William Gilmore former Safeway manager dies in San Leandro
William Gilmore age 72 longtime Safeway Oakland district manager died yesterday at San Leandro hospital. Funeral at 2 p.m. Thursday Sailes-Robinson Chapel San Leandro. He lived in San Leandro 21 years, built a home near Castlewood CC, was Boy Scout leader, Castlewood president, Amador-Livermore Valley Historical Society active. Survived by wife Ruby, two sons and ten granddaughters, two brothers and a half sister.
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Fireplace blamed for Union City house blaze
Union City Fire Department says a poorly sealed newly installed fireplace caused a fire at the home of Stanley Smith in Union City last night. Firefighters arrived at 10:40 p.m. and found the room and wall area ablaze spreading from the fireplace to wallboard. Damage estimated at 4100 with no injuries reported.
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Sears rejects Alioto as mediator in Bay Area strike
Sears Roebuck & Co rejects San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto’s mediation offer in a Bay Area strike that began August 21 in San Leandro and spread to San Francisco stores. Warehouse Local 882 members walked out, with clerks joining in, and Southland Vickers face a court order limiting entry. The Southland store operates normally under supervision as talks are not scheduled.
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Hayward Sobbing Club Robbery Try Fought by 7yearold Man
Alameda County sheriff reports West 40 Club in Hayward was robbed at 7 30 yesterday morning by a six foot 180 pound assailant who floored Anthony Nardone 71 and Alice Adams 71. Nardone used a leg lock to subdue the attacker and chased him down A Street before the suspect fled over a fence by the club.
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Nuclear power seen as less risky than fossil fuels
Dr Cyril Comar, chair of a National Academy of Sciences panel, argues nuclear plants may pose fewer biological costs than fossil fuel and gas burning generators. He says there are two alternatives to meeting electricity demand and both carry higher costs or risks. He spoke at the International Radiation Protection Association meeting urging cost-focused energy choices.
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Vancouver rail workers end walkout and return to duty
Rail workers in Vancouver began returning to work after a 20 day national strike opposition to a federal law. Six union members faced summonses for defying the Sept. 1 legislation, but all cases were postponed. Other regions also resumed duties.
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Shooting suit settles out of court in Houston
The $1.75 million wrongful death suit against Candace Messler Garrison was settled for 200,001 in a Monday agreement in District Judge Arthur Lester's court. The case stemmed from an accidental shooting that left the secretary's son, David Lester Brown, partially paralyzed and wheelchair bound.
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Plastic spray blamed in death of 14 year old
Cynthia Finnegan, 14, died after sniffing a plastic spray in San Jose. Two friends said they were inhaling the spray to get high when it suddenly proved fatal. She arrived dead at a hospital. coroner confirmed the cause.
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Fremont study finds housing growth pays its way
A chamber of commerce study concludes new homes cover their share of city costs with some margin. It segments the community into residential, commercial, industrial and undeveloped land to assess revenues and services, noting industry and commerce also benefit from city services.
Fremont study divides city revenues by residential value
The report allocates revenue sources by assessed valuation and applies them to Fremont’s 1971-72 and 1972-73 budgets. Residential segments contributed 7.4 of 11 million in revenues while absorbing 6.3 of 104 million in services, with inflation and rising city services driving expenditure growth alongside population.
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California Death Penalty Bill Heads to Governor
The measure aims to revive the death penalty after a 1972 California Supreme Court ruling. Opponents warn it could still yield hundreds of executions due to mandatory provisions. Some inmates on Death Row from the prior period would stay affected, but many sentences already changed to life.
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Allende Overthrown as Chile Military Launches Coup
Chilean military declares a new government after storming the palace and dissolving civilian arms. Curfews, guns prohibited, and press and political groups targeted as clashes erupt in Santiago with scattered violence and several casualties reported.
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Yugoslav Airliner Crashes Near Belgrade
An AP report says a French built Caravelle carrying 36 passengers and six crew crashed into a mountain top near Belgrade six crew and thirty six passengers were feared killed with the investigation under way. Control towers lost contact and teams located the wreck near the Kosovo border.
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Beef Prices Hover As Consumers Face Higher Costs
In San Francisco, leaders warn of fewer cattle in feedlots and rising wholesale prices delaying relief. Activists urge rationing and a consumer boycott to press packers for lower meat prices, arguing market glut and withheld stock could push prices down if shoppers participate.
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Gas dealers vow united action to press price changes
A diverse group of gasoline dealers from California plan a nationwide show of unity to protest price controls. Speakers including Bill Wren of California Shell Dealers Association pledge coordinated pressure on oil company chairs. Attendees paid dues to join associations and then marched to the Federal Building to meet Cost of Living Council representatives.
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City center project faces funding delays and redesigns
Tight money pushes back city center work extending the deadline to October end. Councilmen fear the visual impact and rising interest rates pressure another plan shift. Oliver aims to meet with financiers next week to seek more time and explain delays while Dividend Industries seeks tenants for the commercial phase along Foothill Route.
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Ehrlichman Appears Before Grand Jury In Watergate Probe
Former White House aide Ehrlichman testifies before the Watergate grand jury as Nixon aides head to a DC appeals court for a three sided argument over turning over tape recordings. Prosecutors seek further indictments in Ellsberg break in and watergate bugging while Goldwater criticizes, Connally weighs Supreme Court obedience.
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Instant heart deaths could be prevented with defibrillators
In San Francisco a research team from Mi Zia Hospital reports that nearly all victims of sudden coronary deaths had no prior heart disease and died within minutes. They say defibrillators delivered within about two minutes could have saved most victims by restoring rhythm and allowing bypass of arterial blockages.
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