Bay Area shellfish quarantine eyed for lift in 10 years
San Francisco officials heard that sewage treatment improvements could restore shellfish beds in a decade. Thomas Tobin of the Hay Conservation and Development Commission cited a 147 survey showing about 21 million clams in the Bay, with heavy metals and pesticides posing tougher limits.
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Macy's expansion approved in San Leandro Bay Fair area
The San Leandro Board of Zoning Adjustments unanimously approved a conditional use permit for Macy's to expand by 46,000 square feet on the third floor at Bay Fair. Plans include 32,000 square feet for retail and a new second floor structure with a 25 foot setback. Fire access provisions will be enforced.
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Two Hayward Men Arrested After Weekes Park Fight
Police arrested Gene Perry and Laurence Rene Gomes after a 5 p.m. Weekes Park brawl. Perry carried a nuts jack handle and Gomes a broken beer bottle. Investigation said the clash started after a dispute escalated.
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Horse Stolen From Hayward Stable On Randall Way
John Valin of Hayward reported the theft of his barrel stallion Van dy Bailey from a stable at 2737 Randall Way around 5:40 pm Monday. The horse, valued at $1.40 and registered with the American Quarter Horse Association, was involved in a civil action with a prior owner. Sandra Caddy of Hayward is mentioned in connection with the case.
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American Quarter Horse Association
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Sparks blamed in building fire in Hayward
Sparks from welding ignited foam rubber and set fire to a partition between two companies at 2249 Davis Court. Firefighters reported the blaze occurred around 10 45 a m causing about 1 5 damage to the partition after attempts to extinguish failed.
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Judge bans picket violence in Newark strike
A Alameda County Superior Court judge issued a temporary injunction against violence by Teamster pickets at National Steel Construction Co. Workers allege beatings harassment threats and property damage. Hearing set for Friday to determine if a preliminary injunction will be issued.
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Ron Kelley
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Auto Crash Injures Three In High Speed Skid
Witnesses said an Apple driven auto sped and skid into a parked car yesterday. The passenger suffered head and chest injuries and remained in critical condition in intensive care. Medics reported two others hospitalized with injuries.
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Asondie Qeir Giery
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Government weighs option after Agnew indictment bid
The Justice Department urged Congress to review allegations against Vice President Spiro Agnew as a federal grand jury considers possible indictment. Atty George Beall will present evidence as the grand jury weighs charges, while Agnew's lawyers argue for constitutional limits on prosecuting a sitting vice president. The case follows Agnew’s earlier calls for a probe and ongoing political friction.
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Benefit suit decision looms over city overtime pay
The 1972 case seeks a 4 percent pay advance for management over time while other managers got 3 percent. local unions representing San Leandro police and fire officers allege discrimination. Oakland lawyer Chris Burdick filed the complaint last February, asking a court to mandate the city pay the 4 percent differential. Judge Mosbacher deferred ruling as final arguments proceed and questioned whether a writ of mandate is proper, considering possible civil service rule changes or bargaining-table solutions.
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San Leandro Police Officers Association
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Mosbacher
Burdick
Carta’ Stroud
Stroud
State plan shelved amid disposal and waste concerns
The report outlines halted plans for disposal of mixed and inert materials including debris and waste, citing environmental and safety considerations. It notes ongoing discussions around site adequacy, quake risks, and need for safer handling of decomposable demolition waste and household refuse.
Livermore sphere expands, north land cut from sphere
Unanimous sale of Munweda County Local Agency District reshapes Livermore's sphere of influence. Commission rejects extended service to northern area, excluding it from Livermore boundaries. Mayor and developers link move to real estate interests, while Danville backer Geldermann pushes for final government action. The new town could avoid incorporation within Livermore's reach.
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Faria
Qian Commnissaen
Tawi
Actos
Thomas Schweser
Laverne
Clyde ‘Taylor Pont
Fragmentary OCR Note from 1868 Heat Event
A fragmented OCR excerpt references university topics and a local heat event. It mentions California and India, with scattered words about beams, poems, and a questionable historical context. The unreadable text prevents a clear event or person from being established.
Laser aids boy in fight with throat tumors
In Middlesboro Kentucky doctors test laser therapy to slow recurring tram viral tumors that blocked the airway of year old Jimmy Weaver who requires monthly throat operations. The laser helped reduce regrowth and allows several days between surgeries but his mother must monitor and clear the airway tube regularly to keep him alive.
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Jimmy Weaver
Quake Hits Chile Center Amid Curfew Shocks Santiago
A strong early morning quake rattled central Chile centering near Santiago and Valparaiso, triggering curfew fears. No immediate injuries were reported though power lines and communications were disrupted in several cities, including the capital.
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Valparaiso
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Eduardo Ssquivel
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Cola
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Omiles Santtioast
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Esquivel
Valparorsa
Los Andes
Capial
Sain America
Florida Republican’s claim of revenge tactics in 1970s campaign plots
Florida Republican Robert Benz testifies at the Senate Watergate committee hearing that he conducted dirty campaign work for Ronald Segretti to retaliate against Democrats. He admits hiring spies and ordering disruptive stunts including stink bombs and a sex letter, while blaming Democrats for earlier impersonations and phony posters against former Rep. William Cramer. Benz says Democrats may have orchestrated some incidents, but he is immune from prosecution.
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William Cramer
Senate
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Ronald H. Segretti
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Henry M. Jackson
Hubert I. Humphrey
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Leandro dovtor President olyet SAN TEANDEO
An unclear report mentions Leandro Holden in connection with a presumed political role and the American Academy at Pansi ly Wystetms. The text hints Holden will serve in a prosthet clot of a national acquisition, though details are fragmentary and uncertain.
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