Death of steel union leader ruled accidental
Raymond E. Bainter Sr., 56, president of United Steel Workers Local 367, died February 27 from combined intoxication of ethanol and carbon dioxide, the county coroner said yesterday. Bainter was found in his car at 12:30 a.m. outside his home on Mission Boulevard after returning from a long drive with his wife and a friend. his wife Susan reported finding him slumped in the car as she woke from a nap and checked the garage.
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Kellogg employees honor pickets in San Leandro
About 400 Kellogg workers in San Leandro joined picket lines from Memphis prompted stoppages over pay. The San Leandro plant remained peaceful with only a few workers observed. Memphis strikers began their action March 14 as contracts at Kellogg plants across the country show varied expiration dates and labor actions continue.
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San Leandro Kelloge Co
Memphis, Tenn
American Federation of Crain Millers
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Hho
Wiliams Sf
Sonnel
Memphis
Kellogg
Mirain
Batile Creek
Mich
Wion
Suspect arrested after holdup at Village Bottle Shop
San Leandro police arrested 24 year old Daniel Atkinson at Kran shell's Cocktails shortly after a holdup at Village Bottle Shop on 1977 E 14th St. The bandit took 141 dollars from the cashier, no weapon was shown, and the suspect was described as entering a lounge nearby before arrest.
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San Leandran
E. 14Th St
Daniel Atkinson
Elmer Hotel
Kranshell
Robert Carper
Hayward
Fiat
Luan Fadda
Rooney
Arson Suspected in Hayward Home Fire Loss
Police suspect arson and burglary caused a $20,000 fire that destroyed the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Madena at 2096 Everglade Ave. Firemen arrived after a 1:35 a.m. report. The blaze, discovered by Robb Madena 15, prompted no serious injuries.
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Phaimes
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Althowshwa
Thief Steals Model Train Collection in San Leandro
Burglars pried open a cabinet housing model train tracks and cars valued at $1,000 from Arnold W. Smith’s home in San Leandro after tapping a door lock. In a separate Monday burglary, Margaret Jenkins lost a 12 piece sterling silver set a television and a camera totaling $1,275, with intruders breaking a front window pane to enter.
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Arnold W. ‘Smith
Burghars
Margaret Jenkins
Drug seller sent to Vacaville for presentence
Hayward suspect Steven Kendall Harris, linked to Mrs. Amelia Miranda in a Hayward heroin sale, was moved to Vacaville yesterday for a Saturday presentence observation after pleading guilty in Alameda County to possession and sale of a controlled substance other than marijuana. Miranda, awaiting action, fled bail to Mexico pursued by two Hayward jail bondsmen.
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Steven Kendall Harris
Amelia Miranda
Vacaville
Harris
Alamed County
Miranda
Hayward Market
Mexico
Police arrest masseuse at Meekland Avenue parlor
Hayward sheriff deputies arrested Tavene Washington 19, a masseuse, at 6 p.m. on a warrant from Hayward Municipal Court charging soliciting or engaging in prostitution at the P G and Massage Parlor 17777 Meekland Ave. No address or further details available.
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Hayward
Hayward MuNicipal Court
Peace party wins court round in Alameda case
The Peace and Freedom Party wins a court ruling in Alameda County Superior Court ordering County Registrar Rene Davidson to include five Peace and Freedom central committee candidates on the Jane primary ballot. The candidates had been kept off for refusal to sign the loyalty oath stating opposition to overthrow of government by force.
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Alameda County Superior Court
Robert L. Bostick
Bostick
Rene Davidson
Peace and
Central Committeee
Jane
Davidson
Ratian
Newark Bond Measure Defeated in Narrow Margin
Newark voters rejected a 9 million school bond, the second defeat in five months. The plan combined 3.5 million hard measure and 5.5 million state loan authorization. The first part needed 12 votes to pass and failed 1,437 yes to 94 no. The second needed 76 votes transferred from the no to yes, passing 1,785 to 2? against, with fewer than 3,000 ballots cast.
