeup
The Fremont GM plant plans about 2 percent job cuts amid expected lower output as production of Buick Skylarks Oldsmobile Ci hisses and Panthe Las Mona shifts. Officials say total weekly hours will drop from 448 to 3200 with some 150 salaried staff potentially shifted or let go. Market demand and exports influence the reassignment, according to Morten.
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Tsee
Onion
Fremont
Morten
Offleiile
Detroit
House committee calls CBS in contempt over film tapes
Washington report says the House Commerce subcommittee voted 50 to 0 to recommend contempt citations against CBS President Frank Stanton for refusing to surrender raw film clips subpoenaed for The Selling of the Pentagon. The panel will forward the matter to the full House for action or Justice Department prosecution.
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WPT
House Commerce Subcommittee
Tuerday Thal
CBS
Frank Stanton
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Stanton
Harley Staggers
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Pentagon
House Commerce Committee
Staggers
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Justice Department
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Bank of America foresees growth boost for economy next year
Bank of America economists project robust U S growth starting next winter through 1974 with rising real income and savings, reduced debt burdens, and higher consumer spending. They foresee unemployment near 6 percent, prices up around 3 to 5 percent, and GNP about 7.5 percent. risks include slow job gains and inflation, urging fiscal policy to fund job training, higher unemployment benefits, and public works in defense-cut areas.
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San Francisco
Bank of America
U.S
Mto
Nixon veto on major works but economy fights on
Nixon faces a tough budget path as he pursues expansion to cut unemployment and curb inflation. Officials say unemployment remained 6.2 percent in April while inflation shows signs of accelerating. Budget deficits and tax cuts are aimed at boosting growth, with pressures for presidential intervention in wages and prices amid modest gains in May leading indicators.
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Nixon
Camyp Havid
Treasury
John B. Connally
Federal Reserve Bord
Arthur FP. Burns
White House
Fedéral Reserve
Burs
Connally
Conmneres Department
Ferociise
Viets foresee DMZ invasion by North Vietnamese forces
In Saigon two South Vietnamese generals Maj. Gen. Pham Van Phu and Brig. Gen. Vu An Ghai said North Vietnam has massed 111,000 troops just north of the DMZ. They counted 10,009 Communists in the South ready with tanks artillery and antiaircraft guns and predicted 31,000 to 95,000 northern troops and regional combatants could meet any new offensive despite earlier Lam Son 20 operations.
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Saigon
Ghai
Lam Son
Quang
Golden Gate National Recreation Area plan urged in Congress
In a House hearing Rep. Phip Burton introduced a bill to expand the Golden Gate National Recreation Area from Point Reyes to near San Francisco. The plan, with People for a Golden Gate group backing, would add private lands totaling about 5,000 acres while letting homeowners keep residences for life. The proposal would total roughly 7,200 acres at federal and private land mix, include portions around Bolinas and Stinson Beach, and extend toward Fisherman’s Wharf area and Pacific Coast. Public hearings in San Francisco are set for August by the Parks and Recreation subcommittee.
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Washington Tap
Por Reyes
San Francisuo
Main County
Point Regus
Golden Gate
Ft. Puasing
Burton
San Francisco
Parks
Reagan budget clash stalls on delays and costs
Negotiators voiced doubts about final budget as bills loom near the deadline with T bills and tax rise estimates. Spokesmen cited a likely increase around 3200 million and tax hikes of 450 to 000 million while disputes over timing and employee raises fueled the impasse.
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DSA Hramuseu
Stephen P. Teale
Bail Road
Brown
Vom Ravlp
State College
California Association of Highway Patrolmen
Mong
Reagan Administration
Res. Reitvan Prives
Adeed Otha
Monitor reports Pentagon study fallout and court delays
The Monitor cites ongoing Pentagon study fallout with quotes from Hubert Humphrey and Lyndon Johnson about transparency and national interest. It notes Supreme Court deliberations on a landmark case, with editors constrained by lower court orders preventing further material release pending a national security ruling.
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Spl
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Anuiyphrey
Supreme Court
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