Vallejo Times-Herald (Newspaper) - January 8, 1974, Vallejo, California MORE ON CITY COUNCIL Terms For Rent Set In Contract Frm PAGE ONE have not made public toe full extern of the company's planned in- vestment in But at one point during last night's protracted Davis said Kaiser plans to spend more than million to bring the land into a usable condition and at the tion of the lease it again would be John F. Cunningham asked seme questions concerning the availability of water and utilities on the property and Councilman Fred K. Sibley questioned the city's staff concerning terms cf the lease ment and the method used in arriving rental figures before the document was to a The city manager said the called for Vernal of the city property at per acre far the first five per acre during the sixth through the tenth per during the through the 15th and per acre plus tiated increases tased on sale Price lades published by the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics at the close of each year The term of the lease is 25 with an option to renew or extend for another 25 Tae lease document as drafted showed feat Kaiser would pay the city annually for the property it would acquire from the city during first five but Davis said this would fee subject to since the exact acreage was still being mined in a record of The city manager said at another lease return some to the city over 25 T. executive director of the Solano County Industrial Agency assured the council that tie value placed on the city property in the lease pretty wefl in line with other land in the Including tbat in the Benicia Industrial He suggested also the city should consider toe employment opportunities the plant will offer and said the city consider this sort of a through when you get one or two well known organizations like others may Fred M. of a member of board also spoke in favor of the lease ment as Finally Mayor Florence E. Douglas asked Vice Mayor Terry A. to take the chair and she offered the resolution calling for approval of the feel this is very the mayor think it will be a good for the land and will create em- which we She added sne would incorporate in her resolution a clause suggested for the lease by Councilman Sibley provides that if the lessee should desire to engage in the shipment or receipt of ocean-going cargo or containers oa a commercial warehousing and transportation basis and the city gives its the ties agree to negotiate an additional tonnage charge in accordance with tonnage charges levied in the San Francisco Bay Area as an additional rental to the Affirmative voies tbe resolution were cast by Mayor Vice Mayor and Councilmen Larry L. James J. Benuzzi Gary H. and The council took a recess midway during its regular meeting in order to convene as the Vallejo Redevelopment Agency and to another lengthy a contract with John A. Beland and Robert of Gianelli and and Old Treasure Is Recovered t Mach of to in sunken sure which diver Tom Gurr claimed to have thrown back into the ocean was found Monday in a canal behind the diver's state officials WA- Florida's marine said state divers had recovered valable jewelry and artier material from the canal near this Florida Keys 75 miles south of toow exactly how much 35 in the but there's a loi down Cockrell pretty murky and we have to wort by a so I figure it will take us two days to bring of it Gurr was on a CBS television news program Friday dumping what he claimed was treasure from the sunken Spanish galleon San Jose back into the ocean on the wreck said that fie was dumping the treasure because he could not get tbe state to divide it and give him his Robert B. and Claude StoUer of Marquis 4- Roller for architectural including as phases of re- quired mechanical and en- for the proposed construction of a new city ban in the Marina Visu Redevelopment Project Member offered ibe resolution approving the wnich provides for a fee of eight per cent of toe con- struction costs of the and the measure carried six to one with member Dubnoff wanted matter delayed for further study and com- menting at one point that he didn't see anything in the document where be architects would accept responsibility for anything that might go awry ing or City Manager Davis and Works Director Glenn A. Harris ex- that the city plans to have its own of the to do the inspecting and see that plans and specifications are carried out During a discussion of the architect's mentioned the figure based on a million plus But City Manager Davis said actual construction costs would be million the time the project was dis- cussed at a Nov. 19. 1973. council projected costs were broken down as construction and furniture and reserve for insurance interest during printing and related bond and bond total Davis said also the actual site of the proposed new building has not been determined definitely although three are under One would be the west end of the Town another at ibe end of the parking lot in a grassy area Mare and the other the parking lot from the facing on Santa Clara Earlier in the meeting the council heard a report on Community ment Council activities from Mrs. Esther first vice president of the Coordinating who spoke on behalf of the Mrs. Louise Peter also reported on the Youth Activities Commission aad tbe Vallejo Youth which are en- gaged in establishing a youth center in the former Elks Lodge building on Georgia At the request of Mayor Clerk Helen G. Seeber read a isr addressed to the mayor