Beiruts Bank Siege Ends With Gunbattle Fatalities
Police fought guerrillas in Beirut as gunfire and tear gas filled the financial district. Hostages, including 32 Lebanese bank workers and an American, were freed after a 25 hour siege. One gunman was killed, another captured. the No. 2 man in the Lebanese Socialist Revolutionary Movement identified among the attackers.
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Israeli Forces Fight to Split Egyptian Armies at Suez
In the Suez region Israeli armored units attempted to drive wedges between Egyptian forces to sever retreat paths and communications on the east bank. Pentagon spokesman Gen Daniel James said the exact number of U S personnel aiding the airlift was limited and declined to discuss roles. The White House sought Congress for at least 8.2 billion in emergency Israel aid while pledging continued military shipments.
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Retail food costs dip for first time in a year
Government data show a 1 percent fall in supermarket prices in September after a 74 percent surge in August. Economists warn one month of decline does not resolve inflationary trends, with regional variations and ongoing cost pressures still evident in consumer price indices.
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Merced leader Al Cooper appointed San Leandro chamber head
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce directors named Al Cooper to succeed Frank King as executive vice president effective January 1 1974 at a $20 000 annual salary. Cooper, 85, comes from Merced where he served 14 years as executive director and led key local initiatives including Merced College establishment and downtown improvements.
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Chamber firm on annex opposition in San Leandro case
San Leandro chamber directors reaffirmed opposition to annexing six Washington Manor schools to the San Leandro district. Members warned the move could raise taxes and disrupt both districts though proponents claim fiscal benefits. Support also voiced by San Leandro Manufacturers Association.
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Strikers at Leandro plant stay off jobs
San Leandro workers walked out yesterday morning along with about 40,000 International Harvester employees nationwide as contract talks with Company and United Auto Workers pressed in Chicago. Most plant staff at 1937 Davis St remained on the job, while the dispute centers on a demand for compulsory overtime terms similar to Chrysler’s recent UAW settlement.
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A's Favor Belief Sparks Home World Series Push
In Hayward fans rally behind the Oakland A's as they head to Coliseum for a potential World Series clinch. locals praise the team and criticize management, with mixed views on Vida Blue and Finley.
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Veterans Day Parade Set for Hayward Monday
Alameda County Veterans Day parade vows honoring prisoners of war past and present along with all veterans. About 4090 marchers in 70 units expected, with organizers predicting a notably large turnout as Hayward joins regional observances proclaimed by President Nixon.
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Rain for Series Predicts Ideal Conditions Tomorrow
The weatherman cites a 40 percent chance of afternoon rain for tomorrow's World Series game. Expect a high in the low 70s and an overnight low in the 50s as conditions look favorable for play. More weather, page 13.
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