Bulldozer Stand-Off in Chinatown Hotel Demolition Fight
In San Francisco a bulldozer operator and Grange Debris crew clash with police over demolition of the International Hotel in Chinatown. Patrolman Meixner drew his revolver during the confrontation as San Rafael firm insists permits are valid, while Sgt. Mariota cites them as dated 1975 and invalid. Grange was arrested after mounting the bulldozer but released. eviction of residents—mostly Oriental seniors—continues as appeals pending.
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UPI
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International Hotel
Chinatown
Fred Grange
Grange Debris Box and Wrecking Co
San Rafael
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Senta
Art Grange
Sal
Mariota
Grange
Marista
Alhut Painl Meixer
Buddy
Central Station
Sheriff's Ies
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Your Seas
Sheriff's Department
Man admits murder plan and details of 1975 killing
Unemployed man from Hayward identified as Hucom surrendered after telling police he beat 58 year old Adam Albert to death on March 31, 1975 in Newark. He described intent to kill during a bar visit, details of the assault, theft of $110, and disposal of evidence before taking a taxi.
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Ja.im
Hucom
Adam Albert
Hayward
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Eee Meson Blvd
Wallace
Hees
Newark
Albert
Veikeyn
Red
Speakers attack Eden Hospital complex plan
Glenda Chui reports Castro Valley hearings on Eden Hospital SE’s planned 18 suite medical office complex. Critics argue the project dupes services and diverts funds, while Eden supporters contend the facility would boost hospital income and local taxes. Echoing concerns, opposition cites potential overbuilding and public subsidy.
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State Department of Health
Eden
Sam Bird
Intermedical Facilities, Inc
San Francisco
Star Grounds
Hird
Bee Smith dies of cancer in Stanford hospital
Bernice Bee Smith 87 longtime Hayward assistant city manager died of cancer at Stanford University Medical Center. She served 20 years, retiring last February, and split time between Hayward and Santa Rosa. Survived by husband Carl, son Hee, two grandchildren, and her mother in Cotati. private services in Santa Rosa. donations to Stanford oncology unit requested.
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Bernice "Bee" Smith
Stanford University Medical Center
Carl
Santa Rosa
Bee
Hee
Cotati
Stanford University Medical Center Division of
Oncology
PG&E appeals for cutback as outages loom
PG&E officials warned of potential rolling blackouts within years as drought and heat reduce reserves. Nine million customers urged to curb electricity use, especially air conditioning, with reserves dipping to five to six percent after recent demand. Forecasts show demand around 12.6 million kilowatts with ten percent reserve amid hot coastal and Central Valley temperatures.
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Pacific Gas Am Electric Co
San Joaquin Valley
Ray Dhorpe
PGRE
John Rodrigues
Beame Loses New York Mayoral Bid In Runoff
Abe Beame failed to avert New York’s fiscal crisis as Edward Koch and Mario Cuomo advanced to a runoff in a high turnout Democratic mayoral primary. Roy Goodman routed Barry Farber in the Republican race, while Beame trails by about 73,900 votes with 99 percent counted. Beame conceded tearfully, offering support to the new mayor.
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Edward Koch
Mario Cuomo
Bella Abrug
Roy Goodman
Barry Farber
Billy
North Carolina
Farber Sill
Doll doctor restores dolls in Hayward shop
The doll doctor Mrs Josie Munoz of San Lorenzo runs a Hayward shop restoring dolls that have fallen on hard times. Page 9. Library move studied Alameda County Library Director Barbara Boyd weighs moving the county Business and Government Library from Hayward to Oakland. Page 9. Anti-busing amendment The state Senate adopts a constitutional amendment blocking most busing of students to achieve racial balance in schools. Page 5. Opera house bomb The New World Liberation Front claims credit for a bombing outside San Francisco War Memorial Opera House early today. Page 3. Spotlight on Helga Helga Orfila, 52, wife of the secretary general of the Organization of American States, drew attention at Pan Canal treaties ceremony. Page 2. Raiders waive Mann The Oakland Raiders waive Exrol Mann, clearing rookie Roll Benirschke for the placekicking job. Page 17. More. young smokers Teen-agers show rising smoking rates with statistics and research on effects. Battle refought The Unexplained recounts two women awakened at 4 a.m. to sounds of a battle from nine years earlier. Olden Days contest South County children share feelings about going back to school and Missy announces the Back in the Olden Days Contest on the Rainbow Club page.
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South County
Missy
Rainbow Club
Zero Mostel Dies at 62 in Philadelphia Hospital
Actor Zero Mostel famed for his Fiddler on the Roof role died yesterday from a heart ailment at Thomas Jefferson Hospital in Philadelphia aged 62. A photograph shows him in Rhinoceros, and readers are asked to turn to page 2 for the full story.
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Zero Mostel
Thomas Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Weather outlook cool and fair with seasonal temps
A mostly fair and cooler pattern continues into tomorrow with overnight lows in the 50s and daytime highs in the mid 90s. Winds will shift from the south to the northwest at up to 30 miles per hour as a broad weather system moves through. More weather details appear on page.
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