and council by E. former president of the Vallejo Police Association who re- tired from the police force after 19 years and seven months of service lowing a heart attack Aug. 22.1372. Szalan said in was trained to serve the people of Vallejo and io the best cf my ability I accomplished thai I must say I thoroughly en- joyed my The job a very rewarding one to me and my I always been more than satisfied the pay and fringe fits the city at this like to offer my sincere appreciation for the of being employed by the City of Vallejo I only hope I mav ue to serve msv city and community in some way my retirement AGE LIMIT From PAGE OXE initiative in the energy crisis this pushing two major One would give energy czar powers to the state resources agency The other would establish a commission with long-range authority set state energy policy including location of new power A similar energy commission sure passed late last year but was vetoed by Democrat Bob Moretti of Van entered his fourth year as Assembly speaker without the need of an tion for the first time in modem a candidate for was elected for a two-year term last Democrats control the Assembly Democrat James Mills of San Diego continued at the helm of the Senate where Democrats hold a 20-19 This is expected to be a year in the legislature will be concerned mostly with reacting two marily the energy crisis and the eco- nomic problems it may A Republican tax man William T. vading the entire and therefore affecting everything we will be the reduced revenues because of the eco- nomic downturn and the energy 2 8, A truck toad of snow brought back from Angwin Sunday by the Mike Steinberger family of 372 De quickly tamed into a snowman at the hands left to Richard Jamie Melissa Mary Jane Forbyn and Ricky Old was the envy of the entire Vallejo 74 STORM From PAGE ONE at dawn yesterday and worked until Repairs were expected to be completed late Butler Solid sheets of ice 4 inches thick were reported encasing chain link fences around the radio The tower guide wire cables were coated ice 3 inches Two roads north of Mix Canyon and Gates remained closed Monday to all but residents and Harry county roads foreman for the said the roads will stay closed Cantelowe over the English was reopened Monday morning after being closed again late Sunday night by an inch of new areas of Solano mostly from the Valley to re- light snow showers Sunday Much of it melted as it Flood warning stage bulletins were dispatched to law enforcement and other agencies along the Sacramento including Rio Monday as the waters rose to 8.3 feet stage 8 at tbat city at p.m. The flood forecast center at mento expected ibe river to crest at 8 5 feet at high tide at 4 p.m. after a few soft spots developed along ihe island Tbe center's trolling boat reported under despite high winds witich often contribute to Rood Flood stage at Rio Vista is 10 Napa County reported all roads open despite tbe heaviest snowfall on valley hills in 20 Angwin's snow cover still was put at IS inches After prodigious work by road even the Mt. Helena summit could be driven without From PAGE ONE was read by U.S. District Judge Thomas J. Brown was held in lieu of The charges he faces carry on terms of up to 10 The FBI said Naseem told British authorities that he and Brown con- the pistols in a package with a false bottom and accompanied Miss Thompson to Los Angeles tional Airport for the Agents a Santa Barbara el agent as saying a man matching Brown's description accompanied seem when the latter purchased line tickets to London for himself and Miss Brown was charged with shipping arms without a license and with ping arms via a common carrier out notifying the Conviction on tbe first charge ries a maximum penalty of two years in prison and a the second a 10-year term and a cording to Walker said he asked for the delay to determine if Brown's case could be transferred to Los Angeles without ing his client's right to a preliminary Brown wants lo move to Los Angeles as rapidly as Walker want to move him as rapidly as but I dp not want to lose his right to a preliminary has relatives there and would have a better chance to arrange Judge MacBride delayed setting a preliminary hearing date until it had been decided if the case would be 3 Hostages Are Felon Slain JUNCTION Ohio lice killed one inmate and wounded another Monday sight after the two men threatened three women they had held hostage at a treatment center for menially ill The three hostages were not Police stormed the room where the hostages were held as a 7 p.m. line drew The inmates had held AP HELEN Tells Moot Ordeal ihe women hostage for five hours and bad threatened to kill them unless they were given a getaway car by 7 p.m. Authorities said both convicts shot several They were rushed to a hospital at tt miles 22. of died at ibe The other Bernard 32, also of was undergoing Officials identified the hostages as Debbie 18: Vicki 24. and Helen 55, all records of- fice employes who live in or near the some 30 miles southeast of Dr. A J. a physician at the Treatment said the women were treated at the scene for shock and were sent All three worked in facility's records Highway Patrol Maj. Adam Reiss said sjx patrolmen broke a window and smashed through a door of the office where the women were Reiss said several shots were fired and both prisoners were The highway patrol said the two men were armed with homemade Dr. Kenneth E. director of the Department of Mental Health