Bay lands settlement eyed to end long titling battle
A proposed settlement would resolve the dispute over 7 000 acres near South San Francisco Bay and up to 10 000 acres along the Bay shore. The plan, backed by state officials, Westbay and private claimants, aims to confirm public ownership while narrowing private titles. Public hearing precedes county court ratification.
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Westbay Community Associates
Ideal Cement Co
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Coyote Point
Funds Commission
San Mateo County
MTC approves toll hikes and budget across transportation plan
The Marinopolit an Transportation Commission adopted a 44.5 million budget, approved a bridge toll increase and 80 million in state Transportation Development Act allocations. The 1977-78 budget sits about 900 thousand below the current year due to program cuts, with staff reduced from 104 to 97. revenue excess is around 250 thousand.
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Hayward
Tea tossed to protest toll hike near Fremont bridge
Fremont protesters dumped burlap bags of tea into the bay to denounce July 1 toll increases totaling 7.7 million dollars per year. Committee leaders vow to seek a court injunction to halt the tolls as TV crews and CHP officers watched.
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Transbag
California Highway Patrol
Vance Kennedy
Vnd
Dumberton Bridge
New Boston
Kennedy
Helen
Senate
WillHoy
John Holmdahl
Mcastro Valley
Caliornia
Lorg
MTC
Save Teeth
San Leandro
Morgan King
Will Tileva
Weathe Toll Bridge Authority
Park bribery allegations hit South Korean leader era
Fragmented text alleges bribery links to a South Korean official and associates. The report references Park and a bribery operation, with mentions of favors, gifts, and trips. clearest details are uncertain due to garbled OCR.
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RCA
Biseomgra Ly SM
Durham Road project may get state aid
Fremont officials await state Public Works funds for a seven million Durham Road grade separation project. The State may not release money until next May or June, complicating council decisions on whether to proceed this year. The plan would remove at grade railroad crossings at Prune Avenue and Warm Springs Boulevard, a long debated issue after a fatal crash 17 months ago.
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Fremont
Durham Road
Sera Raed Hs
Ihe
Warm Springs Boulevard
He City
Namitz
Sale Highway Commission
Durham
Dick Arimus
Alona
School construction may start soon in Fremont area
The board of education endorsed a priority list enabling about 2 million dollars in local jobs and a 78 thousand dollar project for the Mission San Jose High School administration building recovery. If federal funds come through, construction could begin four to six weeks after July 15, with Warwick and North Fremont needs driving the effort.
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Wayne Ferguson
Board of Education
Ohlone College
Mission San Jose High School
Warwick
Fremont
Alviso Elementary
Sco
Beegton
Weather note with terse forecast and temperature slips
Fragmented weather bulletin notes fair conditions through tomorrow with changing temperatures. Mentions a high near 60s and a last day high around 64. Occasional garbled readings hint at Fremec values and stray numbers, but core forecast remains mild with fluctuating readings.
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