Hayward City to Host Veterans Day Parade Amid Split-Cost Plan
City Manager William Henley reported Alameda County managers back sharing the parade cost of 7792 equally among participating cities. Hayward Council endorsed the plan and will host this year if others join, with Berkeley not represented. Mayor Leo Howell favors formalizing the arrangement and will seek Alameda County Mayors Conference support next week.
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William Henley
Alameda County
Henley
Hayward
Leo Howell
Hanley
Manelal
Howell
Berkeley
Fire damages BART car in Berkeley tunnel
AP reports a hydraulic brake fire in a BART train in a tunnel near South Berkeley and Berkeley stations caused smoke and injuries. The damaged car was detached and pushed to Berkeley station where passengers exited. Damage amount is not known.
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Berkeley
George Peters
Oil spill probe continues as Oakland board seeks responsible party
Oakland water quality board held a day long hearing on a 170000 gallon waste oil spill into the estuary. The spill came from a small storage yard on Eighth Avenue where five tanks were tampered with and valves opened. The board hopes to identify owners of the Purity Oil Co and tank yard, delaying final action until later hearings. Potential $6000 per day fines loom if parties are found responsible.
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Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board
Oakland Estuary
Eighth Avenue
San Francisco Bay
Water Board
Bay
Michael Marcus
Fresno
Tank Yard
Purity Oil Co
Judge sentences PET leaders in strike case
Judge Donald Jamieson on Wednesday sentenced four leaders of the Philadelphia Federation of Tonehars to prison terms ranging from four to 23 months. PET President Sulli van and negotiator John Ryan were convicted last month of defying a work stoppage injunction during the eight week teachers strike. Earlier, they received six months to four years, with 18 days served and release after 27 days when the strike ended.
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Jamieson
City House of Correction
Ya Bull
Blondie creator Chie Young dies at 73 in Florida
Mural B. Chie Young, longtime Blondie creator and King Features alumnus, died at Apollo Medical Center in St. Petersburg at age 73. He helped launch Blondie more than four decades ago and guided its evolution after marriage of Blondie to Degwood Burstead. He is survived by his widow, a son, a daughter Jeanne, a brother Lyman Young, and a sister. Funeral services set for Saturday at the Ascension Church in Clearwater.
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UPI
Chie" Young
Blondie
Appllo Medical Center
St. Patersburg
King Features, Inc
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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Rich
Degwood Burstead
Wore Win
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Clearwater
British unrest escalates as students boycott and teachers strike
In England university students end a one day boycott while teachers threaten a weeklong stoppage. Rail engineers slowdowns disrupt rail services for an eighth day. Commuters face rising tensions and partial protests against Prime Minister Heath's pay freeze. Trade Union Congress leaders urge full labor backing, Campbell Adamson warns factory shutdowns unless controls ease.
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Elagues
Ward Heath
Trade Union Congress
THC
Heath
Campbell Adamson
Fireetor
Confederation of British Industry
CBI
Berlin guards shoot escapee amid border chaos
Berlin reports say a man fleeing toward the French sector was shot by German border guards. West Berlin police say witnesses saw the injured refugee placed on an ambulance stretcher with no sign of life. Police and city officials condemned the incident as inhumane.
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UPD
Tiast
Oday
West Berlin
Nader predicts halt to nuclear plant plans within five years
In Topeka Ralph Nader told reporters his consumer group will keep opposing nuclear power plants anywhere in the United States citing radiation dangers and forecasting a halt to new construction within five years during a lecture at the Menninger Foundation.
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UPD
Ralph Nader
Nader
Topeka
Delivare
Menninger Foundation
State ruled liable for fraud in City Savings case
A US District Court judge said the State of Illinois must pay 20 million dollars to 14 000 depositors after ruling officials knowingly permitted the collapse of City Savings and Loan Association. The decision cites lax supervision and complicity between state officials and former leaders led by C Oran Mensik, raising questions about state liability for fraud committed by regulated institutions.
