Prospects Dimmed for Coyote Hills Marina Plan
Alameda Creek small craft study faces delay as Army Corps of Engineers cancels a key action. Bay Regional Park District calls the move unilateral and a blow to the project while conservationists see a wildlife safeguard. Civil engineer Shinji Momono cites stalled master plan and six month delay. The dispute centers on harbor plans near the park and wildlife concerns.
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Coyote Hills Regional Park
Army Corps of Engineers
Alameda Creek
San Francisco Bay
Bay Regional Park
Corps
Alameda
Shinji Momono
Hornbeck
Momono
Fremont Council Split Into Six Bypassing Vote Proposed
Premont reports backers of Fremont residents seek to create a six district council by ordinance without a public vote if enough signatures are gathered. Len Harris says the committee wants council action without voters approval, while critics urge open debate and voter input before any change. Joe McCord notes this may be unlikely and officials face political risk.
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Fremont
al Redd
Federation of
Redd
Len Harris
Harris
Joe McCord
Apollo 15 water leak barely floods ship during lunar prep
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott James Irwin and Alfred Worden faced a sudden drinking water leak late Wednesday, nearly flooding the ship. Ground control guided Irwin to tighten fittings with a tool kit aboard, towels were used to dry, and the crew resumed normal operations as they prepared for the Moon flyby and lunar landing attempt.
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Genter
Houston
UPI
Mission Control
David R. Scott
Scott
James B. Irwin
Alfred Mr. Worden
Allence
Moon
Irwin
Space Agency
Mission Centre
Karl G. Heinze
FUSD dissolves two school complexes in unanimous vote
Fremont Unified School District trustees voted to dissolve the Cabrillo-Norris and Vallejo Mill-Niles-Hacienda complexes. Principal assignments: Cabrillo James Sullivan. Vallejo Mill JOHN MELENDEZ. Niles-Hacienda ROBERT LEWIS. Blacow under Ted Eicher. Patterson capacity concerns and upcoming Aug hearing noted amid four remaining complexes.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School District
Cabrilk-Norris
Vallejo Mill - Niles - Hacienda
Cabrillo
James Sullivan
Perry Palmer
Norris School
John Melendez
Vallejo Mill
Robert Lewis
Niles-Hacienda
Ted Eicher
Blacow School
Asst
Philip Brazil
Centerville
Patterson
Green-Reynolds
Mission San Jose4
Olivos
Mission Valley
Linda Vista
Dynamite booby trap found near Castro Valley
Authorities uncovered a cache of 150 sticks of dynamite on a roadside near Castro Valley. The devices were rigged to detonate when the bags were moved, with two sticks set to trigger under the packaging. Sheriff officials noted deputies had just completed weapons training.
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Castro Valley
UPI
Here
Glenn Dyer
Alameda County
Hal Walker
Fremont merchant fights pending law to curb rodeo
Fremont merchant Bob King of Kings Western Wear campaigns against House Bill 9027, proposed by Rep. William Fitts Ryan, to outlaw interstate transport of rodeo livestock and certain equipment. He argues rodeos are humane and could threaten the rodeo industry and local heart. King urges Tri-City residents to contact their congressmen in opposition.
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Bob King
King's
Fremont Fashion Center
House of Representatives
William Fitts Ryan
DNY
King
Tri-City
Weather Outlook Through Friday With Coastal Fog
Fair through Friday except low clouds and fog near the coast extending inland at night and morning. Lows tonight in the 50s with highs today in the 70s inland and 60s along the coast. Westerly winds 10 to 30 mph. Weather map page 14.
Public transit study fuels tri city board debate
Union City expresses dismay at results of a local transit study noting the system lacks connecting routes to AC Transit lines in Hayward. The Tri City Transportation board hears the critique and considers implications for regional planning.
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Union City
Tri-City Transportation Board
Hayward
Reagan rally aims to end long distance arm twisting in farm bill
In Capitol Park Sacramento Governor Reagan appeals to about 300 cheering farmers to push for a farm labor bill. Other reports note near consensus on welfare reform as Reagan meets with Assembly leaders and Senator Beilienison to seek a compromise. An air crash hearing reveals a trainee was on duty during a collision that killed 50. Water Resources Board imposes strict delta water standards to protect ecology and current users. A judge rules for prosecution on admissibility issues in the investigation into the Los Angeles police involved shooting of two unarmed suspects.
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Capitol Park
Sacramento
U. S
Assembly
Reagan
Anthony C. Beilenison
Beverly Hills
Air West
State ‘Water Resources Control Board
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
Revedo
Los Angeles
Secluded Wyoming Boy Found Safe After 11 Days
Kevin Dye, a mentally retarded epileptic boy, wandered 11 days in Wyoming wilds before being found safe beside a mountain stream. He is weak but well. A Roman Catholic nun who refused to testify before a grand jury about a murder is jailed indefinitely for contempt of court. Her attorney plans no further action.
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Kevin Dye
Wyoming
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