Fremont man saves boy in dramatic lake rescue
Ralph Runolphson of Newark crediting a recent first aid course for reviving 1-year-old Richard Clark found submerged at Lake Comanche. Mayor Balentine helped pull the child aboard, and a nurse counted compressions during 25 minutes of CPR until paramedics arrived with the boy breathing again. Clark remained in poor condition at St Joseph's Hospital Stockton.
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Runolphson
Stockton
Lake Comanche
Runalphson
Newark
FMC
James Balentine
Rudolphson
Richard Clark
Balentine
Cawn
Ranulphson
Lodi
Citizens Band
Clark
St. Joseph's Hospital
Taiwanese man writes 700 love letters for fiancée engagement
A young man in Taipei wrote seven hundred letters to his girlfriend over two years to push marriage. A newspaper reports he became engaged to the postman who faithfully delivered the letters.
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Taipel
Taiwan
UPI
Ratto Named Sunset High Principal in Hayward
Hayward city councilman and Hayward High School vice principal HAYWARD-Lawrence J. Ratto is named Sunset High School principal. The unanimous board vote drew mild opposition from Trustee Gregory Micheaels over the dual roles’ time demands. Ratto, 36, will assume July 1 and succeeds Nels Nelson, whoedges toward a half-time post in state and federal projects.
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Hayward
Lawrence J. Ratto
Hayward High School
Sunset High School
Ratto
Gregory Micheaels
Micheaels
Ratta
Barto
Nels Nelson
Sunset
Nelson
University of San Francisco
Mt. Eden High School
Tennyson High
Hayward High
Ratlo
Air Force
Kallu
Industrial nations pledge to avoid inflation spiral
At Dorado Beach near San Juan the seven leading industrial nations pledged better cooperation to sustain recovery while avoiding a new inflation boom. The communique backs orderly expansion and measures to defeat inflation, notes interdependence, and allows temporary financing for balance of payments issues, with Britain and Italy likely beneficiaries. President Ford called the two day summit a success and a major step forward in cooperation.
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UPT
Caribbean
United States
Britain
Japan
France
Canada
West Germany
Italy
Rambouillet
Ford
Dorado Beach
San Juan
Carter backs New Deal style fixes for city woes
Carter told UPI reporters at the U.S. Conference of Mayors that American cities face the nation's top economic problem and need New Deal type programs with strong local control. He urged jobs for all, cited inner city unemployment around 9.6 percent and high teen unemployment, proposed urban work projects funded by the federal government, and urged counter cyclical aid to ease heavy property taxes in hard-hit areas.
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UPI
Jimmy Carter
Natron
U.S. Conference of Mayors
America
Franklin Roosevelt
Carter
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
WPA
Work Projects Administration
New York City
County, union talk as fair attendance lags
County and urban officials met for three hours in Oakland to negotiate the 27 day old county service workers strike. No progress was reported, but more sessions were planned. Alameda County Fair attendance fell sharply at Pleasanton with 7,175 yesterday, down from 17,706 last year, and first day turnout at 14,757 versus over 48,000 a year ago. Picketing has canceled two days of racing as fair officials weigh next steps after a court decision due today on whether horses will race.
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Alameda County
Pleasanton
Fair
Lee Dial
Norrow
Richard Groulx
Alameda
Robert K. Barber
George W. Phillips Jr
Phillips
Fairgrounds
National Labor Relations Board
Washington High May Get State Aid
Washington High School in Fremont has been ruled unsafe after years of controversy, clearing a path for possible state aid to rebuild the century-old building once serving Tri-Cities. Superintendent Wayne Ferguson said the written ruling by engineer Clausen allows state financing options and potential tax measures, with a decision timeline aimed for August.
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Tri-Cities
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State Office of Architecture and Construction
W.B. Clausen
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Ferguson
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Clausen
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