Man honors mother in law with sandwich sign stunt
Jack Koon of Castro Valley walked through Hayward yesterday wearing a sandwich sign for Mother's Day to honor Violet M Hall. He locked a banner on her house declaring The World's Greatest Mother-in Law Lives Here and used a megaphone to reach passing cars while neighbors watched in curiosity. Hall said she was surprised and flattered by the gesture.
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Hin" Koon
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Hayward
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Keen
Special lab to begin DNA study at Michigan university
UPN University of Michigan researchers plan to start moderate risk recombinant DNA research after a year building a specialized lab under a special committee. The project aims to transfer genes between organisms, with officials arguing safeguards total around 130000 dollars while opponents warn of unknown dangers. Dr. David Jackson notes no hazardous incidents have occurred yet.
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State calls for bids on new Dumbarton span
Sacramento reports the California Department of Transportation and Toll Bridge Authority invited bids for the first phase of the $103 million Dumbarton Bridge project. The 6 mile tong span will raise the bridge 100 feet above the channel, include four 12 foot lanes, eight foot shoulders and a bicycle lane. First phase, over water approaches, slated to cost about $27 million with bids opened January 4.
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Fremont man tied to major drug ring arrested in Sacramento
Raul Berlanga 38 and two others were arrested near Cal Expo after selling cocaine to undercover agents. He is described as a top lieutenant in the Simico Sotelo organization tied to more than 4 million in narcotics sales last year in Northern California. Suspects face possession for sale, conspiracy, and aiding narcotics traffic charges. arraignment set in Sacramento, with Bay Area agencies assisting.
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Fremont school strike escalates as 7 percent offer posed
Fremont teachers, now in week two of a strike, reject a district proposal of 7 percent non retroactive pay over three years plus July increases. Parents group plans to recall the Fremont board, while the PTA calls for actions to curb incidents. The offer hinges on a shorter high school day and a no reprisal clause amid ongoing picket tensions.
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Parents Do Care
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Aday
International starter Sweet news for sourdough fans
Egyptian scientist Dr A Maher Galal reports at the 62nd annual meeting of the American Association of Cereal Chemists that San Francisco sourdough French bread can be closely matched using commercial baker's yeast and added sugars. His work, under Dr John A Johnson at Kansas State University, suggests no significant difference between breads made with sourdough or commercial yeast after isolating and reintroducing organic acids.
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49ers roll past Lions as Raiders struggle then rally
In a weekend grid clash, the San Francisco 49ers cruised past Detroit while Oakland rallied for a tight win over New York. The 49ers surged to a 28-7 lead before resting on defense, and the Raiders, after a recent skid, fought back to edge the Jets with late scores. Details and stats appear on pages 19 and 21.
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Review items and notices span multiple pages and topics
Ambitious collage of items from page 2 to page 14. Honors for Abrott and Harry Gub highlighted with political mentions. Plea for motive in Pleasanton murder case and references to Alfred Fat Freddie case. Pollution impact on children in school and California counties value shifts. Autopsy note about Elvis Presley related doctor. Carter era political moves on civil rights and federal workforce protections. Hijacking chaos and “Jackal” mastermind cited. Editorial critique on airline safety and Save food dollars feature. Weather outlook for South County with cloudy skies and 40 percent rain chance tonight and tomorrow.
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