Three Southern Districts Adopt Final 1971 72 Budgets
Three school boards in Hayward Newark and San Leandro approved budgets for 1971 72 with tax increases. Hayward adopted a 26.6 million package including a 25.6 cent tax hike and a 1.1 percent interim raise for employees. Newark adopted an 8.5 million budget proposing a 50 cent tax, while San Leandro approved 14.5 million to preserve current tax rates.
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Souther Almeta County
Schonl Hnarfs
Hayward Trustees
Newark
San Lorene
New Haven
Fremont
San Leandro
Hayward
Apollo 15 Crew Rest After Busy Lunar Mission
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott Alfred Worden and James Irwin slept nine hours after a productive day on the moon. They logged heavy lunar sample collection, including a seven foot core drilled at Mare Imbrium, and prepared to disassemble their ascent craft for Falcon. Ground teams confirmed core samples and praised the historic surface exploration.
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M. Worden
James B. Irwin
Endeavour
Scott
Irwit
Ther
Assembly Passes Dumbarton Hayward Bridges Bill
The Dumbarton Sacramental bill authorizing replacement of the Dumbarton Bridge and improvements to the Hayward San Mateo Bridge cleared the Assembly by 46 to 11. Assemblyman Carlos Bee D Hayward sponsored the measure, moving toward the Senate.
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Sacranento
Dumbarton Bridge
Hayward-San Mateo
Assembly
Wile
Ddih
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Senate
Canadian replica ship salutes at Chicago festival
Goteha covered Neen, a Canadian government replica of the first Hudson Bay Company trading ship, as it sailed under Chicago’s Wabash Avenue Bridge yesterday with its canman. The original Nonsuch first returned a cargo of pelts to England in 1668. The ketch visits Chicago for Lakefront Festival on August 14.
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Hudson Bay Company
Chicago
Wabash Avenue
England
New World
Mass eagle grave found by federal agents in Wyoming
Federal agents uncover a mass grave of dead eagles buried on grazing land 24 miles west of Saratoga Wyoming during a search warrant related to a helicopter hunting case. The probe follows testimony in Washington about more than 50 eagles shot in Wyoming and Colorado. Officials seek prosecutions for the killings and discuss possible pay-for-kill schemes amid state and federal law enforcement efforts.
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UB. Atorney
Richard Thomas
Saratoga
Wyn
Thomas
Herman Werner
Senate
Washington
Wyoming
Colorado
Rogers C. B. Morton Bag
Justice Department
James C. Vogan
Senate Environmental Appropriations Subcommittee
Vogt
Doyle Vaughn
Vogan Jeter
Vaughn
Werner
Alan Tiley Uece
Vogan
Son
Gale McGee
D-Wye
Nathaniel R. Reed
McGre
Casper
Wyo
Nixon Faces Route to Two Chinas in UN
Washington reports the Nixon administration has not explained how to preserve Nationalist China’s U.N. voice while admitting Peking. Chiang Kai-shek allies pledge to fight Beijing’s entry, warning of danger to the UN if two Chinas sit in the body.
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Washington
UPI
China
United Nations
Peking
Presmier Chou Enelai
U.N
Nixon
U.S
Rails and steel contracts strain Nixon inflation plan
Washington reports new rail and steel settlements push wage costs higher. The steel price increase plus a 43 percent wage rise over three years raises consumer costs, threatening Nixon’s goal to cut inflation to 3 percent by July next year. The raises affect autos, aluminum, copper, and transportation sectors as unions secure gains.
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Railrad
Steel Industries
Nixon
Congress
Sleel
Aluminum
Carl and Copper Industries
Auto Workers
General Motors
United Transportation Union
Lagor
Gether
Batinnary
Police fire negotiators state talks in Hayward
City negotiators agreed to meet police and firefighter representatives to head off a threatened strike. In separate talks, Local 380 of the United Public Employees Union met yesterday but no solution was reached. Negotiations with both groups had been broken off a week earlier. City spokesman Joe Vilardi said resuming talks appeared likely.
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Hayward
Iotrarkanavith Pollice
United Public Fir Ployees Union
Joe Vilardi
Weather pattern holds with mild temps this week
The forecast remains mostly unchanged with cloudy mornings and mid 50s to 70s temperatures. The weatherman notes gray skies, cooler lows, and no expected major shifts this week.
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Big Newark housing project unveiled by Singer Housing
Singer Housing Co of San Leandro reveals a nearly 1.0 billion development on 350 acres at the old Patterson Ranch in Newark and Fremont. land bought from Donald and David Patterson for 5 million dollars. The site, west of Nimix Freeway and north of Jarvis Avenue, is agriculturally zoned in both cities. Spring 1973 opening is planned for the first phase.
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Patterson Ranely
Newark
Fremont
Singer Housing Co
San Leandro
Ohlone Community College
Donald
David Patterson
Finny
Nimix
Jarvis Avenue
Jack Bragks Sald
Nother City Planning Department
Princess Anne Celebrated 71st Birthday Aboard Britannia
In Portsmouth UK the royal yacht Britannia hosted a late night birthday party for Princess Anne attended by Queen Elizabeth II Prince Philip and more than 100 guests. Members Charles Alexandra Ogilvy and Richard of Gloucester were present while Lord Snowdon and Margaret were absent due to prior engagements and Snowdon recovering from surgery. The event featured dining on salmon ice cream and champagne as Britannia stayed docked for Cowes Regalia week.
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Portsmouth
England
UPL
Anne
Ara
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Bratler
Prince Charles
Alexandra
Angus Ogilvy
Prince Richard of
Gloucester
Strincesa Margaret
Lord Snowe
Snowdon
Incess Margayul
Mia
July Griffin
West Anglia
Lord Snowdon
Ram
Jane
Windsor
Ascot
Paolino
Britannia
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London
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Princess Anne
Cowes
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