Move for water conservation in Tri Cities gains support
Readable excerpts show officials in the Tri-Cities weighing water conservation to ease sewage capacity limits. Union Sanitary District voters approved a 10.8 million dollar revenue bond for a South County super sewer project, with grants covering about 87.5 percent, yet capacity remains constrained. A joint citizen panel with Alameda County Water District is being considered to reduce sewer load and guide development amid continued growth and planning.
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Pro growth planners chart new course for city
Premont planning commission backs growth policy based on water usage and sewer capacity. They urge council to avoid blanket freezes and let Union Sanitary District issue permits, tying development to conservation rather than outright limits.
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Monday Morning Weather Fragments Mixed Readout
Patchy fog and clearing skies reported with light to moderate winds. Temperature projections show highs in the 50s to near 60s with variable winds.
Joe Lindbergh negotiates with China over freighter shipment
Joe Lindbergh son of the aviation pioneer negotiates with China regarding the TIPE HIE freighter described as carrying as much as 5 billion dollars in precious metals artifacts and cash.
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Inmates recall Patty Hearst fears of bail release
Two inmates at the Federal Youth Center testified that Patricia Hearst feared living outside prison and did not want to be released on bail. Karen Arviso of San Jose and Gwen Lewis of Portland, both former cellmates, said Hearst worried about safety outside and preferred officials to manage her custody. Hearst, free on $15 million bail, described home life with her family and plans to read, buy a guard dog, and pursue contacts, while authorities guard against threats from publicity seekers and radicals.
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Space lasers and hunter killer satellites in space race
Newsweek reports Soviet laser beams blinded U S reconnaissance satellites over Siberia and a later satellite hunt in space. It says both nations race to dominate orbit with chemical lasers and weaponized space systems while noting U S defenses, the space shuttle program and potential zero Earth combat.
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Bay Area teams clash as Raiders clinch title
It was a day of ups and downs for Bay Area sports. The Raiders clinched their fifth straight divisional title by defeating the Eagles 6 7, while the 49ers playoff hopes faded after a 24 3 loss to the Los Angeles Rams.
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