Tiburoners Cited In Drive To Force Use Of Sewer Lines
Marin County District Attorney Richard Sims says John McKelvie and Mooring of Tiburon face charges for allowing raw sewage on neighbors property and for not connecting to the Tiburon Sanitary District system. They are to appear before Judge Miller in Sausalito Monday at 2 pm for arraignment.
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Marin Musings: school governance and a search for Hans A B Steve
Marin Musings questions school board and senate funding practices while exploring the role of a teacher in charge and the vanished system of using the principal in temporary absences. The column tracks a reader query about Hans A B Steve of Sansalito and reports his current residence and land uses near Alvina, Washington.
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Road Contract Let For Hicks Valley Project
State Division of Highways named A G Raisch Paving Company of San Rafael as the low bidder for 23 miles of De No vata Hicks Valley road. Raisch bid 94623 for base and surfacing work. The project cost will be shared by Main county and the federal government with the county to spend about 46000.
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Marin City Eviction Freeze Likely Eventually Lifts
Marin City residents are assured they will not be evicted soon as a freeze on admitting new tenants went into effect with the expiration of a federal housing law. A thaw is expected when Congress acts on a new measure. A special tenants council fact-finding committee was named amid rumors of closing Marin City and liquidation deadlines are in question with a June 30 1952 date for temporary war housing projects.
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Reed School Contract Awarded in Belvedere District
The Reed Union district school board awarded the Helbat A Crocker Company of San Rafael a contract to build a five room reed school for Belvedere Tiburon children. The project costs nearly 115000 with work to start before month’s end and a completion date hoped for by year end.
M V Sewer Plant To Operate Soon
Mill Valley prepares to activate its new sewage treatment plant as finishing touches wrap up this week. Superintendent Charles Sloan reports workmen are completing the project and expect operations to begin next week.
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Harriman Steps In To Save Anglo-Iranian Oil Talks
U S Presidential Adviser Averell Harriman acted to avert a collapse in Anglo-Iranian oil negotiations today. His intervention aimed to steady talks between British and Iranian authorities and keep the deal alive amid diplomatic pressure.
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Planning cash for Richmond San Rafael span slated Sept 22
Planning funding of 750000 for the Richmond San Rafael bridge received Army Corps approval and was set to be made available September 2 with California public works chief Durkee urging the Toll Bridge Authority to act at its next meeting. Governor Warren was absent from the toll bridge group session.
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Fiesta Senorita Named Queen for Old San Rafael Fiesta
Barbara Philipps of San Rafael will reign as senior queen at the three day Old San Rafael Fiesta. JoAnne Nichelini of Santa Veronica won the junior crown by one vote over Ida Cardellini. Coronations set for August 23 and 25 with ceremonies at Legtop hall and the courthouse, and a parade to Albert Field.
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Mill Valley Council Rejects Planned Projects Over Costs
Mill Valley city officials rejected the planning commission master plan request and two projects due to high costs. Bids for a city corporation building were also deemed too expensive, prompting a fresh bidding call or potential city construction. The council urged collaboration with the planning board to refine the plan within budget, noting potential benefits like light industrial development and better streets.
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Tax Rate In Mill Valley Increased Five Cents
Mill Valley voters will face roughly a two percent tax hike for the 1951 52 fiscal year as the city council reviewed an ordinance draft. Final adoption comes at next Tuesday's meeting. The increased rate will raise revenues for the general fund sewer plant bond redemptions parks library and drainage services.
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New Naval Chief Confident Atlantic Fleet Ready for Supreme Test
Admiral Fechteler expressed confidence that the Atlantic Fleet is prepared for the supreme test as he passed command to Admiral Lynde Dupuy McCormick. The brief exchange occurred in Norfolk with a focus on readiness and future operations.
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Negotiators Divert Talks In New Phase
Armistice talks in Korea shift to a new phase as a subcommittee of two from each side is formed to draft a demarcation line. Meeting set for 11 am in the Haesong conference hall. Full delegations will suspend daily sessions while talks proceed informally.
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United States rejects Russia peace treaty proposals at San Francisco
In a formal note the United States rejected Russia's plans to present new proposals on the Japanese peace treaty at San Francisco, signaling a firm stance on the negotiations.
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Visitor Warned Of Fire Hazard After Grass Blaze
A Portland woman admitted causing the Bayside Acres grass fire on Saturday. She was released without prosecution after a staff reprimand from the district attorney and Marin County Fire Chief. Authorities warned that future fires started in unincorporated Marin without a permit would be prosecuted. The blaze began when a burning paper flew from an incinerator while she was visiting her sister.
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Curfew Law In Larkspur Is Approved
Larkspur approves a strict curfew effective September 15 barring anyone under 18 from streets between 11 PM and dawn unless with a parent guardian or spouse. Youths may be out after curfew when traveling to home or work or at public recreation sites. Parents who permit violations face up to six months in jail or a $500 fine.
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Catholic Nun Hit By Auto In San Rafael
Sister Mary Jane BV M superior of a Catholic rest home at Clinton avenue San Rafael suffered head and leg injuries after being struck by a car driven by Edward G Lovejoy 63 of Lincoln avenue Lovejoy was cited for failure to yield the pedestrian right of way Sister Mary Jane was crossing Mission avenue at Lincoln avenue and was taken to a San Rafael hospital by United Ambulance.
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Larkspur Council Keeps Tax Rate at Five Level
Larkspur approves a $2 per $100 assessed valuation tax rate for 1962 with no increase from last year. The $2 rate funds general, bond retirement, library and recreation allocations while utilities assessment remains pending. City plans a recreation center. library gets about $4,200 and bonds are scheduled for retirement.
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