EBMUD Tax Rate Set At 29 Cents For 1951 52
Oakland. East Bay Municipal Utility District approves a 29 cent per $100 assessed value tax rate for 1951 52, up four cents from last year to fund fire protection costs previously borne by municipalities and five districts. Breuner notes hydrant installation costs will be paid by cities later. The rate is far below the 50 cent level of 1908 when operations began. Public utility income mostly funds bond retirement and interest, with operating revenues covering a portion. The district has reduced bonded debt from 77 million to about 44.4 million, with all bond retirements on schedule and 1977 as the target for complete retirement of water bonds.
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Oakland Chamber Reviews Highway Plans for Alameda County
Oakland chamber of commerce highway and freeway committee will meet Thursday noon to review highway construction projects in Alameda County for inclusion in the 1252-62 state budget and other highway matters. Dudley W. Frost will chair. officials including Wallace Bogas and A. H. Breed will report on state projects and legislation. Charles Rees will discuss the Fastshore ECHR and Twelfth Street dam. N. Frickstad will cover Mountain Boulevard. Jay Czizek and WI AL Sparling will address one way streets and Bay Bridge refin refinements.
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Young concert pianist begins hitch in Army
Pvt. Jasob Lateiner, 22, begins basic training at Fort Jackson South Carolina after a debut at Carnegie Hall. Born in Havana to Polish parents, he trained early with the Havana Symphony Orchestra, translating a concert pianist career into military enlistment.
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Seattle Crash Recalls Similar Plane Accidents
A Seattle B 50 crash recalls previous fatal air disasters within miles of the Boeing field. Earlier incidents include a 1949 Air Transport C 46 crash off takeoff killing seven and destroying houses, a 1949 DC 2 charter crash killing 14 youths, a 1947 Alaska Airlines DC 4 crash injuring many, and a 1943 Boeing B 29 crash into a packing plant killing 31, with many trapped or injured.
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Rescue Planes Search Graveyard of Air Near Kodiak
Rescue planes comb the Aleutian overcast for a Navy Privateer missing with 12 aboard. Four engines aboard the four engine PH2 were last heard Sunday with fuel to last until morning. The search, hampered by bad weather, targets a stormy zone 285 miles west from Kodiak to Adak. The graveyard of airplanes has claimed 11 planes since 1849, with 20 lives lost or missing.
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Endorse Friedman For Federal District Judge
Democratic Congressmen from California formally endorsed Monroe Friedman, an Oakland attorney, for appointment as a Federal District Judge in San Francisco. The formal push goes to President Truman, though some groups urged Superior Judge S F Finley of Crescent City for the post to replace the vacancy caused by the death of Terbert Arskine. Friedman has chaired Alameda County Democratic Central Committee for eight years.
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Col Hollin B Moore Jr Named 44th Fighter Wing Commander
ALAMEDA The appointment of Col Hollin B Moore Jr as commanding officer of the 44th Fighter Wing California Air National Guard was announced by the Adjutant General. He resides in Orinda with his wife and two children and has served since 1940 in roles including flying instructor training director and base commander. He holds a senior pilot rating and can fly tactical and flying aircraft. He is on full time status as commanding officer of the 144th Fighter Wing.
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West Point cadets leave for homes after dismissal
About 26 of 99 cadets facing ouster for dealing depart West Point as furloughs begin and Army discharges arrive. Parents gather, some cadets wed quickly, and Cardinal Spellman invites the men to Catholic colleges in the archdiocese as a path forward.
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Area Horsemen Invited to Show At Menlo Park
MENLO PARK An invitation was issued for Hayward and Castro Valley horsemen to participate in a horse show at Menlo Circus Park on August 25. Sponsored by Woodside Atherton auxiliary of the Stanford Convalescent Home, events include hunters jumpers polo ponies saddle horses hackney ponies trail stock horses pole bending and English and Western children’s horsemanship with a Mardi Gras costume class and other novelty events.
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Derby Time Rolls Around Again Coaster Derby
The 4th annual coaster derby sponsored by Hayward Optimist Club will start Aug 28 with a contestants meeting at corner A and Peralta streets at 8:15 am. Race rules limit drivers to under 16 years old and 250 pounds. new wheels over 12 inches permitted with turning radius restrictions.
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Bentley says IPR was under Communist control
Former courier Eliza beth I Bentley testified before the Senate internal security committee that the Institute of Pacific Relations was controlled by the Communist movement and used as a pool for recruiting agents in Washington during World War II. She cited associates Lee and Greenberg, and linked the group to Browder and the OSS era networks.
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Four Young Men Sought After Modesto Woman Assaulted
Fresno authorities seek four youths aged 18 to 24 after Mrs. Grave Armstrong of Modesto reported being assaulted and robbed of 395 dollars south of Dos Pitlos on Mercer Springs road. She described two cars and identifies three wearing teal shirts. Police note the incident occurred last night and involve a pushing car and a second vehicle.
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Stockton Pushes Revocation of City Buses Franchise
Stockton city council adopted a resolution asking the Public Utilities Commission to revoke the permit and certificate of Stockton City Buses Inc. Blockton has lacked transportation since July 1 after wage talks broke down. The council directed City Attorney Bil G. Dozier to file the resolution with the PUC and warned of a public hearing if the commission does not act. The move aims to end prolonged legal actions over the franchise and seeks $145,000 in damages.
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