Weather forecast across regions with limited rain
National forecast shows rain confined to the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies. Atlantic coast cool. Midwest near Great Lakes warmer. San Francisco area fair with cooling Friday. Pleasanton and Livermore expect fog and coastal conditions. Sacramento valley and Los Angeles largely cloudy with possible showers north. San Joaquin valley fair through Friday. Fresh northerly winds inland.
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Gibson Fans 10 Slams A Homer In Clouded Baseball Night
Baseball recap recounts Gibson hitting a homer and guiding a multi run inning. Key events include Harrelson and Cepeda contributing, Javier and Scott making plays in the field, with Mestill and Petrocelli among Red Sox pitchers. Weather and field notes color the late game description as Salinas area fog and cool conditions persist.
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New Orleans
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Cepeda
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Witnesses Press Price Discrimination by Safeway Stores
Washington hearing examines charges that Safeway stores in poor-area districts charged higher prices and raised prices when welfare checks were issued. Lead witnesses Lisa Schlossberg and Janie Moydaf allege systemic bias, while Safeway denies the claims. Rosenthal notes possible nationwide evidence and cites a New York City consumer affairs official corroborating some instances.
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Washington
WPI
Lisa Schlossberg
Janie Moydaf
Benjamin $. Rosenthal
D-N.y
House’ Consumer
Rosenthal
Timothy W. Costello
New York City
Council On It Consumer Affairs
Costello
Rafferty Calls for Limited Federal Power and Honest Education
Rafferty urged restraint on Washington, attacking federal overreach and urging local control. He condemned policies he labeled as appeasement and urged peaceful legal change. He argued universities belong to professors and students and warned voters to judge candidates by their responses to ten questions.
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Washington
Rafferty
Voice
Area Marriage Licenses Record Arrivals and Names
A list of area marriage licenses shows Ronald Lee Curlen 18 of Newark paired with Abauth Gomez, and multiple other couples including Gloria Jean Gostales 1 of Fremant and Mancy Whiles 22 of Mayward. The record also cites addresses such as 4712 Pizarro Drive and 763 Blossomy Way, with several pairs linked to Hayward, Union, Oakland, and San Leandro.
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Danville
Cara Ann Meurer
San
Diane Kristine Toki
San Learmito
Leandro
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Cherrywood
San Avenue
San Leandra
Leandra
Avenue
San Lege
Fire call roundup across Alameda and surrounding counties
The report lists multiple fire and rescue dispatches in Alameda County including CASTRO VALLEY and UNION CITY responses. Incidents cover fence fires, grass fires, and investigations, with times ranging from early evening until around 4 a.m. in various locations such as Mowry Avenue, Foothill Boulevard, and Livermore roads. The entries mention agencies like COUNTY PATROL LIVERMORE and STATE FORESTRY SUNGL providing responses.
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Alameda County
Castro Valley
Births in South County Hospitals Acknowledged
Read Danville October births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Gary Gud in Castro Valley and a girl to Mr and Mrs Mark Allgood in Serra Covell. Fremont reports a boy to Mr and Mrs Tony Cerrélio and a boy to Mr and Mrs Modesto Martinez. San Leandro Memorial notes a boy born October 1 to Mr and Mrs Caste.
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Hoyer
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Far Air
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Washington Hospital
Tony Cerrélio
Fremont
Och
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WF Free Prvd
Bay
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Oakland Theater Blaze Destroys Shed In San Leandro
Firefighters battled a blaze yesterday at the Oakland Drive-In Theater 1506a East Th St destroying a small shed used for storage. Eight firefighters arrived from M3rd Avenue station and found flames pinching a collapsible ladder injuring Fireman Kelly Olivera who was treated at San Leandro Memorial Hospital. Property owned by Eden Theatre Co with James Reed as manager.
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San Leandro
Oakland Drive-In
East Ith St
M3rd Avenue
Kelly Olivera
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Eden Theatre Co
James Reed
Women Boost Unemployment Rate in One Year High
Washington reports a surge in unemployment as more women seek work, raising the jobless rate by 1 percentage point to 4.1 percent. Despite the rise, total employment stayed strong at 74.0 million, per Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Arthur Ross. The jobless rate for Black men fell to 3.3 percent.
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Washington
Natlion
Tator Department
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
San Leandro Manager Named to ICMA Executive Board
Wesley McClure, city manager of San Leandro, was named to a two year term on the executive board of the International City Managers Association after the organization ended its annual conference yesterday in New Orleans.
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Wesley McClure
San Leandro
International City Managers Association
New Orleans
Senators Challenged To Hike Pay By House Vote
The House approved a three stage pay raise for federal workers totaling 2.6 billion dollars, aiming to set automatic annual increases for lawmakers every four years. The 318 to 8 vote also would fund the raise by increasing postal rates to generate 890 million dollars annually. House members argued the move contrasts with prior economy drives and would affect about 2 million workers.
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Washington
UPI
House Today
Senate
Bager House
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways & Means’ Committee
Dress Code Adopted for Schools Faces Debate
A revised dress code includes a prefatory statement linking pupil appearance to attitude and seriousness. Some student members objected to the implication of sole judgment by appearance and urged deletion. The district faces a potential $108,000 state aid penalty if class sizes aren’t reduced, with 65 primary classes exceeding the 31 pupil cap. District enrollment stands at 31,267, down 2.8 percent from projections for January 1, 1968, while 423 homes under construction will add students.
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Howe
Houde
Area Government Group Plans Bay Area Reform
The general assembly proposes a regional government for nine counties led by ALAG with a 6 percent raise for white collar workers. The plan calls for a Bay Area association formation at Hotel Claremont Berkeley, revising by laws to expand voting membership and fund costs of 626 million dollars. The meeting targets state legislature approval and includes Alameda Santa Clara Marin Napa Solano Sonoma Contra Costa and San Francisco, with changes to executive committee representation and reapportionment.
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Peace Prospects Encourage Rusk
Secretary Rusk said United Nations action on Vietnam is deterred by Soviet opposition and U S failure to urge peace. He noted President Johnson plans to intensify military pressure and would meet North Vietnamese officials if there is willingness to seek peace. He also discussed Che Guevara, Soviet arms aid, and the possible timing of a new Vietnam summit with allies.
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Senate
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North Vietnam
Tracer Bullet Blamed In Grass Fire Near Livermore
A grass fire covering 105 acres near Corral Hollow Road east of Livermore was started by a tracer bullet from a deer rifle, fired by an unidentified man. Firefighting units included nine forestry trucks, county patrol, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory equipment, a bulldozer, and four air tankers, with two hours to control and five hours to extinguish.
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Livermore
Corral Hollow Road
State Division of Forestry
Anderson Ranch
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Prisoner Escapes From San Quentin Minimum Security
A 40 year old inmate Ave ino Salazar escaped from his minimum security housing area outside San Quentin walls while serving a narcotics sentence of 5 to 13 years authorities said.
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SAN Quentin
UPT
Aveino Salazar
San Quentin Walls
Cal Approves Anti War Teach In Amid Campus Debate
University officials and ASUC officials reached agreement on a campus anti war teach-in after a night of dispute over off campus use of university space. Hannon criticized off campus staging but spokesmen denied SDS involvement and the event was placed under association students' responsibility.
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Hannon
Students For A Democratic Society
Association
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