Nimitz Freeway widening to add sixth lane between Fre mont and Oakland
Sacramento reports plans to widen the Nimitz Freeway from Jarvis Avenue to Mission Boulevard, adding a new line in each direction with a median barrier. The nine mile project aims for completion in 275 working days, with Peter Kiewit Sons Co submitting a bid of 2,900,238 dollars. work will start after contract award, likely in about two weeks.
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Sacramento
Fremont
Jarvis Avenue
Mission Boulevard
Belwen Warn Springs
Oakland
Peter Kiewit Sons’ Co
Two arrested in Hayward market robbery case
Police report two men Andrew M. Talandis aged 23 and Gerald C. Ryan aged 22, both with Hayward and Sen Lorenz addresses, were arrested after a 2:20 p m robbery at Pauls Market 22302 Meekland Ave Wayward. A pistol and cash were recovered during the arrest. A separate Tuesday arrest, Abe Simpson 27495 Manan Ave, was linked to the March 1 Cheerio Cocktail Lounge holdup.
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Maynard
Abe Simpson
Manan Ave
Cheerio
W. Uarder Road
Man Holds Family Hostage in Fremont Standoff
A 2 year old man named Marean Marean held estranged wife and a couple with two sons hostage at gunpoint at 1:50 pm in Fremont. After an hour of tense standoffs police persuaded him to surrender. no injuries reported.
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Fremont
Holand G. MaTean
Ambar Place
Harald Boyes
Roland Place
Boyes
Marean
Via. Jean
Hirbata
Ricky
Doloyes
Political suit in court over party ballot access
The Peace and Freedom Party sues Alameda County alleging central committee candidates were barred from the June ballot due to a loyalty oath rule. The case, set for Superior Court with Judge Robert Bastick, seeks an injunction to stop printers from finalizing ballots dated March 31. Rene Davidson said nominations were rejected from seven party members for oath form alterations.
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Peace and Freedom Party
Alameda County
Superior Cour
Robert J. Bastick
Rene Davidson
Registration and Elections
Seven Party
Fieimbers
Crash at Newark High School Closes School
A hit and run crashed into a utility pole near Newark High School causing power outages. Police fenced streets as lines lay on the ground and power was restored by 2 50. A separate transformer fault in Fremont’s Niles District cut downtown power until 2 p.m.
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Newark High School
Gul
Polite
Hellhaven
Ber- Han
Sae Ene To Lite
Cener
Hesehoul
St Oller
Niles
Fremont
Pg&e
Wiles
Mission Boulevard
Sullivan
Drug overdose blamed in death in Hayward
Alameda County coroner reports 30 year old Richard H Cardoza died from an overdose described as intravenous narcotism. Detective Alex Giulisni said Cardoza had been using heroin for about six months and apparently died March 6. Cardoza's body was found by Donald Lee Treece at their shared apartment in 25659 Amador Street Hayward.
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Faywars
Richard H. Cardoza
Alameda County
Alex Giulisni
Hayward
Cardoza
Donald Lee Treece
Amador St
Thieves steal outboard motor from Mont Fort area
Police report a theft at Fre mont Marine Sales on Peralta Boulevard where thieves used bolt cutters to steal an outboard motor valued at 1949 dollars from two boats stored at the facility. No suspects named.
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Fremont
Marine Sales
Peralta Blvd
Mendocino State Hospital to Close
Mendocino State Hospital has been designated for closing an official said today full details on timing patient handling and employees will be announced later said Mex Conningram communications officer for the Human Relations Agency
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Sacramento
Miendocino State Hospital
Reagan Administration
Mex Conningram
Human Relations Agency
Sierra Highways Could Open Early As Snow Cleared
California road crews began clearing routes including Highway 89 through monitor pass and 63 at Carson Pass with others at Sonora and Bettys Pass. If weather stays fair, CA 89 may reopen around April 1 and the rest by late April per State Highway Engineer Robert J Dates.
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Sacramento
UPI
Sierra
Wieter
Snow Way
Sual
Robert J Dates
Bonitor
California
Sequoia Considers Year Long School Plan
Williams explains year round program funding relies on average daily attendance to support expanded offerings at Sequoia one of five target schools receiving federal support. Attendance flexibility for students transferring from other schools remains an option under the traditional system.
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Williams
Sequoia
San Francisco Sniper Fire Misses Officers Near Ingleside
Police report two shots fired at two policemen near Ingleside Station in San Francisco. Officers escaped injury as they sought shelter inside the station. the sniper remains at large following an earlier August attack that killed Sgt. Jack Young.
