Shaklee Plans Ecologically Oriented HQ Complex in Hayward
Shaklee Corp begins planning a 57.6 acre eco friendly industrial complex in the Bennett and Kahnweiler Industrial Park in southern Hayward. The project aims for completion in 1974 and will serve as headquarters while considering existing facilities and workforce trends. The company, a maker of cleaners cosmetics and supplements, currently employs about 40 in Hayward with a $3.5 million annual payroll.
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Bennett & Kahnweiler
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Fire damages restaurant in San Leandro
A grease fire at Danny's restaurant on 230 W Estudilla Ave San Leandro caused about 5000 dollars in damage yesterday afternoon. Fire officials said the blaze spread to the attic and required several types of extinguishers to contain it. No injuries were reported among firefighters staff or patrons. Damage was mainly smoke related with minor roof damage.
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Spring vacation begins for South County schools
Today marks the last day of classes before week long spring break for South County public and Catholic schools. Most institutions resume on April 5 with the usual schedules. Chabot College Hayward and Ohlone College Fremont plan week off, California State College Hayward ends nearly, then registration for the new quarter on Monday and classes resume Tuesday. Other private schools follow varied schedules.
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Fremont man jailed for coffee throwing assault at bar
Carl John Anderson 29 of Hayward was found guilty of assault with a deadly weapon for throwing scalding coffee at Donald Perez 29 of Fremont at Colliers Inn. Perez suffered second degree burns and Anderson was sentenced to 200 weeks in county jail and ordered to pay Perez’s medical costs, receive psychiatric treatment, and face three years probation.
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Mother cited after auto mishap in Fremont
In Fremont at Mahoney and Carol Avenue a 4:30 p.m. collision injured 17 year old Robert Lee Harry and 14 year old Sandra Bailey. The mother of the 10 year old driver was cited for allowing the boy to operate a car without a license. The youth reportedly failed to use caution after stopping for a traffic sign.
Four Arrested in Newark Police Raid on Cherry Street
Newark officers raided a Cherry Street residence early today and arrested Bonnie C. Barrios 23 of 58342 Cherry St and four men and a woman on drug related counts. Barrios faces multiple charges including furnishing drugs, possession of narcotics paraphernalia, and possession of stolen property. Additional arrests include Fredrick C. Miranda 24 of Fremont, Ronald Hosinick 21 of Crockett, Wack A. Nosseth 22 and Manuel J. Santistevan 21 of Newark Elm Street, and Lish Ramirez 24 of Poplar Street. Miranda charged with marijuana possession and maintaining a place for sale. Nes seth with dangerous drugs in a vehicle. Nosseth with dangerous drugs. Ramirez with five traffic warrants. Bail for Barrios set at 3451.
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Cherry St
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Fremiont
Ronald ¥. Hosinick
Crockett
Wack A. Nosseth
Manuel J Santistevan
Elm St
Lish Ramirez
Poplar St
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Hastnick
Nesseth
Miss Ramirez
Bearded man disrupts Boston Capitol fracas
A tall slender 23 year old man trotted through Boston Common and charged into the Slate House wearing only a beard. Police tracked him to near the Attorney General's Consumer Division, wrapped him in a blanket, and removed him.
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SPCA probes cruelty at vacant rowhouse stable
SPCA agents found 12 ponies and five horses tethered in a vacant rowhouse owned by an urban renewal agency. The animals were in deplorable condition with ponies in the dining room and others in a garage or makeshift stalls. Stable operator James Adams faced charges of gross neglect and endangering animals.
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Police move to halt illegal bingo games at churches
Police shut down bingo operations at St. Clement and St. Joachim churches after district attorney review found the games illegal. World’s Fare bingo at Southland shopping center paused for renovation though still legally run, organizers protest. Citizens and groups urge continued fund raising while chiefs warn further closures if games resume.
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Comedy at C V school board ends in chatter
A CV school board meeting devolves into playful banter and odd questions about slop watches cow hides dental deals and dogs in classrooms. Supt De Pue answers with patience while board member Rhodes keeps the zany thread alive as Cy Fritz jokes about selling tickets.
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Senate probes ITT role in U S policy and Chile
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to study corporate involvement in U S foreign policy, focusing on alleged ITT interference in Chile. The panel authorized subpoenas and ordered retrieval of 177 Chile documents from Sept 1 to Nov 1, 1870, marking a second ITT inquiry alongside a related antitrust settlement review and a probe by the Judiciary Committee into attorney general candidacy matters.
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Powell in death-like coma at Jackson Memorial Hospital
Powell, former Harlem congressman Adam Grayton Powell, remained in a death-like coma at Jackson Memorial Hospital after hemorrhagic complications. A hospital source said Powell’s condition worsened ten days after admission on March 7, with reports tying to a pre-existing cancer. Powell had previously spoken of lymphatic cancer and radiation treatment. The hospital declined to discuss the cancer but hinted Powell might be battling it again.
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Burglars held wine tasting party in Canoga Park
Police tracked burglars who hosted a wine tasting at Christian Bamnaert’s Canoga Park restaurant. About a dozen vintages were opened and five cases of cheaper wines were stolen. Bamnaert noted he could have lost valuable bottles including Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1966 and other grands crus.
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Baby Found Dead in Bed in Garden Ye Area
A 4 month old girl was found dead in her bed this morning by her mother Nancy Van dererill of 228 So Garden Ye, first Nandergrift. Child was dead on arrival at Keiser. County coroner's office is investigating the cause of death.
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Meany Quits Second Government Panel Restructuring
Connally discussed the Pay Board reorganization after Nixon removed four of five business members and left five public members in place. He defended Treasury charges denying AFL CIO President Meany and labor leaders’ claims the board was unfair to labor.
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Tunney Urges Action on Noise Pollution Standards
Senator Tunney called for federal noise standards and funding to aid state and local controls, warning that certain proposals could preempt stricter state rules. California cited as model, with officials arguing pending federal bills may curb enforcement. Traffic and construction noise affect millions, and industry practices were criticized for ignoring reductions.
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Tunney
California
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Nudist Train Cars Announced by West Germany Rail
Bonn reports a new Bundesbahn service offering special train compartments for nudists traveling to Sylt, site of a famous nude colony. Passengers may travel topless or bottomless if they store clothes in compartments or lockers. those who bring clothing ride in regular cars.
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Connally warns stores to slow price rises amid labor talks
Secretary of the Treasury Connally urged food retailers to trim prices as food costs surged, saying action may come if gains are not curbed. He ruled out immediate controls on raw agricultural products and voiced hope for no mass labor strikes after four Pay Board members quit, promising hearings next month to review prices.
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Assembly panel backs state employee raise amid budget ties
The Ways and Means Committee approved a $164.3 million pay raise for state workers and higher education faculty, lifting the faculty increase to 12.3 percent and state workers to 7.5 percent, with a key EASTER break before further debate on a $7.44 billion state budget.
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Britain extends rule over Northern Ireland crisis unfolds
Premier Faulkner and his cabinet reject British measures as a sham while Heath appoints a special minister for Northern Ireland to oversee law and order. Whitleaw slated as a liberal Tory leader to handle governance amid Ulster self rule since 1920.
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