Reconstruction of Dumbarton Bridge faces passage in state House
Fremont reports a $40 million Dumbarton Bridge reconstruction has a good chance of passing this year. Assemblyman Carlos Bee aide Robert Alves told Tri City officials Bee’s companion bill to be cleared by the Senate Transportation Committee may return to the Assembly. Other notes include Washington Township Hospital District director Roland Campus elected president of the Fremont group, with Carl Strandberg named vice president and Michael Warren as secretary of Alameda County Water District affairs.
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Assembly Transportation Committee
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Roland Campus
Fortny
Newark Mayo
Jam Balenling
Alameda County Water District
Carl Strandberg
Vic Pregiment
Washington Hospital
Michaed Warren
Woman badly hurt in Fremont bicycle crash
A 38 year old woman, Dorothy Miller of 43380 Conifer Street, was critically injured when her bicycle collided with a car at Snowsleaf Drive and Mayten Way around 8:30 PM. She suffered compound fractures of both legs and received about 28 units of blood at a Warm Springs hospital.
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Fremont boy's drowning autopsy confirms cause
Alameda County coroner reports the death of a boy identified as P. Stack II as drowning. His mother Virginia Savalgio of 524 General Ave is cited, with statements that she had a premonition and that the child died in the bathtub after a day described as ominous.
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Dames
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Alameda County
Tot Survives Head Shot In Accidental Pellet Rifle Incident
In Fremont an elderly girl sustained a pellet rifle wound to the head from her older brother while he handled a small rifle outside a home. She was reported in fair condition at Stanford Hospital after the accident. Police said the boy, four, was playing with the rifle when the shot occurred near Caren St. and Cynthia Potts.
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Cynthia Potts
Caren St
Daniel
Palice
Stanford Hospital
Reagan plan to grant $15 million state employee raise
The Reagan administration aims to announce a $15 million windfall to address salary inequities for California state employees. The move would add to $995.8 million already earmarked in the governor's 1972-74 budget for raises. Officials say improved revenue from atomic recovery and welfare reforms enables the extra funds, with about 90 percent of civil service workers expected to gain the adjustments if approved.
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Sacramento Union
California
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California State Eimployes Association
Ruling extends inmate rights at Santa Rita jail
A federal judge ruled that pre trial detainees at Santa Rita near Pleasanton must receive all bail level privileges. The decision bars detaining prisoners for expediency and demands minimum standards, with Greystone facilities cited as needing further improvements. The 90 day deadline was set for reporting rule changes by the facility.
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Santa Rita County
Pleasanton
Alfonso J. Zirpoli
AD RT
Firpall
Naling
Legal Aid Society
Santa Rita
Zicpoli
Greystone
Gore
Food safety funding debate stalls amid calls for inspections
The MDA reports 410 inspectors for 60,000 food plants while Edsyachs says typical plants are checked only every five to seven years. An $8 million appropriation would hire 300 more inspectors, with differing House and Senate versions delaying action. Industry leaders warn public concern may rise over contamination fears after botulin in canned soup spurred FDA regulation talks.
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National Canned Association
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Hayward man found dead at workplace under unclear circumstances
Contra Costa County deputies report no leads in the death of Khanayan at Hayward.Dead before arrival part of the finding, with gun not found. Officials describe him as a quiet man who worked at Hayward Bridge about two years and question how he arrived at the scene.
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Moretti Attacks Reagan School Tax Shift Plan
Moretti accused Reagan of a flawed tax shift, arguing the governor's plan primarily benefits homeowners and shifts burden to business. He cited proposed increases in statewide sales tax and altered liquor and corporate taxes, contrasting with his own position on property tax relief and school funding tied to a state court decision. Lagomarsino slated to introduce the bill. implications for California school aid and local tax rules anticipated.
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Woman Held, Ransomed for Fifty Thousand Dollars
Kern County sheriff deputies and the FBI hunted for two or more kidnapers who abducted Marjorie Minear, wife of a bank manager, demanded forty thousand dollars for the key, then fifty thousand total. She escaped after being blindfolded, driven into an orange grove, and later walked to a nearby house to call for help. No suspects named. two or more suspects believed involved.
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Wallace undergoes therapy as recovery odds remain slim
Wallace begins another round of therapy amid uncertainty about walking. Doctors plan a second operation within 7 to 10 days to assess spinal damage. Nixon offers use of the presidential suite at Walter Reed. transfer location undecided. A bullet remains in the spinal canal, with doctors noting paralysis from the hips down since the shooting.
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H. Bremer
Milwaukee
Defense to call Davis witness or rest-case
SAN JOSE AP reports defense to call Davis as a witness or rest case in the San Jose trial. After seven weeks and more than 200 pieces of evidence, Judge Richard Byamason considered a direct verdict of acquittal. Branton pressed for readiness to present a first defense witness with uncertainty over the offer.
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George Jackson
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Hanoi reports big US raid across the DMZ
Reports say US warplanes pounded the north with sorties and strikes despite heavy anti aircraft fire. A Navy Corsair from USS Constellation was shot down but the pilot was rescued. Several bridges near Dong Hoi were damaged and trucks and warehouses hit in Phantom crew strikes. Aerial losses and missing crews are noted amid ongoing combat near the DMZ and Saigon area.
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Dan Blocker Buried Quietly in DeKalb Funeral
Four days after dying in California due to gall bladder surgery complications Dan Blocker was laid to rest in his native DeKalb Services Wednesday were almost secret contrasting the fame from Hollywood that made him well known The AP report notes the modest funeral in DeKalb Texas while Blocker’s star status in film and television is recalled.
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California
Dan Blocker
DeKalb
Hospital unit's fate debated at CURA hearing
Opponents argue the site harms environment and children, questioning a 28 percent access rate tied to a former project and whether Dr Lach would be reimbursed. CURA supports the facility near Washington Hospital for acute care, noting visitor access limits and a voluntary medical director. Residents focus on safety, street access for detoxified patients, legality of a voluntary unit, and potential expansion.
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Don Beck
Collins
Washipton Hospital
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Cetoxilica- Monaaltak Parkmont Convalescent Hospital
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