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San Francisco
UPI
In- Bleside
Ingleside
Jack Young
Pickets threaten closure of Los Angeles cargo facility
Los Angeles upi report says the Maison ship line faces potential shutdown of its cargo container facility at Los Angeles Harbor if Teamster Union members persist with picketing.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Maison Ship
Los Angeles Harbor
Teamster
Pay Board Faces Fallout Amid Labor Tensions
The Pay Board continues to function as key labor leaders push for a united stance after resignations by George Heroldt Floyd Smith and T W Abel. Meany criticizes leadership while Republicans and Democrats criticize the moves. White House denounces sabotage claims as the administration defends its policies and the ongoing annihilation program.
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Meany
Machinists
Floyd Smith
Steamworkers
T.W. Abel
Antilater
Apl-Cig
Tendens Cone
White House
Pd Erment
Bln
Woodcock may quit Pay Board, Detroit report claims
A Detroit News report says United Auto Workers President Leonard Woodcock plans to quit the federal Pay Board after talks with UAW leaders. A LAW spokesman denied any decision but said a verdict could come when the International Executive Board meets this afternoon.
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Detrow
DeTroit
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woodwark
Api-Ciq
Federal
Detroit News
LAW
Stokesmen
Weedcock
Pay Board
International Executive Board
Major Pay Board actions and wage settlements
Washington reports four major Pay Board decisions affecting pay in labor contracts. Dock workers 2.6 percent submitted and 1.9 percent granted in wages and benefits. Soft coal 15 percent submitted and 15 percent granted. Aerospace 12. a percent submitted and granted plus 4 percent deferred to year two. United Transportation Union 11 percent submitted and 10 percent granted with 1972 changes in effect. General guidelines target settlements up to 35 percent and ralchar settlements up to 7 percent.
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Washington
Acre
Aerospace
United Transportation Union
Bridges vows to fight Pay Board wage cuts
West Coast longshore leader Harry Bridges told CIO and allied unions his 70,000 member ILIKU would back the Pay Board fight against wage cut orders. He met with PMA and other union officials and planned talks with Thomas Gleason. Bridges did not commit to a strike but warned the board could disrupt labor progress.
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United States
Bridges
Ati-Cio
George Meany
Pay Board
Meany
Washington
New Neal
ABAG study urges open coastline preservation
A UPI report notes ABAG plans to favor open-space coastline areas over development near the Pacific Ocean. Sedway-Cooke of San Francisco prepared the survey, urging tidelands beaches and coastal terraces, scenic lands and nearby farmlands to be protected. Final draft due this summer for ABAG executive committee vote.
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Berkeley
UPI
Association of Bay Area Goverents
Pacific Ocean
Sedway-Cooke
San Francisco
ABAG
Ocean Coastline Committee
Terccommends Preservation
Existig
Rights for women and fathers in support payments debated
The passage discusses women gaining rights to child support and Bayh’s view that few women would be assigned to combat ills. It notes the limited impact on support payments and asserts fathers bear primary responsibility as the family's income source.
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Bade
Getsoners
Bayh
Mystery Bleeding Girl Sheds Light On Private Pain
Claretta, a 10 year old girl from a New Light Baptist Church neighborhood, reports involuntary bleeding timed to religious observances near Good Friday. Her longshoreman father Andrew notes the condition recurs about three times daily, yet she remains generally normal and unfazed by the episodes.
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Choretta
New
Baptist Church
Claretta
Coco
Easler
Cal State Eyes Name Change to University Across System
California State College Hayward moves toward university status as trustees approve five criteria to grant universities to 11 campuses, including Long Beach and San Jose. Coordinating Council to review April 4 with potential rapid ratification later in April. Governor Reagan backing the change. formal approvals hinge on council.
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TOS Angeles
State College
California
Hayward
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Coordinating Council
Muality
Bérause
Ronald Reagan
Aealty
Hecome
Long Beach
Saos Angeles
San Diego
San Jose
San Fernando Valley
Sacramento
Sa Francisco
Fresno
Fulertom
Chien
Solutions outlined for sexual hangups and therapy
A doctor advocates a new sexual therapy program by Masters and Jolson. He urges doctors to take extensive sexual histories to improve couple communication and address sexual hang ups. He cites religious and educational factors and calls for routine gonorrhea screening and research into safe sex and pleasure within society.
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Runciman
Masters and Jolson
Fank
Twomet
Tito
Grocery price rise sets 14 year high
The report shows price growth at thirteen to fourteen percent with the August freeze, while housing and medical care costs edged up. Meat prices drove most of the food surge, with fruit, dairy, cereals and eggs rising as raw agricultural products remain exempt from federal controls. Transportation costs fell slightly in February.
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Rixon
Computer theft charges stand in Oakland case
Hugh J. Ward a 23 year old Malo Alto computer worker faces charges of intercepting grade secrets and computer information from a rival firm. His attorney argues no secrets were stolen since the data was public. Ward was arrested after police found intercepted information during a search.
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UPI
Hugh J. Ward
Ward
John P. Sparrow
Staney Golde
Prelice
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