Airport opinions split over growth at Hayivard Air Terminal
Residents near the former San Lorenzo airport express fear of overhead aircraft noise and accidents, while others welcome the airport for small planes and proximity to work. Shoppers interviewed cite low-flying jets, rare incidents, and concerns about expansion and traffic impacts on nearby homes.
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AWOL-prone volunteers raise concerns for all volunteer Army
A UPI report notes a Human Resources Research Organization study finding volunteers more likely to go AWOL than draftees during basic training. It also reports no link between attitudes toward the Army and AWOL behavior, with education and personality factors playing a role.
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Congress Regains Clout in Budget Debates and Vietnam
Senator Alan Cranston told The Daily Review that Congress is reasserting its constitutional power, aiming to set a federal spending ceiling of 260 billion dollars and redraw priorities. He warned against foreign aid cuts, argued for restoring social programs, and urged Congress to supervise any renewed bombing in Southeast Asia.
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Bay Area transit plan proposes fewer cars and shifted schedules
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission presented a sweeping set of ideas to curb auto use in the Bay Area. Proposals include more limited parking near BART, reduced high school driver ed emphasis, staggered work hours, and penalties for large fuel consuming cars. If approved by the commission, the ideas could shape the regional plan and influence state action, though many require interagency cooperation and local buy in.
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Cicadas Rise After Long Underground Sleep in Midwest
Entomologists note 17 year underground cycles and multi year gaps between emergences. The East and Middle West host the periodical cicada, with local broads showing four to seven year cycles and a dense chorus heard briefly as males court.
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Weather outlook for tomorrow with fog and mild highs
Fair weather is expected with morning fog in the Hough area. Highs tomorrow should reach the upper 70s and lows tonight range from the upper teens to the low 50s. More weather on page 3.
Federal social services financing cut sharply
Washington reports the administration issued final regulations aimed at limiting federal participation in welfare and social services. Secretary Weinberger said the rules would expand child day care and help families move off welfare, though the plan trims program time and coverage.
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Nixon campaign figure questioned over Watergate bugging claims
former press spokesman Powell Moore appeared before federal prosecutors as a grand jury reconvened. Moore disputed columnist Jack Anderson and said Liddy and Kleindienst discussed bugging ahead of arrests. Anderson cited anonymous sources claiming contact between Liddy and Kleindienst before sessions.
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