BART Yearly Report Reveals Revenue Shortfall and Safety Gains
The BART annual wrap-up shows operating costs near 2 million dollars with passenger revenues about 2 million below the 20.9 million target. Safety improved as accidents per million riders declined from earlier figures, totaling seven million rider incidents for the year, while patronage averaged around 78 percent since September 1974 service began.
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City considers zoning to curb massage parlors and parking bans
City council weighs a zoning text change to limit massage parlors in most neighborhoods and commercial districts while preserving central Irvington. A proposed parking ban in front of Central Park may apply only during business hours on weekdays or be time limited on weekends.
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Fire calls in Tri-City area during weekend period
Fire department responses across Fremont and nearby areas include hydrant leaks on Central Park and Nor, multiple street sections such as Crest Lane, El Poco Com ran, Moss Cave Court, and Grivines Boulevard. Notable incidents involve 12:08 a.m. Monday on Derma Road, a garage tree fire at Grimmer Boulevard, and a watch fire at UISG Ash Street.
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Two Teamster Organizers Arrested for Trespassing
Fresno County sheriff’s deputies booked two Teamster Union organizers on trespassing charges after they were placed under citizen’s arrest by a ranch foreman at Ballentine Ranch south of Fresno.
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Limit on salary seen on vet loan increase debated
A fragmented passage discusses proposed changes to veteran home loan limits and salary considerations. It notes a raise in the veteran loan limit from 25 000 to 30 000 and hints at political opposition and unspecified measures without clear explanations.
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Breakup of oil firms monopoly eyed in Bayh bill
Sen. Birch Bayh proposes a bill to force any firm with major oil interests in production refining or marketing to divest all but one segment within three years and to prohibit vertical ties. He cites 1973 figures showing major firms dominated crude output refinery capacity and pipelines. Major companies listed include ExxonMobil Gulf Oil Atlantic Richfield Phillips Sun Union Continental Cities Services.
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Nixon Accused of Lying Over Wiretap Existence
Washington reports allege that a lawyer and President Nixon lied to cover up the wiretap program. In court, Shattuck claims Nixon was a principal behind the taps, denying their existence while directing who received information and how it was used. The case questions presidential privilege and evidence compulsion.
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