Fire Chief Emeritus Matt Jimenez Leads Hayward After Rose’s Retirement
Frank Rose retires after 29 years with Hayward Fire Department, where he cooked for 9 men and mentored younger staff. He began in 1944 with just six men, one station, and fought major fires like Penneys on Foothill and a fatal B Street blaze in 1949. Rose, 55, recalls long shifts, modest pay, and the department’s growth to 12 men across six stations. He remains active in firefighting associations and plans a farewell reception at the Hayward Elks Club.
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Restrictions on Vitamin A and D sales take effect
The FDA imposes limits on future nonprescription Vitamin A above 10 000 IUs and Vitamin D above 400 IUs, after a decade of study and industry opposition. Existing stocks need not be recalled, and a late court ruling denied an expedited hearing for industry appeal.
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Mistaken drug raid victim says agent attacked her
Virginia Askew, victim in the April 25 mistaken raid in Collensville near St. Louis, alleges an agent beat her Friday night. Hospital reports she sustained head cuts and bruises. she and husband Darwild have filed a $14000 suit. Federal indictments involve 12 agents previously assigned to DULEO.
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Alarmed EPA urges waste discharge laws
The EPA warned public health and welfare face threats from uncontrolled hazardous waste discharges and urged federal regulation. It cited incidents in Perkim Minnesota poisoning water, alkyl lead wastes near San Francisco, vapors from transport trucks, and a university official suffocating when a boat encountered propane gas near Hattiesburg Mississippi.
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