San Leandro Seeks Replacement for Resigned Assemblyman
Jon Engberg of 3316 Be Rio Circts seeks the expired term after Bill Lockyer resignation. John Bly, first applicant, may be ineligible for living outside the district though he runs a local business. Engberg is an Oakland PR consultant with prior service on the city recreation and parks commission. A meeting is set for next Tuesday to decide if he or another candidate will be named.
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San Leandro
Jon Engberg
Bill Lockyer
Lockyer
Assembly
John Bly
Engberg
Oakland
Project Eden appoints new leaders and board changes
Michael Reilly named acting executive director of Project Eden with goal to permanent post within a month. George Seymiiewice elected board president to replace Castro Valley Pharmacist, while John Ratecki moves to Alameda County role. Jane Quick named vice president. Alan Ponnkii named secretary. Lois Brown treasurer.
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Michael Reilly
George Seymiiewice
Reilly
John Ratecki
Alameda County
Ma Heatinger
Pasittin Reilly
Seynicewies
Castro Valley
George Goss
Sayarviewire
Hayward
Carp
San Laamira
Jane Quick
Jean Chambers
Papir
Project Raen
Wogram
Having
Castra Witley
San Lorene
Alan Ponnkii
Hannon Returns to Work After Treatment in Private Facility
Hannon resumes duties at Alameda Candy Courthouse this week after two and a half weeks of voluntary confinement for alcoholism treatment. Supervisor Robert Kennan is back at his desk. The treatment location was not disclosed, described as a private hospital outside the county. The committment followed an August incident when his wife Yvonne Merga Hannon placed him under citizen’s arrest for disturbing the peace. San Leandro police booked Lili for being drunk, charges not pressed.
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Robert Kennan
Alameda Candy
Rahoon
Vate Hospital
Yvonne Merga Hanno
San Leandro
Lili
Drum
Man cited for drug possession near Auburn
Thomas Edward Cutts of Greenwood arrested after deputies found marijuana valued at about 2000 dollars, hashish opium cocaine and explosives in a car near Mission Boulevard. Two Hayward women were not detained. Cutts faces multiple penalties including concealed weapons and drug charges.
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Hayward
Sheriff's
Thomas Edward Cutts
Greenwood
Auburn
D. G. Benny
J. Negley
D. & M. Firestone
Mission Blvd
Hayward County Building Flag Missing Since Weekend
Maintenance crews report the American flag has not flown atop the Hayward county building at 224 W. Winston Ave since the long weekend when the old rope failed. A new rope is on order and the fire department will assist with reinstallation. the pole is very tall and workers must wait for the rope delivery. The flag is expected to be raised again early next week.
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Hayward
Hayward County
Lie County
W. Winton Ave
Vantale
Pioneer daughter of Alameda County dies at 88
Mary Jorgensen, daughter of the Eden and Bershard families tied to the Miden Hayward area, died aged 88 in Castro Valley. She was the widow of rancher Henry Jorgensen and survived by daughter Leana Jensen of Castro Valley, another daughter Filadeppe of Tracy, and various grandchildren. Services set for 7:20 PM at Sorensen Brothers Chapel in Hayward.
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Mary Jorgensen
Alameda County
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WL Enen
Leana Jensen
Dotfehsen
Bershard and
Eden
Edens
Miden
Hayward
Jorgensen
Henry Jorgensen
Mt. Eden
Jensen
Filadeppe
Tracy
Jorgensens
Ltrand Jorgene San
Richmond
Ste
Tonto
Sorensen Brothers Chapel
St. Hayward
Ruckelshaus Approved for Deputy Attorney General Post
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously backed William D. Ruckelshaus for deputy attorney general. He previously served as EPA administrator and acting director of the FBI, and had earlier served as assistant attorney general under Nixon.
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Didna Repislalur
Bag Tha Nixon
Sey
Heiss
Envirernational Protection Agency
Hie Wel
Chrysler Walkout Looms as UAW Talks Stalled in 1987
Detroit area Chrysler workers faced a possible walkout at midnight if no wage and benefits settlement was reached with the UAW. Negotiations centered on a first year wage increase near 45 cents and how to divide the remaining package, with a news blackout in effect and expectations of impact across 197,500 U.S. and Canadian Chrysler workers.
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UPI
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
Witchkell
Campang
Munt
Mic Giles
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Godis
Chrysler
Hiei
Bagel Prices Rise Cited in Phase 4 Consumer Fallout
Rep. Bertram Podell of New York tells the House Phase 4 boosts bagel costs for New York consumers. He notes bagels historically sold for 8 to 10 cents but now rise to 12 to 14 cents, blaming changes in wheat sales and removal of price controls for higher flour costs.
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Washington
Bertram Podell
Dn.y
New York City
Podell
Hayward Foam Shed Fire Causes $1000 Damage
Hayward Fire Department says a shed at United Foam Corporation on San Vitorio Street caught fire yesterday afternoon, causing about $1,000 in damage to the shed and foam. Fire crews arrived to find a blaze controlled by an automatic sprinkler system. investigators suspect an electrical fault or heat from lights may have started the fire.
