Shaklee Plans Ecological Industrial Park in Hayward
Hayward based Shaklee Corp begins planning an ecologically oriented industrial complex at Bennett & Kahnweiler Park in the southern city. The $7.6 acre site will house headquarters with completion aimed for 1974, while existing Boise-Cascade facilities may be reassessed. The firm, a large local employer with 509 workers and a $3.5 million payroll, manufactures cleaners cosmetics and supplements.
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Shaklee Corp
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Mweiler
Shaklee
Yue
Heyward
Pauley-Herzigur
Boise-Cascade
Ing
Forrest C. Shaklee Jr
Bennett, & Kahnweiler Park
Lee Shaklee
Potenti
Nature
Grease Fire Damages Dan ny's Restaurant in San Leandro
A grease fire at Danny's restaurant on 260 W Estudillo Ave San Leandro caused about 3000 dollars in damage yesterday afternoon. Fire officials report the blaze spread quickly and required three types of extinguishers to control it. No injuries among firefighters staff or customers. Damage mainly from smoke with minor fire damage to interior.
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San Leandro
W. Estudillo Ave
Schools End Spring Break Across South County Districts
Today marks the final day of classes before spring vacation for South County public and Catholic schools. Classes resume April 3. Chabot College Hayward and Ohlone College Fremont follow the same schedule. California State College Hayward has a shorter break ending with Monday registration and Tuesday classes. Other private South County schools observe varying vacation schedules.
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Cathoile
Chabot College
Hayward
Ohlone College
Fremont
California State College
Coffee Throwing Leads to Jail Term in Fremont Bar Incident
Fremont Hayward man Gar dohn Anderson, 29, was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon for throwing scalding coffee at a patron in a Col lier Inn on Mission Boulevard. Perez, the injured truck driver, suffered second degree burns and Anderson was ordered to pay medical costs, undergo psychiatric treatment, and serve three years probation.
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Hayward
Gar
Dohn Anderson
Tyrrell Ave
Donald R. Boe
St Duarte Ave
Colliers Inn
Mission Blvd
Perez
Anderson
Airlines
Dudge Roy G. Purel
Mother cited after auto mishap in Fremont
The mother of a 1 year-old boy was cited for letting the child drive a car without a license after a collision at Mahoney and Carol Avenue. Robert Lee Harry, 3, a motorcycle rider, suffered a compound leg fracture and a passenger, Sandra Michelle Bailey, 14, had a fractured wrist and facial abrasions.
Four arrested in Newark police raid on Cherry Street
Police raided a Cherry Street residence early today and arrested four women on drug related charges. Bonnie C. Barrios, 24, faces furnishing drugs without prescription and related counts. bail set at 24500. Also detained were Fredrick C. Miranda, 24. Ronslé W. Tiestniek, 21. Jack A. Wessel, 25. Manuel J. Santistevan, 21. and Lis Ramirez, 24, with various drug and theft related charges and five traffic warrants.
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Cherry Street
New
Bonnie C. Barrios
Cherry St
Marijpara
Miss Barrios
Fremont
Ronslé W. Tiestniek
Crockett
Jack A. Wessel
Manuel J Santistevan
Elm St
Lish Ratiirez
Poplar St
Miranda
Hostnick
Nes~aeth
Miss Ramirez
Man in Beard Enters State House Sparking Boston Uproar
A tall slender man wearing only a beard trotted through the Boston Common and charged into the State House, prompting police to chase him. He was rounded up near the attorney general’s Consumer Division and taken away wrapped in a blanket.
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Boston
State House
Consumer Division
Attorney General's Office
SPCA probes vacant rowhouse pony stable case
SPCA agents found 12 ponies and five horses malnourished or injured in a vacant Philadelphia rowhouse tied to urban renewal. Three ponies were inside a dining room while others occupied a garage and improvised stairs. Stable operator James Adams faced gross neglect charges.
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UPI
Society For the ‘Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
SPCA
Young Glory
Sgeats
James Adams
Police move in on bingo games across churches
Police halted bingo sessions at St. Clement and St. Joachim churches after officials determined the games illegal due to the missing element of consideration. World’s Fare bingo at Southland shopping center was paused for renovations but previously deemed legal. Residents and organizers complain as lawmakers warn further crackdowns.
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Hayward
St. Joachim’s Church
Marchand
Southland Shopping Center
Laty
Ayho
The
Daily Review
Stricr
Ft James
Boys Club
Frémont
St. Joseph's
St. Leonard's
Comedy Breach Foils CV School Board Meeting
A CV school board meeting features offbeat remarks from staff and audience as members joke about stop signs, cowhides, dental deals, and dogs in classrooms. The session ends with a light note from Cy Fritz and a quip about selling tickets.
