Army Grants Zaro Permit For Yacht Harbor in Richardson Bay
Zaro received an Army permit to build a yacht harbor in Richardson Bay, but county supervisors withheld county use permits pending support for an earthfill dam plan. The project would dredge 250000 cubic yards of mud and raise the harbor eight feet above low water, with tensions over navigation rights and a public hearing not held. John Cotton of San Anselmo may be consulted for survey work, funded partly by backers including Mill Valley and county officials.
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Matin Restanant
Mrcdy
Zaro
Col KM. Moore
Amy
Sabelle
County Planning Commission
Harhor
den Arequbaity
Richadeon
Vaquhart
Mill Valley Postoffice
Seveles
Zino
Army Way
Zato
ALB
Ciquhar
Mail Valley
Mill Valley
John 8. Cotton
San Anselmo
Orquhars
Sheelty
Dial Telephones May 18 May 18 switch for San Rafael area
San Rafael district announces a May 18 switchover to dial telephones. The 32.4 million project adds building space, cable wiring, and equipment. Long distance switchboard updates enable dial service and test calls. New directories with 3 and 4 dial numbers become effective at changeover.
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San Rafael Exchange
Parific ‘Telephone and Telegraph Company
Leday John ¢. Ciluma
San Rafael Distisser
GT Enwaad
San Resteed Exchange
Bolings Man To File For Supervisor
A Bollasdaley former announc ed his candidacy this rooming for the hoar of supervisor sent now wln by W. Fred Bagshaw of Mall Valley Stephen BH Haléan who wie Fuece filly opposed Bagshaw four years ago Won the fist candidate firm district once to take ou nomination papers at the county clerk's office At the same time Sat Anselino's Mayor Gumel Booth took out papers vadidum official hor ind for Willi D Musselawurs post Batnallte Tawnship Jushice John 3 Miller was the tot to gee hh papers fee department two of the new municipal cot None of the other three candidates had taken out nomination per OHS by press dayne today Candidaces for supervisual or judicial tosts must collect from 20 to 20 signature on their petitions which are then tied with the county clerk Bala iy af prescit the only de tlered colidate from the liie disities Bagsnew the incumbent has not yet declared whether he will ty to detain its seat or go after the State Senate post of John 2 McCarthy Boll te Republicans The Bolvvan man who had been a Marin resident since 1015 pro roted their if elected the will pleul der better xroads schools and mury a deduele fire probation Tm going i uy to help the tax Payers al rere forheir tax col laris Batanay deciied A native of Switarland Balen is past president of the Batanay mprovement toh a seectary dil entor ar p Bat Frotiedsen day one operative and a member at Pad tox Lodge Wa be6 Bde AM Moves at hig rack with his wife Mudclane and two yong HONG
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Bollasdaley
Wln
W. Fred Bagshaw
Mall Valley
Stephen BH. Haléan
Bagshaw
Anselino
Gumel Booth
Willi D. Musselawurs
John
Miller
Bala Iy
Bagsnew
State Senate
John 2
McCarthy
Boll
Batanay
Switarland
Balen
Mprovement Toh
Seectary
Pad Tox Lodge
Hig Rack
Mudclane
Yong
Hong
Converting of Chicken House Plan Withdrawn by County Panel
A county planning panel withdrew an application to convert a chicken house into a dwelling on Wis Pousihatreet property. Royron led the withdrawal with Dowdy Building Tapecka and Lester Ks Ryans recommending the project would not fit the site.
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Wis
Tom High Future To Be Discussed At Meet Tonight
A special meeting of the district board of trustees will be held tonight at 8 in the school auditorium to discuss the future of Tom High. A large delegation from southern Mary is expected as trustees consider abandoning Tom High as a high school and possibly converting it to a junior high. The trustee warned that rebuilding the gymnasium alone would cost about 700000 dollars and other buildings may not be adequate.
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Tom~ tUpols Leh School
Board of Justees
The
Distrlet
Southern Mary
Sie
Janter
Aisu Me
Soviet Parliament considers defense budget of 113.8 billion rubles
Moscow reports the Supreme Soviet was asked tonight to approve a defense budget of 113.8 billion rubles, about 20.4 billion dollars at a nominal rate of 35 rubles per dollar. The government presented the request amid wartime finance concerns.
