Alameda County Airport Plan Sparks Regional Hearing Debate
Edwards urged opposition ahead of the Regional Airport Systems Study hearings in San Jose led by the Association of Bay Area Governments. The meetings examine airport growth alternatives for the Bay Area, with a San Jose facility and a wildlife refuge proposal near Fremont under discussion. Local residents and officials in Fremont Newark and Milpitas voiced objections while the wildlife refuge bill moves toward possible adoption. The final hearing is set for Monday in Santa Clara County offices, with Edwards reaffirming his stance.
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Stores must post base prices under wage freeze
The rule targets stores with multiple departments where core sales exceed half of last year. Base prices from the prior 30 days before the July wage freeze must be published and inspected by Internal Revenue Service spot checks in Northern California. Critics report stores like Montgomery Ward show staff confusion and outdated price lists.
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ACWD Plans Special Meeting Over Quarry Agreement
Alameda County Water District directors call a special meeting to discuss signing an agreement with Fremont quarry operators. The deal centers on groundwater rights to raise the water table up to 29 feet, a point central to prior court battles and a judge’s ruling last October. The board will hear from its special attorney and review the settlement terms with Niles Sand and Gravel.
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Pollution plan attacked by board over quality standards
Ajmaster plan to reduce smog titled Implementation Plan for Achieving Air Quality Standards for the San Francisco Bay Area faces possible rejection by the EPA. Critics say the plan was reviewed in under an hour, lacks board involvement, and ignores legal counsel advice.
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Querns Corporate Ownership Questioned in Trial Cross
Defense attorney Tom Sherrod pressed Bodily on ownership of 30 percent of Fremont International Kitchen Inc, owner of the restaurant bar complex rebuilt after a 1960 fire. He questioned stockholders and the directors meetings held April 29 1971 to which the Querns were notified but did not attend.
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City Hall Plans Stir Controversy Over Exterior Panels
Report of objections to bronze and chrome exterior panels for a city hall project. Robert Mittelstaed criticizes the design while others defend the sculpture as appropriate adornment. The plan, costing about 140000, faces questions about aesthetics and spending.
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Weather forecast note shows patchy fog and mild temps
The forecast calls for fair conditions through tomorrow with patchy fog in the early morning. Temperatures will barely change with highs in the 50s and a slight rise over the next two days.
Chabela Gomez Hired as Bilingual Aide by New Haven District
Wimia al Chabéla Gomez, a popular Chicano leader in Union City, is hired from her post as bilingual aide by New Haven school district trustees. The April political election in Newark heats up as Councilman James Balen intends to seek Newark’s first directly elected mayor.
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Stanford panel urges firing of Maoist prof over incitement
A Stanford University faculty advisory committee recommends firing Maoist professor H. Bruce Franklin for inciting violence at the campus computer center after a six-week hearing. One negative vote comes from Donal Kennedy, panel chairman, as the panel votes in favor of the recommendation.
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Major heroin seizure fuels global narcotics crackdown
Federal agents confiscated an estimated 47 million dollars worth of heroin in one of history's largest drug seizures. Eight arrests point to a broad international narcotics network with suspects described as highly influential in trafficking.
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