Weather Forecast for Sierra Nevada and Northern California
Cloudy conditions with scattered showers and occasional snow in the Sierra Nevada and higher elevations. Strong winds, especially in mountainous areas, with 2000 to 4000 feet snow levels and variable temperatures across regions including Sacramento Valley and Salinas Valley. Highs mostly in the 50s to 60s, lows around 40s to 50s. small craft advisories to the coast and bays.
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South County Fire and Police Calls Reported
Fire and emergency responses across South County and Southern Alameda areas include multiple service calls at residences on Somerset Avenue and nearby streets. Notable incidents involve resuscitation attempts, vehicle accidents, and routine fire station activity with various street addresses cited for response and investigation.
Oakland Garden Show Continues Its Run
The 1988 California Garden and Home Exposition remains at the Oakland Coliseum Arena from 10 am to 10 pm daily with 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for youths age 12 to 16. Under-12s admitted free. Special events include a candlelight procession, Han Wilson concert, a fashion show, Expord Combo, and puppet and organ performances across today and tomorrow.
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Births at Eden Hospital and area clinics May include multiple families
Birth notices list newborns at Eden Hospital Kaiser and San Leandro Memorial Hospital with parents named. Entries include May dates and multiple boys and girls. Recipients include Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Brassel, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Pat, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wari, Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Ao, Mr. and Mrs. Beanie Metin, and others. Published by The Bay Review.
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Philatelic Society Meets Tomorrow in San Leandro
The Philatelic Society of San Leandro will hold its monthly meeting at 8:20 p.m. Tuesday in the Little Theatre at Roosevelt Elementary School, 951 Dowling Way. A dinner follows at 8:30, with a post-dinner program to be announced. Subscriptions rates are listed as 60 cents to 80 cents per period. There is reference to audit and circulation details.
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State Workers Group To Hear Of Russia Impressions
Oakland Madera County chapter of State Employees Association will hear about Russia and its people Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Morwood Recreation Center near Mac Arthur. The speaker is Frit Austin during the United Church Study Tour group.
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Tornado Strikes Dallas Drive-In Injures Guests
A tornado hit a south Dallas drive-in restaurant causing injuries and damage. Winds toppled trees and cut power while another nearby eatery avoided major harm. Flooding and rain spread across Texas as storms lingered coast to coast.
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De-Escalation Of War Asked By Each Side
Aimed at reducing hostilities, officials urged de-escalation and a demilitarized buffer zone. Harriman criticized North Vietnam for aggression and growing military role with the Viet Cong in South Vietnam.
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Sabotage on Pole Delays Fremont Rail Line
In Fremont near Raine Avenue and the Nimitz Freeway, blasts damaged a Southern Pacific utility pole along the tracks Saturday night. Neighbors reported a large section blown out, soil displaced, and an 18 inch by 9 inch hole. Police found no bombs but called the act deliberate amid a spate of similar incidents in Fremont over the past two weeks.
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Masked Robbery Reports Across Multiple Markets
Sheriff's deputies described two masked men in short black raincoats robbing Wang's Market at Meekland Ave and a separate incident where a man feigning a gun robbed a San Lorenza market of about 200 dollars late Saturday. A third suspect taking two cash registers from 7 11 on Washington Ave. another burglary at Paul Schissler's apartment involved stolen goods worth about 199 055. Delma Heskett reported carpet samples worth about 2 000 stolen from Hayward store front.
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Huttons File Suit Against Oakland Officers After Fatal Shooting
In San Francisco a 3.6 million damage suit claims Oakland Police Chief Charles R. Gain and six officers killed Robby Hutton, a 17 year old who had reportedly surrendered after a gun battle with Black Panther members in Oakland. The suit argues the shooting was unlawful and unjustified.
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Tiny VW powered plane sets modest speed record
Slovak’s single prop plane with a VW engine, a lone landing wheel and a top speed of 40 mph carries radio, liferaft, and survival gear in a compact fuselage. He first headlined in March 1953 after an overland route from Czechoslovakia to Frankfurt, then California, becoming a noted hydroplane racer.
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U S and Viet Forces Repel Red Assault Into Saigon
High casualties reported as U S and Vietnamese troops repelled a Red assault toward Saigon. Allied spokesmen said nearly 4,000 Communists were killed in attacks around the city, with 210 Allied soldiers dead including 87 Americans and 79 wounded. The capital sustained heavy damage and thousands fled or were homeless.
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Five Escape As Fire Guts Their Home
A Union City fire gutted a duplex at 93735 Path in Union City, injuring no one seriously as a woman and four children escaped. Fire chief Al Rodrigues reported the furnishings destroyed and estimated the damage. Mrs Andrea Reyes and her four children were left with shelter with relatives while Irene Gonzales, neighbor, sustained minor smoke damage.
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Paris Priest Receives 14th Heart Transplant Worldwide
A 45-year-old Paris Catholic priest became the 14th person globally to receive a heart transplant, a six hour operation at Broussais Hospital. He is conscious and in satisfactory condition, with three other transplant patients in Houston and London reported doing well.
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Presidential hopefuls vie for Nebraska vote
Democratic contenders press their case as Hubert Humphrey builds delegate strength from caucuses in Delaware Ainslie and Wyoming and claims Hawaii Arizona Maryland and Nevada support. Louisiana Governor McKeithen named favorite son for convention delegation as Nebraska and West Virginia vote Tuesday.
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Wagon Train Chief Nabbed In Mississippi Arrest
United Press reports Mississippi Highway Patrol arrested wagon train leader Andrew Marrett for obstructing highway as 18 mule-drawn wagons headed from Marks to Batesville 20 miles away. Willie Bolden of SCLC vowed to stay and pick up his partner, while the train of about 100 people faced delays from equipment and shoeing mules earlier.
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