Union City newborn aids blood issue under guardianship
A premature newborn at Rodser Hayward Hospital was taken into protective custody by police to bypass a blood transfusion obstacle linked to Jehovah’s Witness beliefs about blood. The infant, RH negative blood concerns, survived after transfusion with parental consent later clarified. family notes four other children and past infant loss.
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Jehovah's Witnesses
Woman Dies From Auto Accident Injuries in Pleasanton
Pleasanton reports say Mrs Seluriny Aytonan died from injuries after a car struck a tree near St. Marys and Division streets. The collision occurred early Friday when her vehicle left the roadway and crashed into a tree. Seluriny Aytonan Hall, 4a, of Kommay dorski Village, died at Valley Memorial Hospital.
Rangers pull girl from creek near Alameda park
Alameda County rangers in the East Bay Regional Park District helicopter pulled eight year old Elizabeth Gussavian from a creek in Fremont after she became stuck up to her waist. The rescue occurred at 6 14 p m near Decoto Road as pilot Kenneth McGregor and Ranger Jack Rogers landed and extricated her.
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Ye East Bay Regional Park
Alameda Creek
Hee
Park
Elizabeth Gussavian
Caxton Plies
J-nile
Alameda
Kenneth McGregoe
Decoto Road
Jack Rogers
Motorcyclist killed in crash in Union City
Union City police say 27 year old Lary Weston died after crashing his motorcycle on Alvarado Boulevard. Investigators found a gouge 60 feet long in the pavement caused by the kickstand. Weston, married to Staron Weston, lived at 4580 Reyes Deve in Union City and worked as a pressman at General Co recting Colp in Emeryville. He was pronounced dead at St Rose Hospital at 8 PM.
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Union City
Lary Weston
Alvarado Boulevard
Weston
St. Rose Hospital
Staron Weston
Reyes Deve
Tinian City
General Coirecting Colp
Emeryville
Preschool Immunization Drive Planned for County Children
Berkeley health officials announce a countywide immunization drive next month targeting pre school children. Dr James Chin head of infection disease section warns low vaccination rates risk disease return and urges polio measles diphtheria tetanus pertussis vaccines at health department sites.
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Berkeley
UPS
James Chin
Cath
Explosion rips burning freighter Key Lares near Phoenix La
A second explosion on the Liberian freighter Key Lares, burning in the Mississippi River 40 miles below New Orleans, causes smoke and debris but injures no Coast Guard personnel. The vessel, abandoned last week due to an assumed explosive cargo, continues to burn with efforts to extinguish the blaze ongoing.
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UPD
Key Lares
Coast Guard
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Cortral
Mississippi River
New Orleans
National Offer of Women Legislators backs ERA
The National Offer of Women Legislators reaffirmed by a large majority in Salt Lake City urged immediate adoption of the Equal Rights Amendment. Delegates at the four day convention voted 27 in favor and urged state legislatures that have not voted on the bill to act promptly.
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Saly Lake City
LPT
Association
Burns urges tax hike to curb inflation despite Nixon veto
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthae F Burns urged a new federal tax increase to cool the economy. He told a Banking Committee hearing that the Fed is powerless to counter rising rates and criticized Nixon for limiting fiscal policy. Burns supported stronger measures to curb government spending or raise taxes and favored reversible fiscal actions if activity weakens.
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UPI
Federal Reserve
Arthae F. Burns
Nixon
Molise
Federal Reserve Board
Growth limit could hurt taxpayers and transit plans
The report projects 290000 residents generating 240000 patient days of care in 1980. Washington Hospital would capture about a quarter of this market, averaging 214 daily patient days, while Fremont and Union City growth could reduce BART ridership and tax bases. The study warns a 13 percent local tax base drop if Fremont growth isn’t offset, and notes hospitals may reserve 20 percent capacity. Tomorrow: the other side of the coin.
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BART
Premont
Union City
Sisls
Bart Board of
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Hayward
Chambers of Commerce
Une
Pilot program reshapes primary schooling with volunteers
In a pilot across three schools, students begin a new schedule with rotated activity tables for core subjects and personalized tasks. Teachers emphasize individual instruction aided by volunteer mothers, while district officials plan for paid aides and expanded future sites and budgets.
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Gurtonat
Plaso
Carteman Ant Fremont
Unified School
Bistrick
Tansultant
Halleine Morrison
Morrison
Leitch
Golden Gate Bridge Deaths Spur Tourniquet of Fear
Astringent report on multiple suicides at the Golden Gate Bridge highlights the lure of the landmark for the despondent. Passages discuss public health concerns, barriers proposals, and the grim social phenomenon of linking death by hanging to notoriety. Names and details underscore the ongoing tragedy and official responses.
Reagan BART bill veto urged on board election changes
county supervisors fear direct BART board elections would disrupt coordinated Bay Area transit policy. BR Stokes argues elected directors could clash with master plan aims and the balance between elected and appointed officials. ABAG MPC support the plan as a transit element, not an end in itself, urging coordination over direct election.
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BR. Stokes
Reagan
Stokes
Letser
Bay Area
Suokce
ABAG
MPC
Allende Death Confirmed in Chile Coup Reshapes Ties
Chile’s 1960s leader Salvador Allende died as the military seized power in a coup. The junta shut Congress, declared martial law, and broke diplomatic ties with Cuba. The capital Santiago faced heavy bombardment while plans to arrest Popular Unity officials unfolded.
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Cuba
Washington
State Department
Chile
United States
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Kennecatt
Anaconda
Congress
Jubta
Allenda
Popular Unity Coalition
Pitsichel Ugarte
Navy
Jose Dorbio Marion Gastro
Air Force
Gustavo Leigh Gueman
Oy. Gesay Mendoza Frank
Lira
Chilean attack on Cuban ship near Valparaiso sparks clash
Cuba's Prensa Latina reports Chilean forces attacked the Cuban merchant ship Playa Larga off Valparaiso, claiming cannon fire damaged the vessel while a Chilean warship and air force planes conducted sporadic strikes. The ship, bound for Cuba after delivering copper to Chile, reportedly had no casualties aboard.
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Mexico
Valparaiso
Cuba
Prensa Latina
Grain demand keeps corn prices high into 1974
Farmers harvest record wheat while grain demand from foreign buyers keeps livestock feed costs elevated. Analysts say livestock producers will delay expansion until costs stabilize, with corn reserves expected to fall to low levels by Oct. 1 and a continued high price outlook into 1974 despite some soybeans easing.
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Lescay
Ene Vrop
Department Ouierals
Jail term in bad check charge for Kercheval
Thias Kercheval, 28, of Fremont pled guilty to two counts of issuing fictitious checks. Judge M Sabraw of Alameda County Superior Court gave a suspended prison term and six months in county jail on five years probation. He was arrested after passing about 1700 dollars in bad checks at Hayward National Bank and was on probation in Nebraska. He had prior convictions in Santa Clara County for similar counts.
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Venezuela
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Thias Kercheval
Camden Road
Fremont
M0. Sabraw
Alameda County Superior Court
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Hayward
Hayward National Bank
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Santa Clara County
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