Freeway wall plan dies a silent death in Hayward
Hayward regulators abandon an earthen freeway wall through downtown and shift to a full viaduct plan from Knox Street to the city center. The move echoes earlier environmental concerns and cost estimates that favored bridgework over the wall, with a potential $5 to $6 million price gap. Local officials say detailed park and open space planning will proceed alongside the revised freeway layout as environmental studies continue.
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Nixon weighs tougher price controls again
President Nixon was reported to consider renewed price controls amid inflation fears as Congress debated extending his authority for one year starting April. Treasury officials signaled talk of fortification of Phase 1 while Republicans split on the approach. House defeated a broader price and wage extension, with Democrats and some Republicans opposing the move.
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Alameda base to shed 429 civilian jobs
Alameda Naval Air Station will cut 429 civilian positions and phase out most military air operations. About one third of civilian staff will lose their jobs, with naval service and marine air reserve squadrons reduced to few operations. Closures affect other California bases and a broader defense downsizing.
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Ex-EOA official arrested in Seattle on theft charges
Former executive director linked to Alameda County and federal funding schemes was arrested as a fugitive. The man faced charges of stealing $41,000 in federal funds tied to the Community Action Program. Authorities located him in Seattle after a nationwide search.
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Postal workers in Bermuda shorts spark rules change
The postal service issues new regulations effective April 1 allowing worn attire. Rayward Parkman resident Yom Dalldock, 21308 Montgomery St, Wien cantons, is noted as among first to adopt the cooler pants.
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Priests Walk Out Over Celibacy Debate At Vatican
Roman Catholic observers report a wave of priest resignations and walkouts in St Peter's Square as Pope Paul VI defends mandatory celibacy. A Vatican study notes many leave for marriage, with surveys showing dissatisfaction among younger clergy and calls for reforms in the church law.
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Vetoed plan for garbage fill approved by planning panel
Alameda County planning commissioners voted 6 to 1 to permit Kaiser Saisl and Gravet Co. to reclaim a depleted Pleasanton gravel pit using waste materials though limits apply. The commission backed backfilling of Kaiser holdings and approved a class three fill project with demolition material use capped by 19 percent.
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Builder named to BART post in Alameda County
A Sault County builder was appointed to the Bay Area Rapid Transit District post in Alameda County. The appointment replaces Arnold Anderson of Casira Valley and follows resignation timing. Board Chair Joseph Bart noted the selection considered policies and potential outside consulting work. The supervisors’ action occurred amid a search and amid questions about the candidate’s age and policy alignment.
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No Results Pending In Alameda County School Elections
Voters in South County communities select school boards and junior college boards as polls stay open until 7 PM. Officials expect final results by 7 AM tomorrow, with The Daily Review not providing live election phone service.
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Bright promise for fair skies tonight and tomorrow
A weather note forecasts clear skies tonight and tomorrow with highs in the mid to upper 40s and lows in the 40s. The brief mentions pleasant conditions ahead and urges readers to check More Weather on page 2 for details.
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