Van missing with 30000 dollars in diamonds equipment
Newark police report a van containing 30000 dollars in diamonds and industrial equipment stolen from a San Leandro firm. The 1970 Ford Supervan with conflicting markings was described by employee Frank Lyle who reported the loss at 628 a.m. The vehicle carried alarm gear and various tools including a CCTV and a lathe, officials said.
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Newark
San Leandro
Whch
Lyle
Pervan
Liltfold
Sulla
Tule
Robber Strikes Hayward San Lorenzo Car Washes
A lone robber hit the Bubble Machine Car Wash in San Lorenzo on Besperian Boulevard stealing about $150 after threatening a pistol. Another Hayward robbery targeted 24874 Mission Boulevard about $0. The assailant forced the clerk to the back room, fled, and a second cab robbery attempt occurred as Ernest Weber escaped with the suspects near Milpitas. A third incident at Sever Eleven Market on Orchard Avenue involved $10 taken with a rifle.
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Hayward
San Lorenzo
San Jose
Hayward Market
Besperian Blvd
Bavi
Obber
Richard Cox
Cox
Mission Blvd
Aslerdant
Ernest Weser
Gl- Unite
Wuxi
Service of
Anld
Weber
Milpitas
Nimitz
Winton Avenue
Orchard Ave
Maynard
San Francisco Receives Unexpected Rain Shift This Season
San Francisco reports 33.92 inches of rainfall since July 1, nearing Seattle's 27.40 inches, while Seattle trends lower at 27.40 inches. The Pacific Northwest pattern shows unusual wind splits this January, with rain diverted toward the San Francisco region per the Weather Bureau.
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Seattle
UPI
San Francisco
Buu
Siberia
Bering Gea
Portland
Alaska
Weather Bureau
Soviets Hold Up Talks in Vienna on Malta Pact Stance
In Vienna UPI reports stalled talks as the Soviet Union delays seating for Malta Balance of Forces Reduction talks. Western spokesmen say Warsaw Pact status could be decided in days while NATO presses for full participation. Delegations from 19 countries assembled to discuss military balance reductions amid diplomatic friction.
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UPI
Soviet Union
Mallary
Warsaw Pact
Stilind Lan
Viediria
Malia
NATO
Miaigity
Hungary
San Francisco youth counselor sues over height bias rule
Civil rights suit filed in U S District Court by Cita N Diaz 26 alleging San Francisco city height requirements for employment discriminate against Spanish and Asian origin applicants. Diaz claims he was denied a youth counselor job for being too short. Lawyers for ELC and MALDEF call SDSI Service Commission regulations biased against minorities.
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DPT
San Francisco
U.S
Cita, Ndiaz
Selor Becauze
Service Commission
Tts Action
Eimployment Law Center
Smr
Israel reveals Dragonfly air missile at Tel Aviv display
Israel publicly showcased a previously secret Dragonfly heat seeking air missile, claimed to be among the world’s first fully solid state and solid fueled missiles. Officials said the weapon has shot down Arab jets since 1967 and weighs about 200 pounds with a 24 pound warhead, signaling advances in Israel's arms industry.
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Tel
Israel
Tel Aviv
Isr
Forwigh
Nelder Cleared to Run for Board of Supervisors
Former police chief Alelder Nelder won a court ruling that struck down a city charter provision barring city employees from running for office. Superior Court Judge Ira Brown declared the section unconstitutional, enabling Nelder to pursue a November bid for the Board of Supervisors.
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SAN Francisod
Alelder
Superior Court
Ira
Coast board official takes office in North Central Coast Commission
Michael L. Wisehey assumed the post Monday as in executive director for the North Central Coast Commission, a new body created by Proposition 20. The six-member panel oversees coastal development control and regional conservation for Sonoma, Marin, and San Francisco counties. Wisehey came from 185 candidates after serving with the San Francisco Planning and Renewal Association and planning roles in Mountain View, San Mateo, and the Association of Bay Area Governments.
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San Francisco
Fischer
Wounded Knee clash injures US marshal during shootout
At Wounded Knee Pine Ridge a U S marshal was shot and in serious condition after Indians opened fire on a roadblock. Deputy chief William Bell and Assistant Attorney General Kent Frinzell were on an inspection trip when the attack occurred. Grim, 50, was flown to Fitzsimons Army Medical Center in Denver. Authorities said the assault marked the heaviest fire since the occupation began. Protests continued as AIM and local Oglala Sioux leaders fortified new blockades and demanded negotiations.
