Bay Area Transit Toll Increase Sparks Assembly Debate
The Assembly approves a plan to raise BART tolls to fund Bay Area projects. Supporters say delays cost 1 billion in debt across San Francisco, Alameda, and neighboring counties. Opponents urge tolls only if they finance complete BART expansion and worry about higher user costs.
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UPI
F. Foran
D-Santa
Lee
Robertow
D-Alameda
San ‘Oakland
San Mateoard
Dumbarton
Blyman
Don Mulford
Rand Crown
Bay
Ian
Assem Transportation Committee
Mulford
Ford
and Means
Sed Foran
Gt. Francisco
Alameda
Lawmakers in Accord On Surtax And Spending Pact
Senate negotiators propose a 10 percent surtax alongside a $6 billion spending cut package. The deal, aimed at breaking a stalemate, would be effective April 1, with Jan to March adjustments under review. Support from conservatives and Republicans is mixed, while opposition centers on bigger cuts and tax impact on personal payers.
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Wilbore
Mills
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House-Senate
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Ruin
Johnson
Hed
ARGUS Tis Daily Review
A brief item from the June edition notes a daily review column in the Argus newspaper. It references content from 8 and highlights ongoing coverage of events and readings within the period.
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End of an Era as Fremont Firemen Raze Shacks
Firefighters demolished a row of old shacks on Washington Boulevard to clear the way for the Freeway 680 extension. The houses had been occupied until yesterday, marking the end of an era for the neighborhood.
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Fremont
Washington Boulevard
Niles Quarry Sees Police Halt Edict Amid Darting Land Battle
The Niles quarry battle continues as officials report a police halt edict near the BART project site. A dragline digs at the pit’s bottom while loaders enlarge opposite cliffs. Key figures include Laura Ghigo and Driggs as parties discuss options and land rights.
Panel Urged To Study Hunger
A bipartisan group of 13 congressmen urged formation of a hunger study commission to act with urgency to feed the poor. They proposed early hearings on a resolution to create the body and complete its findings by January 1, addressing malnutrition cited for more than 10 million Americans.
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Washington
Americas
Absentee Ballot Filing Opens For Alameda Voters
Registered voters in Alameda County may file a written absentee ballot application at the County Clerk for the June 4 primary. Servicemen must apply no later than May 29, and all absentee ballots must be received by 5 p.m. on June 3. A serviceman released after the April 1 registration deadline may register and vote up to the June 3 deadline with discharge proof.
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Alameda County
Bay Waste Sites Harbor Bacteria
A state report warns San Francisco Bay and delta disposal sites may be significant sources of bacteria and toxins entering waters. It urges waste discharge rules and a 500 foot exclusion zone for hazardous materials to curb rising pollution as populations grow.
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Sacramento
UPS
San Francisco Bay and
Delta
State Department of Public Health
San Francisco Bay-Delta
Bay
Honor for Carlos Bee at Sunset Valley dinner draws 650
Assemblyman Carlos Bee was honored for public service at an appreciation dinner at Sunol Valley Golf Course drawing at least 650 attendees. Speakers included Assemblyman Jesse Unruh and others praising Bee’s education work and his role in creating the Fremont Newark college district.
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Carlos Beerd
Sunol Valley
Jesse Unruh
Robert Monagan
Republican Assembly
Ellis McCune
California State College
Hayward
Stephen Epler
Ohtune College
John MacGregor
Newark Unified School
Bee
Epler
Fremont-Newark
E. Guy Warren
State College Board of Trustees
Hayward Union
State Assembly
Werren
Texas
Schmitz Declares Rumford Act Repeal Dead
In Sacramento the repeal of the Rumford Open Housing Act was deemed dead though Sen. John G. Schmitz refused to accept a committee version dropping repeal. The bill instead trims the Fair Employment Practices Commission from seven to five members.
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UPS
Senate
John G. Schmitz
R-Tustin
Fair Employment Practices Commission
FEPC
Ronald Reagan
Obituaries for Aguilar Caldeira Gibbs Featured in Fremont Newark
Multiple funeral notices from Fremont and Union City list Aguilar Caldeira and Gibbs services. Pedro Aguilar, native of Mexico, survived by Rudolph Aguilar of Fremont. Joe Caldeira of Newark is named with extended family. Howard W. Gibbs, 53, a World War II Navy veteran, buried at Irvington Memorial Cemetery after services in Fremont.
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Washington Hospital
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Rosary Church
Union City
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Fremont
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Newark
Join Cadeira
Laverne Caldeira
Merced
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Hayward
Mexico
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Fifth St
Rudolph Aguilar
Howard W. Gibbs
San Jose
Fremont Chapel of the Roses
Peralta’, Blvd
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North Park Drive
Milpitas
Donald Rogers
First Methodist Church
Goldie
Eddie Gibbs
Salinas
Johnny Gibbs
United States Navy
Maxine
Irvington' S Memorial Cemetery
Hospital Outlays Pondered
The board reviewed a budget totaling 4,014,943 for operations next year with 2,414,928 for salaries and 2,656,421 for employee benefits. Non pay roll expenses were projected at 1,325,574 and capital outlays at 394,407 plus 188,388 for insurance and depreciation.
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Bell
Mike Kelly
Wagner in Winning Shares Billing with Newman and Woodward
Hollywood report notes Robert Wagner will share top billing with Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward in Universal Pictures production Winning. The film stars Newman and Woodward with Wagner in a leading role as announced by UPI.
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UPI
Rober Wagner
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Universal
Johnson vows to honor commitments in Asia as Paris talks loom
President Johnson says the United States will not compromise Asia’s future and will negotiate in good faith. He praises Thailand and SEATO, warns of continued North Vietnamese infiltration, and toasts the American negotiating team led by W. Averell Harriman before their Paris mission for peace.
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United States
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Asia
Thailand
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Paris
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U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus Vance
White House
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
Seatto
Harriman Heads to Paris for Vietnam Talks
U S Ambassador at Large W Averell Harriman prepares to leave for Paris with presidential instructions to seek concessions in preliminary talks with North Vietnam. Washington privately pessimistic about progress, fearing Hai Phong and troop infiltrations could threaten talks and the war effort. President Johnson voiced cautious optimism after meeting the Harriman team at the White House.
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UPI
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Paris
Unruly Felons Seized During High Speed Bus Ride
A bus carrying about three prisoners from Soledad State Prison was speeding along the Nimitz Freeway toward San Quentin when inmates broke free, smashed windows, and toppled chains. California Highway Patrol and Marin County sheriff units pursued, escorting the vehicle at over 60 mph as officers feared injuries to the driver and passengers.
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San Quentin
Highway Patrol
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Department of Corrections
Soledad State Prison
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Nimitz
Marin County
San Quen
Newark Pay Cut Answer Due By City Attorney Tonight
City Attorney Anthony Garcia will decide if Newark councilmen can revoke their $150 monthly pay during office after a 4 to 1 vote to cut it on April 26. The legal issue hinges on state law that may prohibit action during their term. Also at 8 p.m. in council chambers Gong appeals the planning commission denial to build a duplex on the same Newark Boulevard lot as an existing home.
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Anthony Garcia
Garcia
Council Chambers
Newark Blvd
Harry Gong
Planning Commission
Gong
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