$1.1 Million Tri City Transit Plan Weighs Routes
A $1.1 million Tri City transportation plan is under study with multiple route options. Proposals include extending AC Transit lines to Hayward and modifying routes to serve Casa Verde and Kaiser Hospital areas. The plan estimates wide commuter and local benefits from feeder bus services and reduced parking and pollution, but requires interagency cost sharing and route adjustments.
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Gia Automobile
Frome Lini Aa
Redeo Iy
Tesmsit Sytem
Hayward
Extead
AC Transit
Rura
Oakland
Union Ci
Souleyand
Orion City
TriCity
Sys
Casa Verde
Alvarado District
Smith Steet
Santa Maria Drive
San Andreas Drive
Fair Ranch Road
Union City Boulevard
Hesperian Boulevard
Kaiser
Campaign to oust incumbents roiled school board race
Two write-in candidates joined challengers Gloria B. and John R. Camarar in criticizing reassignment of principals. Grimes urged a board that answers citizen and staff questions while Oleari denounced actions as unethical. A legal secretary Mrs. Cline urged budget scrutiny and transparency in personnel changes and mileage.
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Grimes
Gary
Oleari
Alice Clings
Gloria B. Sae
John R. Camara
Primie
Mission Sancese High School
John MacDonald
Cline
City Recreation Commission
Camara
Ewok
New tax revision plan outlined for homeowners renters
A proposed tax revision would tax owner occupied homes while exempting structural improvements. The plan aims to encourage home buying and includes relief for renters and seniors. It would shift tax loads across homeowners and businesses as the authors project overall effects on homeowner bills.
Zodiac postcard ties killer to Tahoe snow victim claim
California officials authenticate a postcard as from the Zodiac killer addressed to San Francisco Chronicle reporter Paul Avery. The note implies Zodiac buried another victim in the snow near the Lake Tahoe region.
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California
Chronicle
Paul Avery
Zodiac
Lake Tahoe
BART directors vote not to oppose sales taxes
Bay Area Rapid Transit District directors rejected a plan to oppose continued sales taxes for BART extensions. Newark director George Silliman sided with a pro tax bloc, while Albany director Richard Clark and Contra Costa members opposed. Board also rejected bills to prioritize extensions in law and to exempt BART from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, citing potential loss of federal funds.
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Newark
Vlowright
Poliuigal
Plowright
Union City
BART
Bay Avea Raid
George Silliman
Randolph Collier
Alameda
Hall Bart
Richard Clark
Alabany
Nello Biimeo
Stailey T. Grydyk
Contra Costa County
William C. Blake
Willan
Chester
Garland D. Graves
William M. Reedy
San Francisco
James P. Doherty
Joseph 5. Silva
Harry Lange
Oarland
Aral Anderson
Castro Valley
Rodney
B. R. Stokes
Sacramento
Collier
Sen
John Nejedly
Walnut
Livermore Valley
Notedly
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
MTC
Hey
Newark council approves park plans amid master plan debate
The Newark City Council approves park plans tied to the Fremont recreation master plan as the city considers screening applicants for a can ekart project and relocating finance department services. City Manager Richard W Wurnlend proposes moves including a third floor public information desk and a police operation room remodel to expand the squad area.
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Fremont, Hecreation Commission
Richard W Wurnlend
Fenance Paerl
Department
Lwa
Judges Named to New Municipal Court Posts
Fragmented OCR notes record Ronald Reaggin dues and names like Domenichini and Gav, Republicans named to South Orange County Municipal Court District in 1969 and North Orange County Judicial District in 1963. Mentions a holding cell upgrade, bail, and a projected annual salary of 0.008. also references a city budget item for an Explorer cock sponsored by a department and a patriotic flag area council.
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Nameniehing
Kegel
Range County
Wi Egintatur
Domenichini
South
Orange County
Gav
North
Tewlb
Turnbnil
Turnlund
Roy Recotts
Amurica
Reasons for increased water replenishment costs rise in Alameda district
Fremont Alameda County Water District cites a $240,000 year rise due to dam and Channel work for quarry runoff plus fees for technical and legal consultants. District plans $275,000 into a $400,000 dam fund and adds $25,000 for Jamieson quarry channel, $40,000 for attorneys and consultants including Harvey Banks and John Rogers as lawsuits with quarries proceed in superior court.
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Fremont
Alameda County
AQWD
Stanley R. Saylor
Saylor
Alameda Creek
Army Corps of Engineers
Jamieson
Harvey C. Banks
Water Resources
John Rogers
ACWD
Superior Court
Avi
Agen
Fremont Police Notify Delay Sparks Anger In Dad
Harald Boyes, father of injured teen Scott Boyes, accuses Fremont police of failing to notify him about the Wednesday afternoon motorcycle crash at Prestmont Boulevard and Chapel Way in which 16 year old Scott was injured. Police say hospitals are responsible for notifying parents and only in major injuries or upon request. Boyes learned of the crash 20 minutes after it happened from a friend, and only later obtained a police report after insistence.
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Whitfield
Orchard Drive
Goodrich Way
Fremont
Beott Boyes
Ronald
Kremlin
Harald Boyes
Boyes
Scott
Presmont Boulevard
Chapel Way
Juan Lew
Woodbridge Place
Hayward
Johnson
Gours
Fishing technique foils dope conscious caps
A California case reports two San Leandro fishermen, Delgado and Beliel, found with hypodermic needles and brown powder. They claimed a magazine article advised injecting air into worms to lure trout. Warden Davis and Deputy Harrington questioned them. the brown powder proved cocoa, and the pair were released.
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Bill Harrington
Davis
Harrington
Balter
Delgado
Reliel
Fremont approves changed plan for Mowry Avenue site
Fremont city planning commission OKs a major revision to a commercial development on Mowry Avenue between Blacow Head and Karwell Drive. The plan, proposed by Stevenson, envisions a gas station then a larger mixed use project including shopping center, bank, restaurant, retail, arts building, offices, motel, and golf course. Staff and council debate over sequencing and conditions, with a one year window to secure Standard Oil involvement and enforce a full planned unit development.
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Mowry
Stevenson
Fing
Jiler
Nickes
Standard Oil
Commission
Walter Davis
Mavis
Oil Companis
Havis
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