Senate probes ITT role in Chile policy shift
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to study corporate involvement in U S foreign policy. It will examine ITT interference in Chile and requested all ITT Chile materials from Sept 1 to Nov 1, 1970. The move runs alongside a separate inquiry by the Judiciary Committee into ITT antitrust actions and related political dynamics.
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UPI
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Chile
Frank Church
D-Idaho
J. Willian Fulbright
D-Ark
Helweren
Sept. Land
Senate
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Senate Judiciary Committee
Richard G. Kieindienst
Powell in death like coma at Jackson Memorial Hospital
Former Harlem congressman Adam Clayton Powell lay in a death like coma at Jackson Memorial Hospital hooked to life support. A hospital source cited hemorrhaging and preexisting cancer complications, echoing Powell’s past battle with lymph cancer and radiation scars.
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Jackson Memorial Hospital
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Harlem
Burglars hold wine tasting in Canoga Park restaurant
Police named suspects is not clear but report states burglars held a wine tasting in the cellar of Christian Barnaert's restaurant in Canoga Park. They opened about a dozen vintages and spilled bottles before stealing five cases of moderately priced Beau Jolain and Chablis. Barnaert noted his more valuable wines, including noted labels like Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1986 and Chateau Margaux, remained untouched.
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Warnes Bond
Chevalier du Tastevins
Ater
Christian Barnaert
Bernaert
Rothschild
Baby Found Dead in Bed in Local Home
A one month old baby girl named Diana Vandergrift was found face down in a blanket by her mother Nancy Vandergrift at about 7 am. The infant died at Keiser hospital and the county coroner's office is investigating the death.
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Garden Ava
Nan
Keiser Hospital
Meany Quits Second Government Pay Board
Treasury Secretary Connally dismissed labor complaints about the Pay Board after Meany the CIO and other labor leaders quit the panel. The shakeup followed Nixon’s plan to shrink the board from fifteen to seven by removing four business members while keeping the remaining five public members. Connally spoke on NBC Today denying unfair labor bias and asserting no supporting facts.
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Way Board
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Treasury
Meany
Aplcio
Takota
Tunney urges action on noise standards and funding
Senator Tunney pushes federal noise standards with financial aid to states and locals. He cites California as a leader in cutting noise pollution while noting concerns from Assembly Speaker Rob Moretti that federal measures could preempt stricter state rules and hinder enforcement. The hearing stressed traffic noise affecting homes and the public’s need for effective limits.
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Rob Moretti
Tunney
California
Moretti Moretti
D-Van Nuys
Sulie
Moretti
Congress
Clalifornia
Nudist Train Cars Planned by West German Railways
West Germany’s Bundesbahn plans special train compartments for nudists heading to the Sylt nudist colony on the North Sea. Passengers may travel unclothed only if they pack away their clothes in sleeping compartments or lockers. those with clothes must ride in regular cars.
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West Germany
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Federal Railway
North Sea
Syit
Connally warns food stores on prices amid labor board changes
Secretary Connally tells NBC Today that stores should trim prices as inflation eases, while resisting full agricultural controls. He cautions labor strikes over pay board resignations and expects the Price Commission to race food price relief next month.
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Washington
Connally
Tramont
NBC Today Show
Commission On Food Prices
Assembly panel backs state employee raise in budget
SACRAMENTO UPI The Assembly Ways and Means Committee backed a $164.3 million pay raise for state workers and higher education faculty despite Republican opposition. The panel approved 7.5 percent raises for both state workers and faculty, with a higher 12.5 percent for faculty, and scheduled further budget debate after Easter recess while also endorsing additional local school funding. Democratic leaders pressed for larger anti inflation aid and urged sharing funds across districts including San Francisco, amid concerns over fair distribution and local control.
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UPI
Assembly Ways and Means
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
University of California
E. Richard Barnes
San Diego
Chava Wille Brown J. Dsay
Vaneison
Assembly
San Francisco
Davis
Britain extends rule over Northern Ireland
Premier Brian Faulkner and his cabinet rejected the British measures as a sham but would stay a few days. Prime Minister Heath said he acted under an ultimatum from Faulkner that his cabinet would quit if Britain pressed the plan. A special Northern Ireland minister for law and order, William Whitelaw, was announced. Ulster, six counties, remains part of the United Kingdom with limited self government since 1920, with Belfast under Protestant control.
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Faulkner
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Heath
Falkner
Britei
Weath
Northern Ireland
William Whitleaw
Lone of Commons
Parve
Ulster
United Kingdom
Kidnapers threaten execution of Fiat executive
An Argentine kidnap group calling itself Penople's Revolutionary Army says Oberdan Sallustro, general manager of Fiat Argentina, will be executed within 48 hours unless seven ransom demands are met including one million dollars in school supplies and the release of 50 imprisoned guerrillas to Algeria.
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Pial Company
Oberdan Sallustro
Algeria
Kidpapers
Sallustra
Sallustro
Fiat
Argentina
Penople's Revolutionary Army
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