Fremont three alarm fire devastates Irvington center store
A three alarm blaze destroyed the Double A Supermarket and K and Liquors at the Irvington shopping center in Fremont. Firemen reported $525,000 in damage with $450,000 to the building and $75,000 to contents. No injuries were reported as investigators began work on the cause. About 29 firefighters battled the flames, which forced nearby shoppers to flee and drew a crowd of 500. Clerks claimed arson against broom racks, but officials could not verify.
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San Leandro Considers Cat Control After Complaints
San Leandro residents pressure council to study cat control amid reports of households with nine and four cats. Mayor and staff to draft recommendations with public hearings to follow after the assessment. Local resident Mrs. Haine Clark urged limits and asked animal control for options.
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Campaign contenders arrive in San Francisco for debate
Presidential candidates Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford arrive in San Francisco to prepare for a Palace of Fine Arts debate. Mayor Moscone greets Carter at the airport while Ford meets Montgomery Woods at a Pacific Heights home. Debates featured on pages 2 and 3.
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Proposed center would open in 79 in San Leandro
Earl Murphy reports a downtown San Leandro shopping center could open August 1979 if plans stay on track. Council must wait until January for final approval of the $30 million project. Commissioner Flagg presented a revised timetable for Orchard Park amid questions on financing and city debt.
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Auto workers near deal as Ford strike drags on
Detriot sourced reports say UAW and Ford negotiators return to bargaining hopeful for a final contract today. Ken Bannon, UAW Ford head, expresses cautious optimism though details remain unresolved and no formal agreement yet. 15 hours of talks followed a three week shutdown.
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Eugene Marker transitions from hospital deodorant sales to humanities professor at Chabot College and leads its 10th annual film series. Fremont resident Jim Cates reflects on his job. Governor Browner defends California business climate as “pretty good.” Hayakawa rebukes hecklers on campus calling slogans stupid. San Francisco police brace for President Ford and Carter visits. Don Larsen recalls his perfect game 20 years later with UPI’s Gordon Sakarmta. Sunny warm weather expected tomorrow in South County with highs in the 70s and mid 80s.
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