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Newark
Whlch
Reds open Berlin harrier in Easter border opening
Visitors carried gifts and packages into East Berlin as the border reopened for a four day Easter holiday. East German authorities allowed seven days to celebrate while West German debate on Bonn’s treaties continued. Border police were relaxed as motorists showed identity papers and were waved through quickly.
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Moscow
Davis defends innocence in San Jose trial opening
Angela Davis, acting as her own attorney, told jurors the state case is conjecture and will fail to prove guilt in the kidnapping and murder charges tied to the Soledad Brothers. She described the allegations as utterly fantastic and noted rallies for Jackson as background to her actions.
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Soledad
George Jackson
Jackson
John Clutchoke
Fleeta Drumgo
Anto
Soledad Brothers
San Franize
Churchette
Drusngy
San Quentin
Superior Court
Richard Arnason
Santa Clara County
San Walaa
Citizens question firing Supreme Court as letters pour in
A traveling resident in Albany writes to the Department of Injustice Building in Sacramento about the Supreme Court ruling, questioning how citizens might fire justices. Reagan aide Ed Gray notes 3700 letters in a month with 77% in support, while clerks report many anonymous messages and mixed praise from San Diego and Sacramento.
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Department of Injustice
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Supreme Court
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Reagan
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Willers
Gray
Sol
San Diego
A. Bendovich
Sacramento
Bishell
Nader loses ITT Hartford merger challenge in court
A Connecticut Superior Court judge dismissed Ralph Nader and three co plaintiffs suit challenging the ITT Hartford Fire merger as part of a Justice Department antitrust settlement. The court found lack of standing and insufficient proof that plaintiffs were misled by the merger and related disclosures.
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International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
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Justice Department
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Walter J. Sidon
Consumer Advocate
Nader
Connecticut
William H. Colter
Pertment
Jeb Itt
Hartford Fire Tn
Haréford Fire
Alviso jet airport plan scrapped after years of review
After nearly three years of review the Regional Airports Systems Study Committee dropped Site E from 11 alternatives for future aviation needs. Proposed since 1963 the plan faced opposition over noise impacts on South Bay residents and wildlife refuge. San Jose and Santa Clara County agencies had rejected it, though the study remains funded by ABAG members and federal partners. Other costly options, including a jetport at Hollister, were also removed.
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Fremont
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South Bay
San Jose
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Santa Clara
Association of Bay Area Governments
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San Francisco
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Hollister
Cooper faces zone vote amid last weeks push
Cooper described tense talks with Palmer and Harper over a rezoning project. He said a brief meeting with Bor involved a caution that voting against the plan could end his tenure. Cooper defended his discussions as proper and noted his exit from city council in two weeks. He stressed the commission's approval mattered for financing deadlines.
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Tiarper
Cooper
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Moire
City Hall
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Colinell
Commission
Yosemite Park to open Trans-Sierra Thoga Pass road early
Yosemite National Park officials tentatively scheduled a Saturday opening for the Trans Sierra Thoga Pass road. Park spokesman Lew Albert said the April 1 date would be the earliest summer opening in park history due to an unusually light snowpack, with a late season snowmelt possibly causing reclosure.
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Yosemite National Park
UPI
Yosemite Park
Lew Albert
Albert
Stress and cancer links in chickens raise human risk alert
Dr Gross reports that social stress in chickens increases bacterial disease and virus-induced tumors, with high stress levels elevating Marek's Disease incidence sevenfold.Low-stress housing reduces corticosterone and tumor rates, while high corticosterone aligns with greater cancer risk. studies also link chemical exposures and herpes viruses to primate cancers, prompting cautious human risk assessment.
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de Gross
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Hungary
University of Nebraska College of Madeine
National Cancer’ Institute
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Hawaii
Pineapple Growers Association
Louis V. Melendez
Harvard Medical School
Mrese
Melendez
ITT President Shifts Tale On Policy Talks
ITT president Geneon altered his account of policy discussions with top government officials. He defended a philosophy stance while acknowledging antitrust cases then under review. A closed hearing was set for April 6.
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John W. Mitchell
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Jack Anderson
Kleindienst
Beard
Washington
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