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Hayward
United Foam Corporation
Ter
Corporation
San Vitorio St
About & Pam Lerday
San Leandro Man Identified in Canyon Death
The coroner's office identified Ronald Steven Gouveia, 28, of 1007 Sixth Ave, San Leandro, as the victim found September 1 in Gill Canyon. Authorities say he likely died from multiple gunshot wounds. Gouveia had been missing since August 24. The body, wrapped in a cloth sack, was first found September 3 by juveniles but not reported due to deer remains confusion. Identification took about a week, based on dental records. The investigation remains ongoing.
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Castro Walley
Qull Canyon
Ronald Steven Gouveia
San Leandrao
Gouveia
Gauveia
Alameda County
Gouvela
Stevill
Rvill
Ables
Wile Tatha
Finnley
Young David
Jah Mayles
Harp
Hur
Ford and AMC Recall 1973 Models Over Steering Defects
Ford Motor Co and American Motors recall 73 cars for possible safety related defects in 1973 models. AMC reports Matador and Ambassador heavy duty police and other duty vehicles with steering gear issues from a loosened pilman arm base, extending a prior recall. no injuries or accidents reported.
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Ford Motor Co
American Motors
AMC
AMC Ha
Fire Burns 140 Acres in Sunrise Creek Area
A Thursday night blaze in Yosemite National Park scorched about 140 acres of pine and cedar near Sunrise Creek. No injuries were reported and park officials predicted the fire would be controlled by early Friday.
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Yosemite National Park
Ypl
Sunrise Creek
Yose-mitte Nillogal Park
Lockyer's First Bill Clears Legislature for Gov
California Assemblyman Lockyer D San Leandro saw his first bill pass the Legislature and head to Governor Reagan. The measure creates a uniform statewide system of criminal records with standard reporting for police and sheriff’s departments. It passed the Assembly in May and won Senate approval after the death of Robert Crown D Alameda, with Lockyer sworn in earlier this week.
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Bill Lockyer
D-San Leandro
California
Renald Reagan
Lockyer
Robert Crown
D-Alameda
Assembly
Senate
Crown
Pgae seeks large annual rate hike for electric customers
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. in San Francisco asked for a 4.5294 billion dollar annual rate increase. A company spokesman cited rising fuel oil and natural gas costs as driving the need and warned that natural gas availability is falling, forcing greater reliance on more expensive fuels. If approved, the average consumer could see about 20 cents more per month on their electric bill.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Mars
Sail
State Public Utilities Commission
Teen held in robbery at Maclar lanes store
A year-old Oakland youth was arrested in San Leandro after a daytime robbery at Maclar lanes on East 19th Street. Police say he used a 14-inch knife to steal 62 dollars from five cash registers and took an employee’s car keys before being captured on foot at East Meh Street and Chusalie.
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San Leandro
Oakland Yarth
19Th St
Grace Marlin
East Meh ‘Street
Chusalie
Venus
Noun
Jodian mounds found in Florida
Archaeologists uncover ancient Florida site in Marianna revealing two well preserved skeletons in temple areas. Experts date the remains to the late Stone or early Bronze Age era based on limited clues while noting the find illuminates early human settlement patterns in the region.
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Marianna
Ila
UPEY
Deadly cyanide barrels feared in Gulf of Mexico
The Coast Guard warned the Gulf Coast of potentially fatal barrels of sodium and potassium cyanide drifting in the Gulf after a ship collision about 480 miles south of Pensacola. A chemical expert noted ingestion would be needed for fatality, unlikely unless acids released cyanide gas.
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Orleans
Coast Guard
United States Gulf Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Pensacola
Fla
Heorever
House votes funds to raise school lunch federal aid
The House approved an increase of 129.5 million dollars per year in the federal share of school food costs to help stabilize lunch prices at 40 cents for elementary and 50 cents for higher grades. Lawmakers said higher costs threaten participation and funding may also expand free and reduced price lunches and breakfast reimbursements to a broader pool of needy students.
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Washington
UPI
House
Qiga Madison
Ford Services
Fremont Unified
Shirley
Mary Jackson
Castro Valley Unified School District
Perkins
Senate
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Agriculture Secretary
Death course at Hug High School explored in Nevada
At Hug High School in Reno Nevada a new elective on death draws about 160 students. Teacher Tom Summers says the unit covers death definitions and practices with doctors lawyers and clergymen, followed by social and literary treatments, aiming for rational understanding rather than emotion.
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Tom Summers
Simimers
Ecncal
Uanatology
Schoo
Dad held for trying to sell tots offense
A chaotic incident centers on a father facing charges for attempting to sell his young children. A babysitter notes parental neglect and authorities report a troubled home environment. Officers and fire crews intervene as distressed children are moved to temporary care.
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