City resolves rural mailbox dispute with postal officials
City leaders praised a resolution to mail delivery conflicts but expect ongoing talks with postal authorities. Mayor Balentine and Councilmember Abraham stressed continued cooperation to address curbside and rural mailbox concerns and underground utilities plans.
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Washington
James Balentine
Leupile
California
Inn
Pst
Balentine
Dyltar
Shamnar Abraham
Reasan
Richard ‘Turnlund
Associaliad Building Industry
Ty-Doly Nail Service
Postal Service
Transit system builders BART to sue four firms
BART directors voted after a closed session to sue four firms that aided design or construction of the transit system. The firms named include Parsons-Brinkerhoff-Tudor-Bechtel and Westinghouse Electric, with others involved in design components. The board noted potential settlements but did not specify amounts, mentioning possible multi million gains if BART wins. A next meeting was planned to release further details.
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Lance Williams
Kay Ared
BART
Jduhr Industries
Parsons-Brinkerholm-Tudor Bechtel
Westinghouse Electric Co
Theiulivas Co
Ich
Transbay
Gan
Noel
Parsons-Brinkerhoff-Tudor-Dechtel
PETH
Hvlped
Weylinghouse
Butova
Fremont
Wansil
Rohr
International Business Machine Co
Police seek witness in Riley death in Union City
Union City police released a description of a young man believed connected to the Riley death case. Detectives seek a witness who may have last seen the victim alive, detailing appearance, clothing, hair, and a circular shoulder patch. The individual was seen in a light brown shirt and hair brew pants, driving an older sedan.
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Union City
Cassie Miley
George Hist
Lieght
Shell
Pagee
Ford booed loudly in Vermont speech
President Ford faced the loudest campus demonstration since taking office as students at the University of Vermont booed his Nixon pardon. He spoke at a fund raiser and outlined plans for an anti inflation package due in a national address. Protesters shouted Jail Nixon and No pardon as he entered the gym.
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UPI
Ford
Vermont
GGP
University of Vermont
Billington
Richard M. Nixon
University
Congress
University Gymnasium
George D. Aiken
FE Vt
Nail
Nixon
Chicago
Henry Kissinger
Cyprus
Lien filed to recover sewer plant costs at Sinai Valley Golf Course
Global Construction Co. of Albany filed a $54,500 lien against Sinai Valley Golf Course to recover sewer plant costs. The action, required within days of completion, could lead to a foreclosure suit. Named parties include Contra Costa Electric Co. president Hank Wing Martins and San Francisco officials, with other local entities listed as alleged owners.
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Homano
Sinai Valley
Sing
Romano
Global Construction Co
Albany
Oon TE
Henna
Global
Hank Ding
Edward Marting
Tle
Hank Wing
Martins
Wrk
Mantius
Runa
Cabal
San Francisco
James Tony Tortinno
Victoria Pines Country Club
Kent Russell
San Jose
Homana
Martine
Cola
Padinski Resigns as California Highway Patrol Commissioner
Walter Padinski resigns as CHP commissioner effective immediately. He, first from the ranks to lead the force, plans to return to a civil service role as supervising inspector. Chief deputy Dan Lanza is set to succeed him as chief of the patrol.
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Walter Padinski
California Highway Patrol
Padinski
Civil Service
Dan Lanza
Ie Patrol
Fremont street plan urges blocking Blacaw Road extension
A 1879 Fremont street improvement report recommends against extending Blacaw Road into Osgood Road, outlining proposed work and its impact on traffic and local development.
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Fremont
Blacaw Road
Osgood Road
Assemblyman Bayley claims he engineered pension legislation
The Republican nominee for controller, Assemblyman William T. Bayley, acknowledges backing a ten year-old bill to secure early legislative pension. A Senate committee reports several oil and geothermal firms hold steaming lands in California, signaling a slowdown in steam energy development.
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William T. Bayley
California
Senate
Fremont family of three dead in kitchen gasoline fire
A gasoline leak from a motorcycle in the downstairs kitchen sparked a blaze at the Hilbert family apartment on Stevenson Boulevard in Fremont. Thomas P Hilbert, his wife Novis Ai, and their 2 year old Tammy died as neighbors alerted fire crews and attempted to rescue them. Fire investigators point to a heater pilot igniting accumulated fumes as the cause.
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Kitchen
Fremont
Thomas
Novis
Tammy
Tinstary
Stevenson Blvd
Fire Department
Federal officials warn heroin surge spreads from cities
Report describes increasing heroin use spreading from metropolitan areas to smaller towns with police in Boston detailing biased incidents. Mention cites farmer William Field of Michigan planning to oppose welfare reforms, seeking to repeal laws on entitlement funds.
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Caress
Lipsyne
Weather forecast fragment for Uxbiy and tomarray
Fragmentary weather note predicts showers or thundershowers with a percent chance and night temperatures. It records a high 78 and a low around the mid range, with unclear date references and misspelled localities.
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