Explosion at Iranian consulate linked to student radicals
A night explosion damaged the Iranian consulate in San Francisco, no injuries reported. Authorities suspect the Confederation of Iranian Students, a San Francisco Bay Area group with UC affiliations, was behind the blast as tensions rise over Iran's regime and celebrations. Police and FBI investigations are under way.
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Cal State Hayward Enrollment Falls Short of Estimate
About 1,000 predicted students did not enroll at California State College Hayward. Fall registration may total around 12,700 after late registrations, well below the expected 44,600. A college spokesman cautioned the figure excludes late registrants yet to be counted.
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Weather Outlook: Cool Conditions with Rain Chance This Weekend
The forecast calls for continued cool temperatures with a 30 percent chance of rain tonight and tomorrow. Lows will be in the upper 40s, upper 40s to mid 50s, with daytime highs near 60s as temperatures rise into tomorrow.
Window washer survives four-story fall at Seattle hotel
AIMi-Frank Van Geystel, a Seattle window washer, escaped death when his safety belt failed and he dangled about four stories above concrete. Two Western International Hotels executives helped pull him to safety, saying the job has its hang ups.
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Soviets seek defense pact with France
Diplomatic sources said the Soviet Union proposed a treaty of friendship and cooperation with France to joint defense if attacked. Moscow reportedly floated a pact similar to one with India, part of a wider effort seen by US officials to weaken NATO. Leonid Brezhnev was slated for a five day visit to Paris, raising speculation on Franco Soviet ties.
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Trustees push March ballot for Livermore campus plan
South County Junior College District trustees agreed last night to a March 7 special election seeking funds to build a new Livermore campus, with eventual consideration of a Castro Valley San Leandro site. Voters previously favored a 54 cent tax to finance two campuses and plans evolved amid debate over levy size and campus locations.
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Senate test due as stronger consumer bill pushed
In Washington today consumer advocates turn to the Senate after the House passed a measure to create a new Consumer Protection Agency CPA. Senator Abraham Ribicoff D Conn predicts a stronger Senate bill will pass and hearings may start in November with potential action this year. Ralph Nader says major factions won today to block broader authority for the agency. The CPA would speak for consumers and pursue safety tests and public complaints across federal agencies.
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Rancho Arroyo students march for March of Dimes
Alfred Fernandez, 23, and fellow Rancho Arroyo Junior High students in Hayward prepare for a 20 mile Walkathon. The event starts and ends at Chabot College and is sponsored by donors contributing at least 1 cent per mile.
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Mobile home residents face mail delay in San Leandro park
Hundreds of residents at the Mission Bay Mobile Home Park in San Leandro must walk or drive three miles to Abrams Court to fetch mail due to a federal rule barring direct delivery to parks built after 1970. A Washington ruling discussed at city hall could change the policy in months, but Postmaster William Goward remains firm on enforcement.
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