Alameda County Water District Hearing on Bonded Debt
The Alameda County Water District Board fixes April 13 1972 at 1 00 PM in Fremont to hear if the district or a portion will benefit from incurring bonded indebtedness for water system improvements including reservoirs mains wells softening and relocation projects and associated costs. Public notice details place date and procedures for interested property owners to appear and be heard.
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County welfare agency okays plan for smaller board
The Southern Alameda welfare agency approves a plan to shrink its board from 21 to 7 seats by April 15 in compliance with federal conditions tied to anti poverty funding. The final board will include public agency seats, private sector seats, minority group seats, and low income representatives across seven South County areas.
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Anti-Poverty Agency
Regional Office of Economic Opportunity
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South County
Transit board opposes rule on BART extension timing
Directors of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission oppose a ruling requiring BART to complete the system in Alameda Contra Costa and San Francisco counties before extending elsewhere. They support state takeover of the Bay Bridge operation, toll authority, and a proposed state department combining public works planning and transportation research.
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Department of Public Works
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Woodcock May Quit Pay Board Amid UAW Tension
Detroit AP reports Leonard Woodcock plans to follow AFL CIO leaders by leaving the federal Pay Board, signaling discord over wage oversight. The move mirrors actions by three AFL CIO officials and reflects UAW attitudes toward federal labor policy.
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Federal Pay Board
Vandals damage Union City parks and may rise costs
Union City parks suffer steady vandalism from youths ages 10 to 15, smashing sprinkler heads and mangling shrubs. City recreation supervisor Hill May estimates annual losses up to 1000 dollars, noting 70 slats broken at Casa Verde Park in 60 days and 2 sprinkler heads damaged. President Nixon announced mint transfer to Treasury for public restoration.
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Casa Verde Park
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