California Officials Vote On Southern Crossing Design
The five member California Tall Bridge Authority plans a final decision tomorrow on the Southern Crossing design. Meeting at 11 45 a m in Sacramento, the panel votes show split opinions between arch and stayed girder options as Gov Reagan was absent last month.
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Governor's Council
State Capitol
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Yadia Basin
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Leandro
Ronald Reagan
Art Association Founder Dies In Hayward
Hayward native Willian Ke. Trates 73 founder of the Hayward Art Association died while on a vacation trip to the Northwest and Canada. He was stricken near Myrtle Creek, Oregon, en route to a hospital. Survived by three sisters and other relatives, services set at Pratt-Filer Mortuary, with a Requiem Mass at All Saints Church.
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Hayward Art Association
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Canada
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Trates
Myrtle Creek
Ore
Frates
Oakland Art Association
Diablo Art Association
Monterey
Salinas
Mather
Pratt- Filer Mortuary
All Saints Church
Holy Sepulchre
Seventh Narcotics Arrest Made in Newark Park
In Newark Community Park, Michael J. O'Hara, 18, of Cedar Boulevard, was arrested Tuesday night on a charge of sale of dangerous drugs after patrols responded to juvenile disturbance calls. He allegedly sold $10 worth of methamphetamine to an undercover agent last May near the Red Barn restaurant. A 14-year-old boy involved in separate drug activity surrendered to juvenile authorities in San Leandro. Five other youths were arrested last Friday during Newark and Fremont police raids.
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South County
Larry D. Butts
Oakes Tivd
St. Hose Hospital
Hayward
Butts
Campbell Chain Company
Union City Boulevard
Newark
Newark Community Park
Michael J. O'Hara
Cedar Blvd
Patrie O'Hara
Red Barn
Fremont
San Lorenzo Printer Donovan Dies in Drowning Incident
Services will be held tomorrow for Doin g G Donovan 41 of San Lorenzo whose body was found Tuesday nine feet under water beneath his boat near Bethel Island in the San Joaquin Delta. Coroner says accidental drowning. Survived by wife Jean. Services 9 am Guerrero and Secamur Mortuary San Leandro.
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Doin G. Donovan
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Bethel Island
San Joaquin Delta
Contra Costa County
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Sheriff's Department
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Doolittle Drive
Jean
Guerrero and
Secamur Mortuary
Estudillo Ave
San Leandre
Tiny Baby Grows Big Enough To Travel Home
After a six week stay at Eden Hospital Jon Marie Combs six pounds four ounces traveled home with parents Mr and Mrs James Combs 21727 Hathaway Ave Hayward Born June 22 at Eden she weighed 2 pounds 12 ounces initially smallest baby there since infancy The Eden record remains Michael Daniel Barros 1 pound 3% ounces born October 41 1983
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Charles M. Barros
Fatal injuries to seven year old Newark girl in Dum barton Bridge crash
A seven year old Newark girl identified as Athena Gimenez died from injuries suffered in a head on collision on the Dum barton Bridge Sunday. She was a passenger in a car driven by Andres Casiano of Fremont. Casiano’s car collided with Anita Berlin of San Carlos. Berlin reportedly lost control while passing another vehicle and spun into Casiano’s path. Six others were injured, none seriously.
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Athena Gimenez
Jonquin Drive
Andres Casiano
Wilard
Casiano
Anita Berlin
San Carlos
Highway Patrol
Triplet Babies in Critical Condition After Premature Births
Pleasanton couples welcome triplets born Tuesday at Valley Memorial Hospital Livermore with two infants serious at Children's Hospital Oakland. The boy and girl were transported by ambulance after premature birth. third infant remains stable at Valley Memorial. Family names given as Mrs Ken Melanin and Lori Ann among local details.