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Illinois
Savings and Loan Association
Edwin A. Robson
City Savings and, Loan Assorision
C. Uti Mensik
City Sav
Ings
Agai Involvant
Robson
Ilinois
Tindis General Assembly
Alavns
C. Oran Mensik
Hig
Mensik
Ininimum
al Tentgwa
Great promise cut short by drug addiction tragedy
The article recounts the life of a once promising individual derailed by drugs. His family describes failed treatment attempts and growing dependency. In the final two weeks he stayed at home, took a lethal dose of prescription drugs obtained legally, and died beside his father. His sister Pamela Burnstull and 14-year-old brother Svell Keung dy mourn the loss as the family reflects on the impact of addiction.
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Tema
Tim
Adams
Pamela Burnstull
Svell
Bill
Tim Fie
Bil
China POWs Await Flight Home Amid Cease Fire Deadline
The article recounts the release of Chinese prisoners of war and two civilians in Laos, awaiting transport to Clark Air Base and then home. Families reunite as Flynn and Smith travel with U S officials, sharing emotional moments and gifts. The group, including Marine Maj. Chet Hanson, undergoes processing at Clark before continuing toward the United States.
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Laos
Vietnam
Mullin indicted in Santa Cruz County murders
Merbert W. Mullin, 25, was indicted Wednesday for four homicides tied to the Santa Cruz Mountains campsite killings and additional slayings in Santa Cruz County. The grand jury heard 17 witnesses, deliberated 10 minutes, and ordered Mullin to appear in Superior Court for arraignment.
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UPI
Merbert W. Multin
Garden of Eden
Santa Crus County
Si Perior
Prinlay
Ogand
Angry housewives protest over government controls on beef
In Woodland Hills California Arline Mathews and a friend inaugurated a boycott affecting cattle industry concerns. John Glaus, president of the Era, supported Mathews, warning that government controls could cause rationing and black markets. He urged housewives to buy cheaper cuts like short ribs and chuck roasts to meet demand.
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Arline Mathews
Johi Glaus
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I.andy
Glaus
Chuck
David Bruce named to Peking mission by Nixon
President Nixon appointed retired diplomat David K. Bruce to head the new U S mission in Peking opening May 1. Bruce will be joined by Alfred James and John Holdridge as deputies. The move marks a step toward formal relations, though missions will not be embassies.
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Wie State Department
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Henry A. Kigsmeger
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Nikon
Hayward couples sue Sears for 100 million over unfinished add ons
Frederick and Helen Rosener of Hayward join a $100 million Sears suit filed in Canoma County Superior Court. They accuse Sears and United Remodeling Systems Inc of failing to complete home additions after down payments of 225 dollars. banks hold liens as subcontractors pursue payments. Sears says the suit is premature and that Neway Construction Co will finish unfinished work, with completion dates likely 30 to 60 days out.
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Frederick
Helen Rosener
Nat Read
Sears
Los Angeles
Sears Fied
United Remodeling Systems Inc
Read
Cankta Gosia County Superior
Neway Construction Co
United
Neway
Blackfield
Rome
Panama demands end to U S control of canal
Panama strongman Gen Omer Vorrijos denounces U S control of the Panama Canal Zone at a United Nations Security Council session. He accuses Washington of colonialism and urges sovereignty over the canal, criticizing U S economic actions on Cuba and its stance toward Chilean firms. He says Panama will not be an associated state or protectorate to the United States.
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UPI
Panama
Omer Vorrijos Pene
United Nations
Special Security Council
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Panama Canal Zone
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Panama National Guard
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Lojper
Chile
Tordjos
Financial cuts threaten middle year school programs
School budget trims at Fremont and Newark slash about 23 000 and 43 000 respectively as Assistant Superintendent Evelyn Kipp notes mid year cuts. Officials warn federal revenue sharing may end, risking nurse positions and program continuation amid Aid for Dependent Children reductions and potential state cuts urged by Wilson Riles.
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Newark
Mie
Newark Aupeerintendent
O'Neill
Mazzone
O'Neil Enid
Sup. For Public Instruction
Wilson Riles
O'Neil
Riles
Nixon
America’s rising living standards redefine the mass market
The piece cites George Katona noting that discretionary buying grows across classes as the American dream expands beyond the wealthy. It highlights projected 34 million car sales and 24 million homes, plus booming recreation and savings, while warning planetary limits may curtail demand and risk consumer overreach.
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Vonilier
George Katona
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