Lifelong Livermore youth killed in railroad collision
Deputy Coroner identified Janes Ky Stoleis of 442 Coleen St as the victim struck near Wall Strait on the Southern Pacific tracks about 4 50 p m The cargo speed was estimated at 80 mph witnesses said the boy darted across Stanley Boulevard into the path of the switch engine The engineer did not see him in time and the youth died after being struck while on the tracks and found along the rails by sheriff deputies.
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Carole Gransda
Richard Vierra
Janes Ky Stoleis
Richard Stoleis
Coleen St
Pacific
Wall Strait
Witesses
Ivan
Dublin
Richard Forges
Stanley Boulevard
Kenneth Elston
San Leandro
Elston
Tig HraRedy Sheriff's Deputies
Castro Valley Woman Gets Suspended Sentence In Fatal Crash
Mrs Gunnel Sundblom 42 of Lamson Road was convicted on two felony counts for a crash on Redwood Road that killed 18 year old William Bell and 16 year old Virginia Bell and seriously injured 15 year old Sabrina Bell. The court sentenced her to four years probation and ordered abstinence from alcohol plus a county probation volunteer project. The case was reviewed by Alameda County Superior Court Judge Alan Lindsay after the preliminary hearing transcript was presented by her attorney.
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Valley
Gunnel Ingebora
Swidblom
Castro Valley
Sundblom
Dudge
Alan Lindsay
Alameda County
Lindsay
Sundblorm
Lamson
Roar
Hayward
Strike closes C and L Sugar Co. plant dispute
About 1,000 workers at the C and L Sugar Co. refinery walked out in a wildcat strike over job mix and eliminations under a management program described as shielding operations. Officials from Sugar Workers Local 1 claim workers acted independently of the union, which had a no strike clause. Company officials planned talks and contemplated legal action to end the walkout. the plant had been closed 200 days in a prior strike.
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C&l Sugar Co
Sugar Workers
Local 1
Wolrd
Etna
Ead
State Senate Debates Dumbarton Bridge Reconstruction Bill
In Oakland the State Senate considers a Dumbarton Bridge bill by Senator Son Holmdanl to push reconstruction and suspend prior toll authority conditions while raising the construction interest cap. The measure resembles Assemblyman Carlos Hee’s proposal and could shift toll setting to the Bay Area Metropolitan Transportation Commission for Bay Area mass transit funding.
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Dumbarton Bridge
Senate
John Holmdanl
Oakland
Holmdight
Hiehard Diament
Carlos Hee
D-Hayward
Bainvent
State
Toll Bridge Authority
Leo T. McCarthy
Don Frane
Bay Aves
San Mateo
Santa Clara
Tell
Arrest of local art instructor on marijuana possession charge
Castro Valley deputies stopped Douglas Kent Matan, 31, near Marshall Boulevard at 9 am for speeding in a panel truck. They found a loosely rolled bag with marijuana, 18 small bags of suspected marijuana, and a matchbox with seeds at his workplace, Adbbe ’omanity Center, operated by the Hayward Area Recreation District.
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Uastro Valley
ShertHl
Adbbe ‘Omanity Center
Hayward Area
Douglas Kent Matan
Parkside Drive
Trepudes
Castro Valley Boulevard
Marshall
Cranston pushes wildlife refuge at Seal Beach
Washington reports that Alan Cranston Democrat California said he would introduce legislation to set up a national wildlife refuge at the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach California. Hearings were held in the House on a similar bill by Rep. Craig Hosmer Republican California. Cranston said Sendoky V Tunney Democrat California would join him as co sponsor of the measure. The Naval station at the entrance to Anaheim Bay contains one of the last unspoiled salt water marshes on the Southern California coast.
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Cranston
Naval Station
Anaheim Bay
California
Injured Fremonter Not Driving in Napa County Crash
Fremont resident Harold Brown reportedly drove the out of control southbound car in a high speed head on crash on a Napa County highway. The elderly Vacaville couple in the other vehicle were injured. Brown and his passengers remain in serious condition. two Oakland teachers in the other car recovering. Egypt appoints new UN permanent representative arrives in New York.