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UPI
Kewe
Denver
Colo
William Bell
U.S. Marshals
Kent Frinzell
The
American Indian Movement
ACM
Wounded Knee
Lloyd ‘Grimm
Hall
Frizzell
Grimaim
Fitzsimons Army Medical Center
Wayne Colburn
Grimm
Colburn
Yall
ALM
Nike
Frixgell
Mint
Ho Nuin
T Ribal
Cicis Wilken
Pine Ridge Reservation
Calvary
Wilson
Boy complains 4 cent hike hits firm and public
A twelve year old boy in Washington accused Testor Corp of raising prices for Pal Enamel by four cents per quarter ounce, triggering a government settlement worth about 3 million dollars. Testor agreed to reduce prices by 312,970.65 and pay a 3000 dollar fine while Jupiter Industries faces action. A special nine bottle Kit at retail one dollar was planned.
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Washington
Estor Corp
Rockford
U.S Disinel
Chicago
Testor
Justice Department
Hhr
Altboullrt
Justice Departent
Fed
Agaist Testoraml Us
Jupiter Insustries, Inc
Allen Dalw Malachawsky
West Babylenz
Ala
Nixon
Malalowsky
Tim Price
Prince Charles Aboard HMS Minerva on Caribbean Patrol
The Prince of Wales peers from HMS Minerva’s side during a six month Caribbean patrol assignment. The frigate will stay at Prospect, Grand Bahama, until March. The prince serves a four hour duty shift as a Royal Navy officer.
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Prince Charles
Minerva
Caribbean
Presport
Grand Bahamas
Prince
Royal Navy
U S bans supersonic flights over land and waters
Washington announces a ban on civil supersonic airliners above 750 mph over the United States and its territorial waters. The rule excludes military flights. The sonic boom stems from shock waves as aircraft move at high speed.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Federal Aviation Administration
McKinley planning advisory panel named for school study
An advisory panel led by Kenneth Pereira of Monroe School will study McKinley phase one planning for K through third grade. The panel will report to the state board within a year on program expenditures quality and success with a quantitative pupil progress assessment. Members include numerous district parents and staff from Cleveland Garfield Haleyar Kennedy McKinley Roosevelt and Washington schools plus at large appointees and school staff delegates.
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Kenneth Pereira
Monroe School
Pereira
Larry Cornell
Cleveland School
James Hinrichs
Garfield School
Richard Kron
Haleyar School
Harn Porsiow
Jeff Bhool
Mitchwil Taylor
Richard Rutledge
Kennedy Sclma
Samuel Guest
Madison Schoal
Robert “Vellano
Dolores
Sluphan
Don Dy Iene
McKinley
Karl Friederich
Brad Smith
Noosevelt
Liureree Evans
Washington School
Frank Lewis
William Martin
Wilson School
Inchide Taki Shinoda
Cathena Brown
Ted Woods
Peggy Hulse
Deslie Wheeler
Cleveland
Dorothy Bertz
Garfield
Maryl Saylor
Baleyon
Grace Chi. Kennedy
Molly Warner
Bud Miller
Betty Muir
Loyce McCormick
Roosevelt
Pat Campe
Washington
Melvin Danielson
Williams
Sandy Axtell
Wilson
Lois Dalla
Eberth Larson
Alex Smith
Edward Halden
Fight over ecology sparks roadwork protest continues
Bud, leader of a California nonprofit, the Hard Hat Workers Association, argues workers face more job loss from eco projects than benefits. He claims activists are radical and selfish, urging the public to see how working people pay for projects and vote on proposals. He seeks wider awareness and warns of consequences for voters.
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Sogre
Skopa
Bud
California Hard Hat Workers Assocation
Califor Hard Hat Workers Association
Lewder
PLO
Gites Weighix
Calif
Thirty Two POWs Freed After Vietnam Release
The White House announced 32 former prisoners of war returned from Vietnam, wounded but in good shape, with Army Col Purcell calling freedom priceless. A crowd cheered as captives, including Navy and Air Force personnel, were welcomed home amid lingering withdrawal talks and Laos accords.
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Army
Benjamin Harrison Purvell
Columnbus
Navy
Cane
Phillip A. Kientzlee
Poway
Calif
Elect
Air Force
William J. Henderson
Milwaukee
Wis
Anne Rilgmaenn
Clark
Henderson
AIC
Hue
Tel
Hawaii
Aloha
Hawi
Charles Edward Willis
Kahashigawa
Thomas F Horio
Thorn
Purcall
Mix
Taen Parcell
Myssige
Thad
Ubal
Gros
Laos
United States
Laos Po
White House
Ronale
Ziegler
Florida
Pathe Lan
Market chain to close one day beef protest by coop
A regional market chain announced a one day closing to back the Ute protest against high food costs. The chain, calling itself a coop though run like a corporation, operates in Washington Virginia and Maryland suburbs. Consumers urge broader action as beef and other prices rise. The chain cited pork wheat coffee and chicken price increases and encouraged stores nationwide to consider similar moratoriums to highlight the issue.
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Erin Waldbaum
Hal
Cuttlamen O
Waldbaum
Olor
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