East Bay water board debates cutbacks amid yard costs
East Bay Municipal Utility District postponed action on stricter water restrictions as residents decry high quotas. Heavy users east of the bay hills pressed for relief while a Walnut Creek gardener warned that camellias and fruit trees suffer if water is cut too sharply. A Castro Valley woman questioned district credibility amid shortages claims tied to a housing development plan.
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San Leandro and San Lorenzo edition item notes indicate a regional notice or brief, with concise details readable from the San Leandro San Lorenzo edition. The readable fragment mentions 15 cants, implying a count or item in the region’s brief section.
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PG E raises rates as utility adds 1.87 monthly burden
San Francisco UPI reports Pacific Gas and Electric Co will charge the average household $1.87 more per month for natural gas and electricity under state Public Utilities Commission approved increases. The hikes raise $133.3 million in PG E revenues for April through June and may continue after June. The commission cites higher gas costs and drought related hydro power reductions, with separate schedules for municipal, school and commercial swimming pools.
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President Carter commutes Liddys Watergate sentence
Washington reports President Carter commuted G Gordon Liddys 22 year federal sentence to eight years and left a 4000 dollar fine in place. Liddy will be eligible for parole July 9 after four years served in Allegheny prison. Other co defendants received eight year terms, with varying outcomes.
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San Leandro Considers Tax Increase and Bookkeeping Reform
San Leandro officials warn tax rate may rise for first time in three years and outline financial measures. City manager Lee Riordan cites misallocated department costs such as $53,000 yearly trash pickup not billed to user departments.
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Spy admits selling thousands of U S secrets to Russia
FBI agent testified that Christopher J. Boyce and Andrew D. Lee sold thousands of U S documents to Russian agents for over 70000 dollars. The case centers on a secret CIA satellite project named Pyramider and materials carried by Lee to Mexico City, with Boyce claiming he quit a TRW job to join a spy plan.
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Prosecution witness calls Barker cruel suspect in trial
A prosecution character witness in the trial of 19 year old David Barker describes Barker as cruel and a troublemaker. Barker is accused of assisting Barry Braeseke in the murder of Braeseke's family in their Dublin home on August 23. The report also notes other regional items and a weather forecast.
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Concrete workers pour rotunda floor at state capitol restoration
Concrete workers pour the rotunda floor as work to restore the 107-year old state capitol building in Sacramento continues. Nearly 180 tons of concrete were needed. Total restoration cost exceeds 26 million dollars, the most costly project on a single building in the western hemisphere.
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Florida Senate rejects ERA amid Carter pleas
The Florida Senate defeated the Equal Rights Amendment 21 to 19 amid White House pressure. Opponents said it could curb state control over marriage and abortion laws, while supporters warned the South would ratify if not blocked. Debate ran four hours as legislators weighed religious objections and constitutional implications.
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