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Moscow
Supreme Soviet
Pariament
Mill Valley School Tax Increase Approved by Wide Margin
Voters in Mill Valley elemental school district approved raising the tax rate maximum from 1.25 to 1.50 per assessed value by a near two to one margin. Final tally 1966 yes 0 no across six precincts, with precincts showing varied but strong support. Trustees now authorized to seek the higher rate if needed to balance the 1962-52 budget, in a vote noted as the district’s largest ever turnout.
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Mill Valley Elemental School District
Park School
Tamalpais Valley
Old Mail School
Gren
Homestead
Park School Area
Alto
Strawberry
Mill Valley
George Satmary Dies in Africa Auto Crash
George Satmary 26 of Larkapur died this week from injuries after an auto crash in Casablanca French Africa. Navy pilot in World War II, he worked for a Casablanca company since 1951. Neighbor Mrs John Bary reported the death. Satmary's parents live in Larkspur at 684 Loma Vista Ave. He leaves a wife Anne and two Oakland-based children. Funeral plans not yet reported.
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George Satmary
Larkapur
Casablanca
French Africa
John Batemary
Satmary
Constinehom
John Bary
Loma Vista Avenue
Larkspur
Satemary
Anne
Oakland
Robert Hadley
James DeLaseux
Use Permit Renewal Delayed by County Planning Panel
Noah Evans requested the renewal of a use permit for a trailer camp on Center Road in Novato. The county planning commission referred the request to a special committee for further study at last night's meeting.
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Noah Evans
Center Road
Novato
County Planning Commission
Marin Commuter Meeting to Address Bus Tie Up
Nine Marin communities face urgent transport disruption as drivers strike and commuters seek a quick resolution. A public meeting in San Rafael brings together Pacific Greyhound lines, drivers unions, and federation representatives to discuss wage hikes, cost of living tied contracts, and possible court or PUC actions.
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Emer
San Francisco
Greyhound
Maan
Pacle Greyhhound Hnes
Drivers’ Union
Tom Hardcaste
Main County Federation of Commuter Clubs
Supervisors
San Rafael
Marin
Scott Highlands Tract Near Part Of MV Annexation Talks
The Scott Highlands tract near Mi Valley moves toward annexation after last night's city council agreement. Developer J H Scott manager James Langdon touted progress while seeking assurances on sewer line costs shared by future developers. The council also addressed downtown parking changes, roadwork funding, and park use, with plans to study Mesa Avenue and grade Portola Lane, and to solve Fern and Walnut sewer overflows funded by a $60,000 bond.
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Scott Highlands
Mi Valley
James Langdon
Trac
J. H. Scott
Mesa Avenue
Portola Lane
Boyle Park
VFW
Onioas Club
Mavin County Health Department
Fern
Walnut Streets
Harrison Leppo
Gaye
Howan Way
Bond Issue for South Marin District Voters Set
Sausalito and Marin City residents will vote on a $775,000 sewer system and treatment plant bond. A $95,000 earlier proposal seeks a treatment plant and pumping sites from Fireside near Manzanita to Marin City, with a two thirds approval needed from about 404 voters. The Sausalito chamber urged delays for more study, but engineers and officials argued delaying would raise costs and debated site suitability near the tide gauge and Army land.
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South Marin
Sauslito
Marin City
Sausalito-Marin City Qandiary Board
Sausalito Chamber of Commerce
Manzanita
Mana Vanila
Marinship
Locust Street
Mainathel
Um IL
Baker
United States
Harry Jenks
James 3B. Leech
Ben J. Tennett
Chales Lee
Munk
Hail Strike Briefly Hits San Rafael Area
A brief hail storm pelted shoppers and workers in San Rafael and nearby Marin areas during the morning. Forecasters warned of more rain with expected strong winds later in the day. The system contributed to around 0.72 inches of rain in the county, with temperatures rising to the low 60s later.
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San Rafael
Marin
Money Bill For Bay Barrier Survey In Northern Bay Area
A Sacramento assembly subcommittee drafts a 200000 dollar appropriation to survey a multi purpose earth barrier across northern San Francisco Bay. The plan aims at transbay crossing, flood control, harbor and water conservation, with debate over its impact on a Richmond to San Rafael bridge.
