Fire blamed for house fire on Henn Lane
An electrical short caused a house fire yesterday in Farry ten district, causing about 15000 dollars in damage. Firemen reported the blaze started at 2 33 in the kitchen of Ba Elder's home at 28039 Henn Lane. The fire was confined to the kitchen but smoke and water damage affected the rest of the house.
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Farry Ten District
Ba Elder
Henn Lane
Ha Hove
Chon Thanh
South Vietnam
Castro Valley Plan To Be Presented At Special Meeting
Alameda County Planning Commission calls a special 7:30 pm session at the Public Works Building 399 Elmhurst St Hayward to review the Castro Valley Plan. The plan, prepared by the county planning commission with a Castro Valley task force, outlines a decade strategy for a central core commercial area with dense housing and surrounding neighborhood environment in outlying areas.
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Castro Valley
Alameda County Planning Commmission
Tomorow
Public Works
Elmhurst St
Hayward
Commission
County Planning Commission
Gas station and liquor store robbed in Hayward
A bandit robbed Arnie's Arco Station at 20H Feel Blvd Hayward yesterday taking about $33.50. Attendant Jessie Noyola 27 reported the intruder threatened her with a weapon, ordered her to the office, and demanded money from the cash box. The suspect fled after warning her not to get involved with dope. Clerks Linda Chansky 26 and others provided details to San Leandro Police.
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Arnie
Arco Station
Feel Blvd
Hayward
Jessie Noyola
Shevit
San Leandro
Vth St
Linda Chansky
Gui
Kennedy Park plan to seek FAA agreement for park use
A Hayward Area Recreation District team including City Manager William Hanley and officials J A Bud Critter and Myron Johnson will fly to Los Angeles to meet FAA regional counsel. They aim to secure a long term use and management agreement for Kennedy Park, arguing it aligns with deed terms and land use. FAA officials have previously refused sanction due to lack of lease or rental payments.
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Hayward
Ity and Recreation District
Los Angeles
Tomorow
Eulo Stile
Federal Aviation Agency
Kennedy Park
William Hanley
Hepward Area
Manniger J
Hanley
FAA
FAA Alforonts
Bargers arraignment linked to Oakland Cuban truck driver case
Ralph Barger and three Hell's Angels members face murder charges over the slayings tied to a Cuban truck driver whose body was found in a blistering Oakland house. The case spans Sol Street deaths and a May 21 discovery, with Barger and associates to be arraigned in Oakland and possibly San Leandro as investigators pursue a multi defendant chain of killings.
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Hell's.angel
Ralph
Sony" Barger
Oakland
Barger
San Uleandro
Sol Street
Santa Rita escapees arrested in Hayward and Fremont
Two Santa Rita county jail escapees were arrested overnight. Virgil D. Woodmansee, 31, of Hayward, was seized near Mission Boulevard after a cyclist spotted him. he carried a loaded 25 caliber pistol and faced multiple charges. Daniel Tucker, 40, from Oakland and Hayward, was nabbed after a foot chase near the Lewis Center, reported missing since Saturday. Yeven O. P. Hisher, from Fremont, was taken into custody on burglary charges after being found in a dentist’s office.
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Santa Rita County
Hayward
Newsry
Juni Fremarié
Virgil D. Woodmanses
Amador Ave
Mission Houlevard
Marder Road
Woodmansee Ee Bichona
Woodmansee
Daniel Tucker
Oakland
Heyward
Lewis Center
Tucker
Santa Rita
Fremont
Polite
Yeven OQ
Hisher
Hamilton Way
Phone workers await union strike approval in California
Unclear text reports California phone workers awaiting strike authorization after protests over working conditions and alleged use of a computer to monitor bathroom breaks. Several workers were suspended or fired, with ballots in San Francisco Bay area and Southern California set to vote as union leaders, including Blasingame, await Washington approval. A separate Oakland vote passed 279 to 116 to strike.
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San Francisco Bay Area
California
Loren Blasingame
Lexal A4sh
Qwag
Pacific Tele
California death penalty appeal rejected by court
California Supreme Court refused to review a case contending the state’s death penalty violated constitutional protections. The decision ends Younger and supporters’ bid to overturn the ruling, with further action possible via state constitutional referendum and federal Supreme Court timing.
