County and M.V. Urquhart flood study approved
M.V and County join in Urquhart flood control study for upper Richardson bay amid debate over funding and the controversial crossing dam plan. City council and LS MEAL WEI Joh ba Gol d consult engineer from San Ansenio will report by April 7 on a use permit for a harbor project and four major flood control options including dams high velocity conduits levees and the Urquhart crossing with sluice gates.
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Marin Musings: Assembly, strikes, and church rites mingle
Rafael Marin reports on political chatter about Vera Saivulis possibly dropping state assembly bids to run for a vacant supervisorial seat, local color decisions for a clubhouse, San Rafael transit woes amid a strike, and Marin clergy tied to St Rita’s church marking Father Albert Duffy’s ordination anniversary with a solemn Mass and inquiries into church affairs in San Rafael and Fairfax.
Mass Honors Father Duffy in Fairfax 25th Priest Anniversary
Special service at St. Rita's honors Father Duffy for 25 years as a priest in Fairfax. Born in Osland he studied at St Josephs Institute and St Mary's College before Rome training, later teaching philosophy and Italian, then serving as pastor at Mary’s Church before his 1961 appointment to his current post.
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St. ‘Sosephis Institute
Oakland
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Universite de Fide Propaganda
América
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Schoa
Bebnone
Fragmentary notice of a religious service and postal card
An incoherent fragment references a Sunday service for children and parents and a Franciscan mission to Nova, with unclear details about a postal card sent. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled OCR text.
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Francis
Novae
Iusi
No Progress in Bus Strike Seen By U S Official
San Francisco officials report no progress in the Pacific Greyhound bus strike after Omar Hoskins, a federal conciliation official, said there was no indication of movement toward settlement between 3,500 drivers and maintenance workers and the company over wages and hours. Non striking workers are furloughed. the dispute centers on a 40 hour week and wage increases tied to a cost of living index, with the company offering a 46 percent raise plus a two year contract.
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Commuters to discuss KTIM program with Morin group
Commuter organizations represent Morin will appear in a press conference tomorrow to present the commuters side of the Greyhound strike situation. Leith Athearn of Mill Valley and Thomas Harden of Novato will speak on the 12:30 p.m. program hosted by Stanley Wilson and Dom Baxter of the Mill Valley Record, with Jack Graeme of the Independent Journal assisting.
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Commuter meeting weighs chartering bus or boat option
At a Sausalito meeting the Sausalito Commuters League explored chartering a bus or a boat during the Greyhound strike. Proposals included a double deck launch carrying up to 160 passengers at about $40 per rider, or the General Coxe sight seeing boat with 200 seats at similar round trip cost.
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Bayshore Crash Injures Seven Near San Mateo Freeway
Seven people are injured in a five-car crash on the Bayshore Freeway near San Mateo just before midnight. Emergency crews respond as the collision blocks lanes and investigators assess the scene.
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San Mateo
Richard Signorelli Killed In San Jose Auto Wreck
Officials of Pacific Greyhound Lines, State Division of Highways, and Marin County met in San Francisco to discuss Alto intersection pedestrian safety. They focused on relocating Greyhound bus stops to a single crossing with lights. no decision reached, but plans to pursue relocation were agreed. Marin was represented by Supervisor T. Fred Bagshaw in Col. John Skeggs’s office.
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John Skeggs
T. Fred Bagshaw
Marin College Youths Lose Life After Rain Slick Crash
Richard Lee Signorelli 19 of Teimax died from skull and neck injuries after a car carrying College of Marin students rolled three times near the U.S. 101 Monterey Road intersection five miles south of San Jose. Bernard Valdes, college president, survived with multiple injuries. Teammates James McDonald Ron Stuart and Clem McCarthy treated and released. Funeral arrangements set for Signorelli with family donations requested.
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Caren
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Fairfax
Staite
Planners Deny 60 Foot S R Hill Radio Tower Near Bret Harte
Planning commission voted unanimously to deny a permit for a 60 foot radio transmitter tower on a 30 by 30 foot parcel leased from Marin Municipal Water District for use by the California Highway Patrol. Neighbors urged denial citing proximity to homes, wind exposure, and potential interference with TV and radio reception.
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Santa Venetia Man Dies From Monoxide F ame
Santa Venetia resident Batuuel Wright, 26, died from carbon monoxide inhalation after fumes leaked from a muffler while his rig was parked at a quay in Marin. He lived with wife Theresa and two children, Joan and Sammie, at 6 Vendola Drive and was a member of Marchi Local Teamsters Union. Funeral services are pending at Renton's Mortuary in San Rafael.
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Fred Bagshaw Sells Importing Business in Chinatown
Fred Bagshaw, longtime head of the county board of supervisors and proprietor of Tai Ping Co. at 70 L Grant Avenue in San Francisco's Chinatown, will sell his importing exporting business and complete management control to Tom Hong. Bagshaw, active in public service for over 30 years, plans to retire from the venture established around 1944.
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Due Haine GO Clashes Amid Shields Colaha
In a terse, fragmented report readers glimpse a clash involving key figures named Haine and Naliyde amid shielded figures Colaha. The notice hints at a deadline or due action connected to these participants within a disputed event.
Commuter Meeting Set for San Rafael City Planning
City plans a commuter meeting in San Rafael at 3 pm Monday to discuss revitalization efforts. Rafael Baty and other members of the commuter class will attend to map future improvements.
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No Rent Freeze Seen For Marin Officials Indicate
Marin officials today said no rent freeze is anticipated in the near future. Henry A. Gross, area rent director, cited current conditions in the Bay Area as not warranting a change. He warned that industrial and military activity could alter the classification at any moment.
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Fire at Mills College Ceramics Studio Sparks Heavy Damage
A blaze swept the ceramics studio at Mills College in Oakland early today causing major damage estimated at $100,000 according to college president Dr. Lyn White.
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Lyn White
Reds Hold Prisoners In China UN Claims
UN negotiator Libby accused the Communists in Red China of secretly imprisoning Allied soldiers including Americans. He cited testimony from captives about escorting U.N. prisoners to camps in China. The charge aimed to delay armistice talks and to weaken Red China’s belligerent status in Korea.
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U S REPORT 2150 Housing Units Built In Marin In 1951
U S housing data shows Marin county with 2180 watts of housing in 1951 near Hamilton Air Force Base. Alameda leads with 7192 units across five counties, while Solano dips 200 percent in some areas. San Francisco totals drop over 50 percent to 1001 units. Santa Clara issues 6046 units, 30 percent below 1950.
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Jameda County
Valley Postal Meeting Set for Western San Geronimo Offices
Public meeting announced to discuss the future of western San Geronimo valley post offices. Barney Barnett, interim committee chair, says a strategy session will determine the time and location. Residents oppose any abandonment of Lagunitas Forest Knolls and San Geronimo offices and the rural route elimination.
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Barney Barnett
Burnett
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Forest Knolls
San Geronimo
Contrast Of Luxury Poverty Hit By Pope
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius IX criticizing the intolerable contrast between immoderate wealth and poverty. He denounced the growing corruption and the invaders of economic and social life, urging a grand, sustained effort to curb excesses.
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