Sears Eying Injunction Over Picket Restrictions at Scotland Mall
Continued indefinitely pending injunction hearing on limiting pickets by Warehousemen Local 32 at Sears Scotland store. Union disputes health and welfare policy, calling it sacred sow, as strike enters third week with San Leandro warehouse and San Leandro clerks also involved. Southland store operates normally.
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Suspect Arrested in Union City Market Robbery
Union City market robbery leads to arrest in San Jose. Thomas Lirdyell 18 charged with armed robbery and assault with a deadly weapon. A second suspect, Ronuia Ramirez 10, and a bystander boy were detained nearby as officers tracked the getaway. Clerk injured with scalp wounds and robbery total noted at 177 dollars.
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San Jose
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Belfast Bomb Blasts Block Levelled Warehouse Fire
A massive blast rocked a Belfast city block on Thursday when a warehouse packed with bottled gas exploded. The explosion collapsed neighboring buildings and scorched the area, with the army saying no injuries occurred and noting it as the most spectacular blast yet. Police cordoned off the entire edge of downtown. Two teenagers were said to have piloted the bomb, guiding the device toward Lenilnule warding.
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Lenilnule
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Board revokes fish shop permit in San Leandro
The Board of Zoning Adjustments revoked the conditional use permit for H Salt Esquire Fish and Chips at 600 Bancroft Ave in San Leandro last night. Commissioner Arthur Lindberg opposed a full decision, citing Neuwall, with three absentees preventing a tied vote. The business has operated in San Leandro about three years. Absent were Commissioners Hewy Piagkowski Jarab Rames and Hayy Mar.
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Board of Zoning Adjustments
H Salt
Esq. Fish and Chips
Bancroft Ave
Arthur Lindberg
California Crime Rising Slower, Report Says
Attorney General Evelle Younger released a two page booklet tracking crime in California from 1988 to 1993. It notes continued increases in adult felony weapon arrests and a growing heroin problem while urging mandatory prison terms for heroin and firearm offenses.
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Gas price ceilings delay by price control council
Gas dealers face delayed price ceilings as the Cost of Living Council postpones new levels for a week. Cohen defends middle American loyalty and opposes crowding any group into special treatment. Citizens may file with IRS if benefits seem unfair while legal battles continue over Phase IV rules and wholesale price effects. Exxon raises wholesale prices adding to retailer pressure.
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San Leandro seeks graphic artist for city job
San Leandro invites applications for a city graphic artist position with a monthly salary around 820 to 900 dollars. Applicants face an oral examination and personal interview and may obtain forms from the personnel office at 638 B street.
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San Leandro
San Leandra
Palestinians Free Four Kuwaiti Plane Crew Members
Palestinian gunmen released four crew members from a Kuwaiti airliner in Beirut while still holding six Arab hostages. The captors demanded freedom for Abu Dawud and threatened to blow up the plane if demands were not met. Kuwait, Saudi, Jordan, and Algerian authorities maneuvered to secure the release amid regional tensions.
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Syria
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Death penalty bill wins key vote
A California assembly vote on SB 40 surges toward capital punishment reform amid debate over deterrence and morality. Proponents insist the capital punishment bill reflects a public mandate, while opponents argue it fails to deter crime and may increase violence.
Expo 74 finances in Spokane face grant denial
Spokane residents face worsening Expo 74 finances as the Economic Development Administration rejects the city’s 3.8 million grant request. The Expo Board and officials urge the community and business leaders to provide support to steady the fair treasury amid a severe cash strain.
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Economic Development
Beauty winners named at Atlantic City Miss America pageant
Backstage in Atlantic City two winners were announced. Miss Washington Leslie Aum Mays won talent with Miss Louisiana Debbie Ward securing the talent award. The event highlighted swimsuit competition and overall honors in the Miss America Pageant.
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Leslie Aum Mays
Debbie Ward
Tiny clipper a quint step in heart biopsy
Philip K. Caves reports on a new heart biopsy technique using a hiaptome. The method allows a biopsy in minutes with minimal anesthesia and no complications so far. Surgeons insert a tube via the jugular vein to the right ventricle and guide a flexible wire with a clipper to sever a tissue sample under a fluorescope observation.
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Theniversity of Keinburghwin
Stanford
Caves
Kissinger Hearing Focuses on Wiretaps by White House Aides
Henry Kissinger refused to reveal the results of taps on 17 aides’ telephones begun in 1969 as senators moved to block his State Department nomination. Senate members pressed for a released summary while Kissinger acknowledged some leaks were found and actions taken. The committee debated whether to delay confirmation as the UN convenes and Kissinger’s presence becomes necessary.
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FAA report urges new Fremont airport
The FAA backs building Beleval aviation airport in Fremont to replace or supplement the existing Fremont and Sky Sailing airports. Cost estimates for Viewmont, Livermore, and Hayward upgrades run into millions, with a national system plan projecting extensive airport growth through 1982. Hopkins of Beville aviation projects South County improvements as the first phase while Oakland and San Francisco upgrades also loom.
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Medford halfway house site eyed for Seventh Step program
A county zoning official says about half of the Sixth Step plan chose the Medford Avenue facility in Medford for its site, potentially granting four conditional use permits to operate the program there. No permit has been applied for yet. The foundation previously faced rejection seeking a city permit at another site amid neighborhood hostility. Rogers says a lease is signed but wants a quiet start and community demonstrations before a full rollout. The program would house up to 15 men and relies on an $83,000 grant to aid parolees reentering society.
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