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U.S
Su É Cent
Younger
Ite TS. Ennet
Robe Ard Heagay
California Senate
Rei
U.S. Supreme Court
Younier
Sales- Deukmesian
George Deukmejian
Rlang Bough
Hkc
U8. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Fénmaid G. Brown
Supreme.”' Court
Brow
Donald Weight
Pat Nixon stages a kitchen debate tour in Kiev
Pat Nixon toured a Pioneer Palace in Kiev with 12 000 children in cultural and hobby classes under the Komsomol youth group. She chatted with a shy girl in the modern kitchen about food as 15 amateur radio cards were shown and Ukrainian dances delighted her before a visit to St. Sophia museum and farewell at the airport.
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RIEV
U.S
3.R
Pat Nixon
Nikita Khruslechev
Angela Davis Trial Resumes in Marin County Shootout Case
AP reports Angela Davis's trial resumes with prosecution debating whether to call further witnesses to counter the defense. The 31-year-old Black Communist faces charges of murder kidnapping and conspiracy in the Aug 7 1970 Marin County courthouse gun battle that left four dead including a refrigerator. The defense rests and both sides anticipate closing arguments this week with jury deliberations possible by Friday.
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San Jose
Angela’ Davis
Tésumes
Aflec
Aurdee
Marin County
Miss Davis Way
Jonathan
Storm ends Midwest heat wave cools region across midcontinent
A storm system edged across the Midwest ending nearly five weeks of summer heat in the central states. Cooler air sparked showers and thunderstorms from Minnesota and Ohio to Louisiana and parts of Texas, with notable cooling in the northern Midwest where temps had been about 10 to 20 degrees above normal. Pre-dawn readings ranged from 87 at Needles California to around 60s at Scottsbluff Nebraska.
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Minnesota
Ohio
Louisiana
Texas
Needles
Calif
Scottsbluff
Neb
Blind student admitted to Temple medical school
David Hartman, blind since age eight, was admitted to Temple University School of Medicine. Officials say he is the first blind person admitted to a medical school in 100 years. Hartman faced multiple rejections from major universities, but Temple offered support through anatomy and other premed courses with help from professors and students. He plans to use his experiences to assist blind students and emphasize study and interaction with families.
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UPI
David Wo Huclman
Scvlm
Hartman
Temple University School of Medicine
Harriman
Gellysbirg
Gettysburg
Anll
Otttes
Harlian
Hartmia
Dria Rae
Flag battle over war marker at memorial observed
A Memorial Day dispute at a granite monument in Union City saw Mexican and American flags raised by different groups. A Spanish speaking citizen removed the Mexican flag at the halyard and restored the American flag, while Brown Berets later took the American flag and kept it down. Coady cited complaints from Mexican American residents and calls to police as motivators for the conflict, which concluded without direct confrontation. The monument honors Union City service members from World War I onward, with engravings noting origins of the servicemen and a star for those who died.
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White House
Nixon
St. Sophia
Janke Manel
Hichard M. Nixon
Iits Police Department
Coady
Mexico
Union City
Nixon hails summit and unsettled issues labeled
Nixon praises the summit while noting unsettled questions on Southeast Asia and Europe. The United States accepts Russia’s request to start preliminary talks for an European security conference and openness to exploratory talks on reducing conventional arms along the Curtain. Kissinger cautions about complexity and the need for study. A briefing quotes a roadmap described by Kissinger.
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Kremlin
United States
Europe
Kissinger
Hissinger
Peitesples
County approves salary rise but fails to confer in good faith
Howard Jones of the employees association called the county's move the height of ricir ufor ness. Paul Varacalli warned the board of a dangerous precedent and jeered the Myers Millas Brown Act requiring good faith bargaining. Varacalli said he would call a membership meeting this week to decide the group's response.
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Howard Jones
Employes Association
Mvs
Ricir
Paul Varacalli
Yarscalli
Core Program shows gains amid classroom adaptations
Teachers describe a dramatic comeback in a Core program with reduced discipline issues and higher reading and math proficiency. They provide pencils, dispense heavy textbooks, and design own materials to match student needs, noting calmer classrooms and stronger teaching.
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