Union City council blocks west Union City land plan
The city council placed a temporary ban on development of the SUI acres west of Union City Boulevard and south of Horner Street. It directed a two member committee to meet with area property owners on predevelopment plans and instructed planning commissioners to review the general plan zoning and development guidelines. Applications remain open while sewer capacity seismic safety flood risks and school overcrowding housing quality are addressed with input from public agencies such as the Alameda County Flood Control District. Developers Kaufman and Broad urged safety utility readiness and flood mitigation, asserting the land’s sewer connections are needed and the area is as safe as others in Union City.
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Lars
Varni
York
Cal
Weather outlook and partial crime note from era
Slightly warmer days forecast with highs in the 60s to mid 70s and lows in the 40s. Fremont reported 78 as yesterday's high and 48 as the low. Senate Judiciary Committee approves legislation targeting escalating child pornography industry. Sacramento rapist case advances with police releasing a psychotic profile citing homosexual panic and a 23rd victim. State corrections reports about 2,400 convicts scheduled for parole in 1877 with sentences trimmed by about five months starting July 1.
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State Department of Corrections
Carter to sign tax reform and universal cuts proposal
President Carter says he will sign legislation to simplify tax forms and extend tax cuts to most Americans who do not itemize. An FBI official warns that a quick voter registration push may spawn more problems from phony identifications costing taxpayers billions annually. The Civil Aeronautics Board approves Super Saver discounts on TWA flights California to Boston Philadelphia and New York. The American Indian Policy Review Commission calls its historic report to Congress aimed at correcting past wrongs against tribes. NATO ministers back Carter defense plan boosting spending by three percent annually.
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Carter vows health care plan and farm aid visit Fresno
President Carter pledged to submit national health care legislation next year while balancing the budget by 1981. He toured drought affected Central Valley farms at Reedley and Fresno, conceded the drought’s severity, and defended a cautious approach to auto energy policy amid UAW opposition.
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Brown
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Leonard Woodcock
Edward Kennedy
Dmass
Council suffers citizen barrage on paramedics
Fremont residents condemned a city report on paramedics and questioned a $250 payment to Dr. Michael Eliastam. Citizens urged council action, accusing staff and the hospital of stalling while plans for a city paramedic program move slowly.
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Keith Jones
Fremont
Michael Eliastam
Stanford
Jim Bray
Marion Ave
Eliastam
Bray
Don Driggs
Proram
Aix
Gene Rhodes
Withon
Jan Stillwell
Hat City
Flinstam
Law and order ticket leads Oakland mayoral race
As votes edge in, businessman David Tweker 43 trails with 13,237 ballots while Alamida County Superior Court Judge Llane Wilton 62 leads with 72,758. Campaign featured a tough stance on crime and proposed more jofx as key to winning.
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Law and Order
Toll Fight Leader Promotes Speech on Dumbarton Bridge
Bridge toll fighter Vance Kennedy, spokesman for the Committee to Stop the Toll Wax, distributes material on the Dumbarton Bridge plan in Newark. The committee backs a Friday talk by state Senator John Holmdahl, who seeks to strip the transit commission of toll-setting power. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. in Theater 70 at American High School in Fremont.
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Dumbarton Bridge
Newark
Metropolitan Transit Commission
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Castro Valley
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Transit Commission
Thumbtack virtuoso Earl Glande thrills Newark crowd at home
Retired Air Force sergeant Earl Glande, 52, a Newark Social Concerns Commission member, boasts a world class thumbtack throwing skill built over 25 years. He practices in his living room at 809 Juniper St with friends and sometimes against his 17 year old daughter Angéla, among his eight children, recalling 20 years in the service where the hobby started.
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Newark
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Earl Glande
Glande
Air Force
Newark Social Concerns Commission
Juniper St
Angéla
Glaude
United States Air Force
Claude
Louisiana
San Antonio
Gaude
San Antonio Black Sox
New York
Israel election shock as Likud tops Labor in upset
In Tel Aviv hardliners topple Labor led by Shimon Peres as Likud appears to win a plurality of Knesset seats. Peres concedes the party’s defeat after polls show Likud ahead, Begin vows broad coalition and talks with Egypt, Syria, and Jordan, while peace terms and land return loom as priorities.
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