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Fremont
Harold Brown
Alamada County
St. Helena
SS Helena
Mon Esthar
Brown
Napa County
Katherine Geanekos
Warren Ogle
Oakland
Vacaville
Miss Geanekos
Hillcrest Elementary
Seheal
Hayward
United Nations
UPS
Egypt
New York
World Organization
Water board replaces chief amid expense scandal
Gov. Reagan names William Adams of San Diego acting chairman of the five member State Water Resources Board to fill the vacancy created by Mulligan’s resignation amid bribery and conflict of interest probes. Dibble remains vice chairman as interim head, with Adams to serve for a matter of days to weeks until a permanent chair is chosen by the governor.
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Sacramento
Respan
E. \. Bible
Walter Resources Criteal
Adams
Ed Gray
Reagan
Dibble
Panel Caps Dock Raises As Strike Looms
The panel considers a 14.9 percent total increase for shoremen, citing productivity gains and ongoing collective bargaining. Business and public members narrowly backed the contract, while labor members defended cutting the first-year rise to ease tensions. A strike would require congressional action.
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Huldt
Hation
Leandro Centennial Week Opens With Pageant Cast
Leandro marks its centennial with a five day pageant opening featuring George Reytons lyrics San Leandro Today and San Leandro is Where My Heart Is. Wilms Filiniek San Jo's queen and court attend opening, with Mexican Spanish and Portuguese acts. Tickets 2.50 reserved 4.00 and 1 bleachers sold at door nearly sold out. Weinstein executive producer Bryant Figeroid oversees show duties.
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George Reytons
San Leandro
Wilms Filiniek
San Jo
Wie
Bryant Figeroid
San Leandra Schouts
Ambulance Upgrade Study Mulls Hospital Run Service
Washington Hospital officials study public takeover of Fremont Ambulance to install advanced coronary care gear. Plans include telemetering, defibrillators, and on scene treatment with private service under review amid cost and legal concerns.
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Washington Township
Washington ‘Hospital
Kerg
Nok
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Warren
Midrith
Hospital Board
Darly Review
Telas
Wavenall
Ambwanes
Sasha
Cittes
Washington Hospital
New Method Halls Theftes Expand Across Districts
San Lorenzo reports four fewer regular program participants as thefts rise. The effort runs without sheriff's department aid. In San Leandro Tay O Vista and Mulford Gardens Improvement Associations began the program last spring, and Hayward police joined about two months ago.
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Sheriff's Department
San Leandro
Tay- O Vista
Mulford Gardens
Hayward
ITT chief testifies on donation and pledges
ITT President Geneen testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee that a $200,000 pledge to the San Diego Republican National Convention was a business-promoting commitment to the Sheraton hotel, not a political contribution. He said similar terms would apply if Democrats were meeting there, and he described the pledge as three-part: a headquarters commitment, a $100,000 task payment, and a potential extra $100,000 if matched by others.
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ITT
Waroh. S. Geren
Maday
Wes
San Diego
Geneen
Senate Judieiary Committee
Genren
Us Washington
Dita D. Beard
TTT
John ¥. Tuwney
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Genpen
Salement
Hartford Fire Insurance, Co
John
Tunney
TeCalil
Geneon
Congress
Gereen
Sitidl
Wwe
Law Convention and Tourist Bureau
Eoic Wilson
M-Calif
Mra. Beard
S Ie
Sheraton Hotel
Sheraton
Trans
Hughes Photo Planned for Release by Publicist
A Washington Post report states Howard Hughes may authorize an official photograph. Publicist Perry Licker told Maxina Cheshire that Hughes agreed to be photographed and the image could be released as soon as next week.
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Washington
Howard Hughes
St Logy
Reclyse
Maxina Cheshire
Washington Post
Perry Licker
Hughes
Howard Hughes Arrives in Vancouver for Extended Stay
Howard Hughes landed in Vancouver after a Los Angeles stop and Nicaragua departure, choosing a Bayshore Inn suite for an indefinite stay. Canadian customs reported he plans to visit up to three months for a change of scene and air, with potential extension. The Bayshore Inn confirmed Hughes rented top floors for a party of 12 to 15, under the name Howard Hughes on an indefinite basis.
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UPL
Howard Hoghes
Bayshore Inn
Hughes
Nicaragua
Los Angeles
Richard Hamel
Hughes Too Co
C.K. Seatehard
Immigration Department
Hades
Seathhard
Jackson
Warren Anderson
Bayshore Towers
Anderson
Parsons
Howard
Tong
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