Police arrest man after high speed chase through Hayward streets
A 23 year old man was arrested a day after a high speed pursuit that began when a pickup ran a red light on Soto Road and Jackson Street. The driver, Felix A. Valdivia of 598 A Street, faces charges of driving under the influence of drugs, no driver's license, and varying offenses after the chase ended near Gatling and Harder roads.
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Herom ring suspect arrested in federal case
James M. Summerford 27 of 2005 Venus Ave was arrested on federal indictments as narcotics agents continue to unravel a South County heroin ring. He faces multiple counts of possession and conspiracy to distribute heroin from the ongoing investigation that led to a March takedown of 21 people and a $200,000 heroin seizure.
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Nine Black Muslims Sentenced in Baton Rouge Case
Nine Black Muslims were sentenced to 21 years each in Baton Rouge after a jury found them guilty of traveling to Baton Rouge to incite violence and aiding in a deadly attack. District Judge Ghno Lear imposed the maximum for those convicted in the city street killings that left two law officers and a Black man dead. Murphy Belt said he will appeal to the State Supreme Court.
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Strike at Golden Gate Fields Ends Opening Day
Albany Calif. January strike by Golden Gate Fields janitors disrupts Tanforan season opener. A spokesman says management seeks a court order to end the walkout and racing may proceed if granted. otherwise races will be canceled. The union cites contract change demands and cites union stake in city race track.
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Nob Hill rape victim testifies before grand jury
Yoahlin Patiaka, a Japanese woman, testified before the grand jury about a brutal rape on Nob Hill 41 days earlier. Police say she identified a suspect by a sketch. Bunyard, a San Francisco soft drink truck driver, was captured in Merced and faces six rapes and three killings.
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Los Angeles workers face proposed 6.7 percent pay rise
Los Angeles County supervisors weigh boosting salaries for about 60 percent of the workforce at more than 46 million. Personnel Director Gorton T Nesvig says unions ratified seven agreements covering 113 employers and 12 unions with 18 484 workers to gain average increases of 7.7 percent. He recommends 9 percent increases for 0 551 employees under bargaining units, while 24 055 staff remain without raises due to stalled negotiations including firemen peace officers and social workers.
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Tornado Kills Boy and Grandfather in Alabama Town
A predatory tornado struck a small northeast Alabama community, killing an eight year old boy Moby B. Childress and his grandfather Gorgon Childress. Six others were seriously injured and six more sustained minor injuries as the storm touched down in Marshall County. Reports also mention separate tornadoes in southern Alabama causing injuries and property damage.
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Woman Drowns After Entering Monongahela River
Two boys fishing near a downtown Pittsburgh wharf witnessed an elderly woman approach, greet them, then walk into the Monongahela River. The body was recovered later identified as Mrs. Fenas Gva Dam. Boys aged 15 and 14 said they tried to pull her from the water and used a lifebuoy borrowed from a nearby pleasure boat, but she could not grasp it.
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Ellsberg Defense to Subpoena Nixon in Watergate Case
The Ellsberg defense claims President Nixon personally hindered delivering evidence in the court and may invoke executive privilege to avoid testimony. Defense attorney Charles Nelson cites news reports linking Nixon to pressuring the Justice Department and notes the jury trial could be affected by Watergate and White House links.
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Union City urged to push growth despite sewage limits
A group of development spokesmen urged Union City to continue planned growth, saying the Alvarado sewage plant can add about one million gallons per day by fall next year. A city council report to a March 12 moratorium cites 4,000 potential single family connections and a three year outlook if Bay Regional Water Utility Control Board approves expansion.
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Independent gas pumps feel pinch from rationing moves
Independent gas stations face tighter supplies as Texaco Mobil and Shell join rationing plans. Standard Oil plans slight grade changes to boost overall gasoline availability while stressing minor engine impact. Government to urge voluntary allocation and ask majors not to cut independents beyond their own needs. Consumers urged to conserve by reducing speeds and avoiding sudden starts.
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Teamsters begin wage hike talks with trucking firms
In Washington AP reported Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons will open a three year contract negotiation with Trucking Employers Inc. The union seeks 4 cent hourly raises each year, a pension increase from 147 dollars weekly, a 3 percent health and welfare rise, and an unlimited cost of living escalator with expanded vacation, holidays, sick leave and working conditions improvements for about 46,000 truck drivers and operators.
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Senate probes seek testimony from ousted aide in Watergate
Senate investigators prepare to call former aide Dean and others as witnesses in the Watergate probe. The hearings will start May 7 at 10 a.m. and run three days weekly, with prosecutors weighing immunity to allow Public testimony without self incrimination.
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No grade class concept okayed by school board
The board approved a no grade class concept despite concerns about parent participation requirements. Officials said approval hinges on state funding and adherence to rules, aiming for a universally functioning program regardless of teachers or participants. Some districts have not used graded cooperative classes and may adopt them if funding arrives.
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Budget plans seek scent tax hike amid revenue share shifts
The budget hinges on a scent tax increase and revenue sharing funds, with agency requests for part of federal money. Mnoch plans a $10.7 million reserve, tapping $4 million more from revenue sharing to back other programs or offset potential federal cuts. Capital improvements surge to $1187 million, including Hayward Mall of Justice at $9.7 million and pre-trial deletion space at $3 million. The law and justice budget rises to about $49.55 million, health services total $56.15 million, welfare down to $11.7 million as capitation aid shifts to federal jurisdiction. Government costs edge up by $1.3 million. The board approved the budget and set hearings from mid-June through September.
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Rare liver surgery brings American infant home
Tokyo based surgeon Dr. Keijita Suruga reports Laura Noel Yarboro a Birmingham Alabama baby girl treated for biliary artesia is ready to return home after successful operation. Laura and another infant Jennifer Rice have undergone Suruga’s pioneering technique though long term liver function remains uncertain. A Milwaukee infant Theresa Decorah is undergoing tests to assess potential benefit from the procedure.
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