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Sacramento
Assembly
San Francisco Bay
Richard J. Colwig
San Francisco
Colwig
Richard McCollister
Mill Valley
McCollister
Man's Body Found Off Marin Shore
The Coast Guard recovered a man’s body from choppy San Francisco Bay near Marin, estimated in his 40s and about 160 pounds. He wore gray trousers and a brown sports coat. A fishing boat named Pisher J of Sav?st spotted the body and reported it by Marine radio. body found about a mile east of Lime Point near the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Coast Guard
San Francisco Bay
Marin
Mann
Pisher J
Sav' Sult
Lime Point
Golden Gate Bridge
Ex-SR Tax Man Christman Pleads Innocent in Tax Info Case
James J. Christman former deputy collector of internal revenue at San Rafael pleaded innocent to 10 charges of divulging confidential tax information and accepting 100 dollars for the action. He appeared before Federal Judge Louis F. Goodguen. trial date set for March 20.
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S.R
San Francisco
James J. Christman
Internal Revenue
San Rafael
Christman
Louis F. Good+guen
Postal centralization eyed in Marin County plan
The post office department plans further centralization in Marin County with four proposed changes. Larkspur and Corte Madera offices could join as a branch of San Rafael, San Geronimo Valley offices would merge into one Woodacre office, San Quentin might join San Rafael, and Belvedere Tiburon could become a Mill Valley branch. Postmaster Fred Mantegani of Tiburon has resigned, while Larkspur backs the Twin Cities consolidation and San Geronimo Valley residents oppose a similar move.
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San Geronimo Valley
Woodacre
San Quentin Postoffice
San Rafael
Belvedere
Tiburon
Mill Valley Postoffice
Fred Mantegani
Larkspur Council
Twin Cities
Valley Residents Opposing Program
Residents of three San Geronimo Valley communities circulate petitions against closing post offices in San Geronimo Forest Knolls and Lagunitas and centralizing postal work in Woodacre. They argue consolidation would hurt access, with Forest Knolls favored if any change occurs, and warn Woodacre would require a larger building and higher staff.
Spite fence vs. car keeps MiI Valley council guessing
In MiI Valley a car parked on a lawn spurs debate over a possible junk car ordinance. Councilman Ian Stark presses for a measure to remove such eyesores, while City Attorney Tom Nelson warns the line between nuisance and law is unclear. The council asks Nelson to draft a legal form and revisit the issue, weighing a test case.
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Mii Valley
Ian Stark
Miriam Cummings
Tom Nelson
Nelson
Stark
Larkspur Council Supports Mail Service Consolidation Plan
Larkspur councilmen and the city attorney informally backed a plan to place Larkspur with Corte Madera under San Rafael post office administration to gain home delivery. Residents and business leaders pushed for clarity as recent consolidations in nearby Kentfield were cited. no action was taken, but broad approval was noted.
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Larkspur
Post Office Department
Corte Madera
San Rafael Post Office Administration
John Barry
Magnolis Street
San Rafael
Kentfield
Berry
Larkespur
Samuel W. Gardiner
Larksapur
Larkspur- Corte Maders
Laundromat Plan For Raphael Village Denied By County
The county unanimously denied plans for a laundromat in Raphael Village citing central location in the 600 unit residential area and potential spot zoning. The proposed site on Owens drive between Morgen and Norman streets would have housed 15 to 21 washers near a nearby commercial area with parking. Plans for a second laundromat near the village entrance were also disclosed by Loran W. Murphy.
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Raphael Village
County Planning Commission
Owens Drive
Morgen
Norman Streets
Loran
W. “Murphys
Deadline for weekend want ads in The Independent Journal
Last call for selling renting hiring trading or buying this weekend. Deadline is Friday. Cash want ads accepted at 1028 B Street San Rafael or 23 East Blithedale Mill Valley. For listings in the current directory call San Rafael 4111 or DUnlap 8-2361.
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Independent Journal
Want
B Street
San Rafael
Mill Valley
East Blithedale
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