Settlement near in BART strike as talks progress
Settlement of the two week Bay Area Rapid Transit District strike nears after 10 hours of talks yield progress on amnesty. Both sides remain inches apart on that issue while officials consider disciplinary actions and possible jail terms for striking officers. Local 390 and BART negotiate as appeals court weighs jail sentences for Eugene Jennings and Jack Strand.
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Lance Resists Pressure To Quit Position
Washington senators pressure Bert Lance to resign over alleged illegalities while Lance vows to testify before the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. He plans to answer charges and return to running the Office of Management and Budget amid pending House Banking changes on his personal bank loans. Powell said the White House supports giving Lance a fair chance to address the accusations.
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Chinatown massacre shows gang revenge fueled killings in San Francisco
In a Golden Dragon restaurant attack linked to Chinatown gang warfare, five people were killed as Joe's Bays members targeted Wah Ching youths amid fireworks disputes. Lt. Murphy said shooters used a shotgun and automatic weapon, escaping after the assault.
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Hayward Hall of Justice Opens After Delays
The new Hayward Hall of Justice began operations today about two months behind schedule though the structure is not fully complete. Judge Robert Byers is shown clearing debris so court sessions can proceed as construction wraps up. The $124 million building at 24405 Amador St. will have an official opening Saturday at 1 40 p m with an open house to 4 30 p m.
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Daily Review notice from Hayward September 4 1977
Newspaper item from Hayward California dated Tuesday September 4 1977 summarizing a local public notice or brief item in the Daily Review. Contains minimal readable details and preserves the era tone.
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Brown for labor at Pleasanton Labor Day picnic
Gov. Jerry Brown spoke at the Alameda County Fairgrounds defending organized labor amid a near thousand-strong crowd in 100 degree heat. He blamed multinational firms for suppressing wages, touted job growth in California, and urged continued labor organizing while noting Dow Chemical’s plant setback and Miller beer’s arrival in state.
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Hanafi leader gets 4 to 123 years in prison
Hanafi Muslim leader Hamaas Abdul Khaalis was sentenced to 4 to 123 years after masterminding a siege that left a young reporter dead. Judge Nicholas Nunzio ordered him to a maximum security cell as federal prosecutors urged 125 years. The case involved 149 hostages across three sites and highlighted calls for harsher penalties to deter terrorism.
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Shuttle service plan eyed by transportation panel
Tomorrow the Ha Transportation Consortium will consider a proposal for a new transportation service aimed at junior citizens. The story notes expected approval discussions and outlines the planned project details.
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