Berkeley Boards Pass Lease for Hearst Strip to BART
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District approved a five to two motion to negotiate a lease of the six block Hearst Strip in Berkeley valued at about one dollar per year. The deal ends hours of debate with a split board vote as supporters credit undergrounding funds and city needs while opponents warn against giving away land for a campaign issue.
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GOB Norberg
Berkeley
Bay Area Stupid Transit District
Hearst
Lee
Richard Clark
Oakland
Clark
Board
Bob Allen
Livermore
John Glenn
Fremont
Nello Bianco
Richmond
Hearst Strip
Hearst Avenue
Ban
Ashby
Bianco
BART
Glenn
Tlona Hancock
Ying Lie Kelly
Ofer
Frank Herringer
Merringer
Herringer
Pollution board seeks applicants for air council seats
San Francisco applications are invited for membership on the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Advisory Council. The council, 20 members, covers public health, private industry, environmental protection, and higher education. Terms are two years. no salary, expenses reimbursed. Apply by November 5 to Mabel Marder, 939 Ellis St, San Francisco 94108. Interviews November 11 12 or 13.
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Saw Francisco
Bay Aves
Central District Advisory Council
Theso
Uniformia
Specife
Tom
Mabel Marder
Board of Directors
Ellis
San Francisco
Four Ohlone students awarded scholarships in final tally
Four Ohlone College students received scholarships from various sponsors. Kahleen Niermeyer and Dorothy Parr of Freewal l earned SH scholarships from the Washington Township Bar Association. George Keene of Newark and William Swanson of Fretcol won SHO real estate scholarships from the California Community Colleges Chancellor's Office.
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Ohlone College
Cach
Kahleen Niermeyer
Dorothy Parr
Freewal
Washington Township Bar Association
George Keene
Newark
William Swanson
Fretcol
Chancellor's Office
California Community Colleges
National Guard unit to move from Hayward air terminal
The Badunari 29th Air National Guard unit will leave its Hayward base in January 1978. The 21st and 234th Communications Squadron remain, with 3 civilians and 30 military personnel. The 129th will move to Moffett Field near Mountain View, joining long range search planes and six helicopters. Construction at Moffett serves the transfer. Hayward facilities will be disposed of by the Federal Services Administration. About 300 flight operations monthly are planned for the 123rd search and rescue unit starting Friday.
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Hayward
Badunari
Federal Services Administration
Bay Area
Moffett
123Rd
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