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Children's Hospital
Oakland
Oakland Hospital
Valley Memorial Hospital
Livermore
Ken Melanin
School Aid Bill Sparks Urban Relfare Dispute
California lawmakers debated a $134 million school aid package tied to a tax rebate plan. Democrats criticized the measure as insufficient for urban districts while proposing targeted funds for remedial reading and gifted programs, junior college construction, and longer tax rate control for districts. The package hinges on an expected budget surplus and possible future funding rules.
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Heagan
Senate Narrowly OKs ABM Plan Amid Battle Over Amendments
The Senate voted 51 to 49 against a Cooper Hart amendment to limit the Safeguard ABM program to research and development. Nixon praised the outcome while officials warned no state premiums would be issued. Additional votes on deploy measures were anticipated, with further debate on military spending and safeguards continuing.
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Smith
Utilities Tax Debate Narrows City Revenue Gap
City officials and residents debated a utilities tax as a means to fund capital needs, noting only 87 cents of a 1 tax rate is freely usable for general projects. Bearden stressed ongoing operating costs while judges urged setting limited goals and focusing on essentials amid uncertain new revenue. A follow up meeting was scheduled for next Wednesday at 5 30 p m.
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Neal Bearden
Bearden
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Hayward considers tenant duties code clashs with rights
Hayward city council debated a draft housing code adding tenant responsibilities. Proponents pressed for duties including maintaining units, proper disposal of waste, and keeping plumbing in sanitary condition while landlords argued over enforcement and appeal procedures amid objections from Blichfeldt and Neveau.
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Vernon Blichfeldt
George Oakes
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Blichfeldt
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Efs
Neveau
Abasis
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Canestro
Public Works
Reagan signs bill to save San Francisco Bay
Gov Ronald Reagan signed a conservation bill strengthening the Bay Conservation and Development Commission to regulate filling and set a 100 foot shoreline band around the bay. The measure expands planning powers, lists Emeryville and Albany for exclusion, and preserves private property rights while bolstering bay protection amid a heated legislative debate.
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Albany
Commission
Pacifist Sets Sail Until War Is Over
Floyd B. Nelson left Long Beach in an 18 foot sloop named Peak Lady to sail the Southern California coast until the Vietnam war ends. Floral wreaths floated behind as Peace Action Council members marked Hiroshima anniversary and plan to feed him by rowboat.
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Grass Fires Scorch 155 Acres Across Alameda County
Two grass fires burned about 155 acres in Fremont and Livermore areas yesterday. Teens reportedly started a fire near Durham and Osgood roads in Fremont, threatening 50 grazing cows until nine firefighters arrived. A second blaze along Deolan Canyon Road near Livermore burned nearly 30 acres for two hours after a pump house ignition, with 7 departments and 20 pieces of equipment preventing spread to ranches. Grazing land damage was pegged at about 1500 dollars.
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Fremont
Wiam
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Contra Costa County
State Division of Forestry
More Surgery For Crash Victim In Gridley Near Amador Lake
Seventeen year old David Seymon, San Leandro High senior class president, remained in serious condition after brain surgery at Enloe Memorial Hospital following a July 22 automobile crash near Gridley. His 17 year old passenger Jett Paulo was treated and released. both were en route to Amador Lake when the car overturned after Seymon swerved to avoid a collision.
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Oakland
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
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Chico
David Seymon
San Jaandro High School
Gridley
Enloe Memorial Hospital
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Jett Paulo
Paulo
San Leandro High School
Amador Lake
Othier
Pete Seymon
Lee Ave
San Leandro
Mayors urge elevators in all BART stations
Alameda County Mayors Conference unanimously urged BART to install elevators at every station rather than only 28. Berkeley Mayor Wallace Johnson cited elderly and handicapped needs and criticized proposed exclusions in South Hayward, Bay Fair, East Bay, and parts of San Francisco. Mayors also discussed meeting legislators early in the next session to push a regional government position.
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Fremont Ont Ce Phone Listing at 122 Corsar Square
City street listing shows a Fremont address 122 Corsar Square Fremont California with contact tag 79H1712 and code W558 indicating a telephone oriented advertisement or indexing entry.
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