Leandro Teen Dies in Oakland Crash and Other Local Fatalities
Leandro teen known as Frank Williams Jr. dies in a Skyline Boulevard collision in Oakland. In San Francisco a motorcyclist, Flynt Flint, 19, dies after a truck backs into him in a company lot. A third fatality involves Sturt Overton, 61, hospitalized after a crash on Valley Memorial Hospital’s road. Williams' family listed at 837 Dutton Ave Oakland. Coroner reports point to a fatal accident when a vehicle struck a tree killing the 17 year old. Police continue investigation and share limited details.
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Kellogg San Leandro plant to retain operations
Kellogg Co. expects no massive layoffs at its San Leandro plant on 2041 Williams Street. General Manager William A Porter said production of nine Kellogg products will continue, despite earlier reports of possible staff cuts tied to flour storage issues. The site serves the western states with its product line.
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San Leandro council race grows with Grummann bid
David C. Grundmann of 423 Merl Gawit, Sen Leandro, announces candidacy for San Leandro City Council District 5 seat now held by Al Nat. Grundmann, a former president of the Trade Council, Broadmoor HOA, and San Leandro Civil Service Commission member, lives with wife and two sons. Other local figures Ted Johnson and Gunner Seymour also enter race.
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Delayed decision on Lewelling Boulevard condo project
SAN LEANDRO planning commission delayed action on a proposed Sound condominium on the 2.8 acre site behind the Methodist Church at 738 Lewelling Boulevard. Singer Housing Co must revise plans to add more off street parking.
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Burglary at San Leandro Home Nets $4510 Loot
Burglars stole silverware, 42 inch television, and jewelry totaling 4510 from WW McCombs residence in San Leandro on Wednesday night. A neighbor reported seeing a car leave the scene around 1 pm, noting disturbance and possible occupants. Police identified items including a 50 or 100 dollar gold pin, a console, and sterling silver pieces during their investigation.
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Elderly man beaten and robbed in San Leandro parking lot
A 74 year old La Leamite, a custodian for the Masonic Temple, was attacked by two men as he crossed a downtown parking lot near West Joaquin and Washington. He was punched and knocked unconscious. $90 in cash was stolen and later recovered by youths in Oakland.
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Bart Receives $217 Million Grant for Transit Projects
Rep. Winsald, D California, announces a $217 million federal grant to fund a package of transit system upgrades. The plan aims to revive a $2.7 million effort by improving central rail signals, safety features, and a new laboratory system, with funds channeled through WARLINGTON I. The project targets reliability in the radiating network and emergency response readiness.
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President Nigon Pushes War Compromise Amid Cambodia Bombing Drama
In Washington, President Nigon opposes a quick end to Cambodia bombing and signals a six week window with potential funding cuts. House Republicans seek a compromise to avert a constitutional showdown over appropriations as the new fiscal year begins, amid tense talks with Melvin Laird and White House aides.
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Repair Work During EVA At Space Station
Astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Joseph Kerwin perform repair work during a June 7 extra vehicular activity at the space station. They fix the damaged and partially deployed solar wing as Gamwad carries the cable cutter used to secure the panel. Paul Weitz captures a photo through an optical window.
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U S soybean embargo shocks Japan and allies
Japan faces a looming food crisis as the United States imposes an immediate embargo on soybeans and related exports. Tokyo seeks Washington’s clearance for limited shipments while analysts warn of higher prices and supply disruption across Europe and Britain.
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Reagan veto Passage of remapping bill urged
UPI reports California lawmakers push back against Governor Reagan as attorneys for Democratic leaders defend a reapportionment plan. Rathman says the plan reflects party proportions and lacks discriminatory intent while noting the governor vetoed all three Legislature passed maps. Special masters plan further hearings in San Francisco in July, with public testimony scheduled to address the plan’s congressional districts.
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Community urges unity in schools as violence fears fade
In a heated meeting the Committee on schools called for greater cooperation between black and white neighbors. Speakers urged practical steps to reduce violence, including safer gates, more police protection, and broader parent involvement, while resisting blaming individuals.
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Castro Valley school superintendents win pay raise vote
Castro Valley board approved raises for Superintendent Howard Mun and Deputy Superintendent Franciy Wheel, dissolving prior contracts and adding about 2500 dollars plus 1800 in duties. Critics cite poor judgment and political risk while supporters defend the action as necessary for public relations and continued progress. The meeting ended amid contentious debate with a partial quorum and one member walking out.
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