HARD Directors Offer Peace Feelers To Council
HARD directors press for a park land deal on Santa Clara Street amid council anger over a rejected offer. The city owned parcel valued at 223 500 faced HARD bids, with a council counter of 215 175 and HARD’s 100 000 offer triggering uproar. The board vows to negotiate for best land cost and park development, while neighborhood residents praise the move and seek a binding commitment to buy if the city withdraws from MARC. A public hearing on the 15 million borrowing plan is tentatively set for August 28 unless the council acts sooner.
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Rard
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Tibia Street
Willimet Bay
HARD
Tne
Santa Clara
Hard Board
Diana Johnstone
Bras
He Board
Kenneth Aitken
Marc
Vital S F Vote Turnout Is Heavy
San Francisco voters faced a high turnout in a special election seen as pivotal for Reagan era politics. Precinct workers mobilized across the city while Democrats and Republicans spent around 75000 dollars each on campaigns. A Marks win would grant the GOP a rare Senate seat in the city, boosting Reagan era legislative aims.
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San Francisco
UPI
Aole
Ronald Rea
Reagan
John K. Burton
Iberal
Réalan
Millon
Marks
Repulican
Bayil
Healey
Marliw
Senate
Robert H. Finch
Burton
Flore Vates
Horton
Eugene Madleer
Area Road Work Funds Released
Governor Reagan announced 13 major highway projects for 1987 68 funded by roughly 42 million in savings from the State Transportation Agency. The Stevenson Boulevard overcrossing will become a partial interchange with a parallel crossing added. Additional funds cover an interchange between Interstate 580 and Hopyard and Dougherty Road, and four extra lanes on a one mile segment of Route 24 near Garden Gate Avenue.
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Fremont
State Transportation Agency
Ronald Reagan
Stevenson
Hopyard
Dougherty Road
Dublin
Garden Gate Avenue
Warren Hawlevard
Oakland
Indictment Held In Hippie Death Shocks San Francisco
San Francisco AP. Grand jury indicted Erle F. Dahlstrom 23 Sausalito for the slaying of John Shob Car 25 a San Francisco hippie. Car was found Aug 2 with stab wounds in his apartment. Dahlstrom arrested near Sebastopol in Carter’s car. Officer Baker testified he found the dead man’s arm 2,657 and a gun in the car.
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San Francisco
Erle F. Dahlstrom
Sausalito
John “Shob
Carter
Dafilstrom
Sebasto
Charles Baker
German prison backlog delays sentences for men
State Justice Minister Josef Neuberger said on Monday that men sentenced to prison terms of up to three months in Duesseldorf and surrounding areas must wait at home because North Rhine Westphalia correctional facilities are full.
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Duesseldort
Germany
Josef Neuberger
North Rhine-Weatphalla
Pyisins
Blaze damages Loch Lamand Resort in Lakeport
A fire destroyed the main building at Loch Lamand Resort in Lakeport on Monday, with damage estimated between 100000 and 120000 dollars. A bar and restaurant section were saved, but the blaze ruined a food market, sport office, and gasoline station.
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Lakeport
Loch Lamand
Another Suit Filed In Nimitz Accident
A new $250000 personal injury suit was filed in Alameda County Superior Court over the August 4 Nimitz Freeway crash that killed six children and injured several others. Plaintiffs include Philippa Aroown and Lowzell Parks, Kim Williams, April Williams, Patrick, and Lil Nimphy, with YMCA, Carter's Rental, and Paul Cotton named as defendants. An earlier $250000 suit for Al Hattie Lowe’s parents was also filed. investigators had not found evidence of charges against Cotton.
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Seeldenk
Frantoit
Alameda County
Berkeley Ymca
Philippa Aroown
Edward NeGardi
Gnd
YMCA
Carter
San Jose
Robert Burns Bostwick
Everatt P. Rowe
Lowzell Parks
Kim
April Williams
Patrick
Lil Ne. Nymiphrey
Marilyn Wassoon
Avent
Zelia Wassoon
al Hattie Lowe
Lowe
Highway Patrol
Cotton
Lawmakers Question Tax Increase Amid Budget Battles
House members doubt the merit of a 19 percent tax surcharge as they seek to trim deficits and hold local taxes. Key figures like Ullman Schultze and Byrnes push for spending cuts and question defense costs and troop plans in Vietnam. Committee members explore alternative rates while revised GNP data suggests slower inflation risk.
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Byrnes
Ullman
Schultze
Vietnam
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Henry H. Fowler
Gardner Ackley
John W. Byrnes
Wis Jnomic Advisers
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Onj
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Tion
Wilbur P
D-Ark
Charles L.schanges
Defense Department
Commerce Department
Tuition plan aims to ease burden on poor Californians
Philip M. Battaglia, Reagan's aide, told the San Diego Kiwanis Club that the governor's higher education proposal lets wealthy families pay their share. He said over income families currently fund institutions used mainly by upper income groups and that the plan with grants and loans corrects this inequity.
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UPT
Ronald Reagan
California
Philip M. Battaglia
Ayeaus
Battaglia
Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce
Brown
Reagan
Guilty Plea in Sinatra Case
A defendant facing retrial in the 1963 kidnapping of Frank Sinatra Jr. says he would have pleaded guilty years ago if lawyers had not changed his mind. John W. Irwin told reporters Monday his intention to plead guilty from the start, though a plea was postponed to Sept. 4 by U.S. Judge William P. Gray.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
Hal
John W.irwin
Irwin
U.S
William P. Gray
Gray al Jne
Reagan
Jesse W. Curtis Jr
Fremont Girl Fends Off Prowler With Screams
Fremont police report a prowler escaped from the home of Recreation Director Leonard McVicar after being alerted by 4 year old Robin Egan’s screams. The child bore throat marks from the assault, and officers tracked sounds to Mill Creek but the suspect eluded capture despite a search with a police dog and a sergeant.
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Fremont
Leonard McVicar
McVicar
Robin Egan
Alice Dog
No to Kids Treehouse Draws Inspector Ruling
Building inspector denies approval for a neighborhood treehouse under discussion among residents. Terry and Mrs. Terry seek to identify the complainant to address concerns and possibly modify the project. Neighbors mostly offered support as the plan advances.
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Taugher
Terry
Fairbanks Flood Ravages City and Surroundings
Fairbanks faces severe flooding as the A-67 Centennial Exposition site on the Chena River flooded Monday night. Communication blackouts hindered updates while workers battled rising waters spreading onto the exposition grounds and other affected areas.
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Nenana
Boucher
Chena
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