and Mental said he made the decision for the police to break into the room Gaver considered the men dangerous and the women's lives m a spokesman HEADS CARDINALS VATICAN CITY Luigi Cardinal 78, has been named dean of the College of Cardinals by Pope Paul Vatican announced Nixon Cool To Ford's Tope Plan SAS Calif. The Western White House refused on Monday to openly embrace dent Gerald R. Ford's suggestion of a passible compromise in tte newest Watergate Bat a spokesman in- President would er a compromise if the Senate gate Committee sharply scaled down its demand for masses of White House At a news Deputy Press Secretary Gerald L. Warren said ident Nixon's position it exists today is in bis letter on Friday rejecting the committee's Warren that this represented any between Nixon and saying later that if the com- something new down we'd have to evaluate it of course we'd look at it. But there's nothing to evaluate right Sen. Sam chairman oe Senate Watergate 'The only comment I would make is that since last July we have been trying to obtain from ihe White five tapes If they would surrender these five tapes to ihe we might be able to drop conversation about the other The five tapes include three sations between John Dean and Ervin said from his home in in a television interview said Nixon was right in refusing to heed ibe Bat he also said that if ihe trims down and refines its then may be and I underline an area of DARKNESS From PAGE ONE District will repose to him on the number and nature of problems ed by tbe unscheduled renewal Saving Time as an energy con- servation imagine it will be a day or two before any adjustments may be Reusswig an al family has a the principal can work with that family to get some form of adjustment on an individual But if it appears some school is having a problem affecting a great many then we'll look at changing that school's According io it will be easier to revise a school's class ule if no large amount of student transportation is involved because then any necessary changes not re- quire revisions in class schedules but also a need to accommodate bus schedules and perhaps chief concern is for those few elementary schools that open at 3 have others that don't open until or a.m. but my main concern is for those small children who are in classes in the opening initial experience with Daylight Saving no abnormal attendance Reusswig maybe had a few more ab- sences than we had iast he we also had some nesses I must say there were a few more tardinesses than ex- my principals teSis me that whenever there is a change us experience quite a bit of tardiness at Reusswig said he was out before a.m. yesterday lo survey as much the school as possible and the impression mosi students got along very well on way to and were observing good in the pre-dawn Reusswig said he checked a oSher districts day concerning the impact of Saving Time and discovered thus far a very few have made ment in Rare High Tide On Both Coasts NEW YORK For only the 2Jst time in more than 100.000 rare conditions are ducing swelling tides along the coasts of the United The along with other weather were causing erosion at port but on the East the feared combination of offshore storms and onshore winds had not There is no way of predicting just how high the tides will partly because the levels vary by Officials said that 19S2 tides at Atlantic City rose from a predicted high of 5.2 feet to 9.5 ALBERT E. JENN Impeachment Ce Bipartisan Counsel F House WASHINGTON licans and Democrats on t Judiciary Committee pledget effort Monday in their grounds for ibe possible of President Tbe display of ing earlier in the foi hiring of Albert E. ft inent Chicago trial minority counsel for the inve He joins John a forn ant attorney general selected chief counsel by Judiciary Chairman Peter W. tbe head of a growing staff tJ ducting the first presidential meat inquiry in more than a Jenner's appointment by Rep. Edward the senior committ at a briefing by Da progress of the Ten members interrupted day recess to attend the c Tbe House is not to reconvene until Jan. 21, a w counsel to the presidential ci that investigated the assass John F. and of the Presidential Causes and Prevention of created by President Two Vallejo Stores Robb Three bandits took store at 400 Adm. Callaghan another gunman stole fi ma Food Shop at Sow Vallejo police In the 7-11 Clerk 23, told officers t three robbers held a demanded and kidding An accomplice tried and open a cash Ken him it was the wrong opened the other cash regast who the m third bandit took a from a cooler and all three r Moments they were entering a car in the 100 Ellen The cai scribed as a blue-gray Chev faded paint and white The bandit with the rifle scribed as a 6 fe short red hair am with a green Army second youth was 16. 150 pounds with long br The third youth was Caucas 17, with dark A fourth served in the car was and red plaid In the food store robbe Stewart 21, said was paying for iou beer when he whipped out automatic which he the till aad demanded tbat tt placed ia tbe beer Wilkerson was ordered to as fee gunman The bandit was 6 a sandy his early 3te with a tan jac and a scar on his i From P. intellectual More into the ca at ever a man's Yes people realize that 105 boys for every 100 REACTION Monday nis ing of the comet Kohoutek I reactions judging by the callers to the ported a of of the century while others were unable to locate the cording to the directions giv better luck
