Baby transfusion denied by faith halt continues
Report notes an Rh negative newborn in Hayward City was taken into protective custody to permit a blood transfusion despite Jehovah's Witness beliefs. Mary Martinez, mother’s inlaw, states the family has four other children and one sibling died at four months. Hospital officials say the baby received a transfusion yesterday with father's consent pending.
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Hayward
Dehovah's Witnesses
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Mary
Dentist Robert J Yingling Dies At 60 In Castro Valley
Robert J Yingling of Castro Valley died Monday at 60 after 19 years in the Hayward and Castro Valley area. He was a member of Eder Lodge 113 F and A Masons and San Leandro Scottish Rite. He is survived by his wife Verna Mae Yingling, son Paul B. Waeling, and mother Bonnie B. Yingling. The family requests donations to California C.B.8 Home Endowment Fund or charity. No services will be held as so noted.
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Alameda County
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California
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Bette
STAC
San Tanenat
Hayward Boy Drowns in Canal Near Antioch
Nine year old Michael Dolngon of 24306 Alves Lane Hayward drowned after slipping into the Contra Costa Canal near Antioch Monday. He was with his stepfather Edward Moniga on a construction job when the accident occurred around 1 pm. There was no fence at the access point per officers. The boy, a fourth grader at John Muir School and a member of Cub Scouts Pack 605 and Hayward Boys Club, is survived by his mother Sherron Monroe and father Leonard Rickinson. Services are set for Friday at 1 30 pm at Sorensen Brothers Chapel Hayward.
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Houston
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Hayward Boys Club
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
San Leandro group backs housing ad campaign
The San Leandro Manufacturers Association endorsed a housing advertising program to present the city as friendly to all ethnic groups. President Bob Luther says the effort will recruit minority home buyers and workers, aligning with a broader business push in the Bay Area. The Merchants Association also backs the move, while the chamber of commerce considers it in a future meeting.
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Wnaniioaus
Bay Area
Bob Luther
Luther
Merchants Association
Chamber of Rommerce
Cherryland PTA president killed in Oakland crash
Marlee Martine, president of the Cherryland School PTA, died in an ante high accident on a Fifth Avenue ramp of the Nill Freeway near Oakland. Her two children, Patti and Martha, were reported in good condition at Children's Hospital. Deputies and the Alameda County Coroner noted she had worked as a clerk in 1959. Mrs Martine lived with her husband Patrick at 464 Grove Way, Hayward.
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California Highway Patral
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Nill
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Musical instruments stolen from storage in Fremont
Police investigate the theft of musical instruments valued at 31,200 from Best Moving Aid on bi-Mand Avenue. The Cann Cansledaling imymbone, two mieraphones, and a saxophone disappeared sometime last week. William B. Francis reported placing the items in storage for safekeeping on September 4 and finding them missing yesterday.
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Francis
Nixon veto defense of health services bill defeated
President Nixon vetoed a health services bill but the House defeated the override vote 273 to 145 with one present and five not voting. The Senate had voted to override, but the House action keeps the veto in place. The measure would have funded emergency medical systems and required Public Health Service hospital coordination in eight cities. The administration has sought to phase out some care at Public Health Service facilities and is contracting with community hospitals, which remain open under a federal injunction.
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Fremont growth limit could raise taxes say chamber study
A Fremont chamber study argues growth limits shift costs onto residents, financing expanded services at Washington Hospital, BART, and Union Sanitary District. The six page report details how a 200000 population projection for 1940 would strain capacity and force higher rates to cover sewer and airport-related projects.
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Growth and hospital plans in Fremont and BART district
A regional growth study weighs Washington Hospital and BART projections. If population hits 290000 by 1980, hospital capacity and market share rise, with new mental health services. A 210000 population implies 290000 patient days, about 78 percent of a 174 bed plan, plus 20 percent spare capacity. Growth shortfalls threaten Fremont and Newark revenues, tax bases, and school funding, while local rail line decisions influence future service and finances. The report notes recruiting more primary care doctors could raise market share and reduce need for population growth. Tomorrow: The other side of the coin.
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Corridor plan eyed for San Torenzo area road
The San Lorena Vilage Homes Association and Public Works discussed a corridor to ease traffic, with officials noting a corridor study is only the start and construction may take years. STAC urged faster action while planning director Fraley warned a study differs from building.
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San Lorena Vilage Homes Association
James Ward
Willian Fraley
San Torenzo-Crawl Avenue
Golden Gate Bridge Deaths Alarm San Francisco
A UPI report notes the Golden Gate Bridge may record its 500th death by own action, detailing recent jump victims including Nancy Chisholm, 35, with Coast Guard searches failing to locate another jumper. Officials consider surveillance limits and discuss a shield barrier while recalling engineer Strauss’s opening day lines.
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Reagan BART bill veto urged in Bay Area concerns
A letter from state official Stokes urged that direct election of the Bay Area Rapid Transit directors would disrupt years of coordinated local policy and threaten the Bay Area master plan. Stokes argued BART is a special purpose agency and should coordinate with local councils and the MTC rather than operate independently. He contends direct elections would not guarantee more public responsiveness and warns of potential governance conflicts.
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Allende Death Confirmed as Chile Junta Seizes Power
Chile’s military overthrew President Allende after fierce fighting in Santiago. Martial law declared, Congress closed, curfew imposed, and Chile broke diplomatic ties with the United States as troops seized the palace. Allende reportedly killed himself during the assault.
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Lira
Crop prices wobble as harvests rise and exports restrain
Agricultural experts say livestock producers face delayed relief as foreign demand keeps prices firm. A Tuesday forecast pegs the corn crop at about 4.77 billion bushels, with roughly 38 billion set for domestic and foreign markets, signaling shrinking reserves and sustained high feed costs into 1974 amid rising wheat and soybean exports.
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Department
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Sonsemier
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