Downtown Hayward plan push fuels district dissolution threat
The Downtown Hayward Improvement District Advisory Board urged the Hayward City Council to direct staff to draft a downtown redevelopment plan. After the council dropped a Creekside Urban Renewal Project study for federal funds last month, the board warned it may seek to dissolve the district if no action is taken.
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Bridge Tournament Draws Diverse Players at Hayward Sectional
Reporter Gary Tischler found the Hayward Sectional Bridge Tournament at Chabot College fascinating. The event mixed young and old players as masters points drew keen interest across tables, illustrating the game’s broad appeal.
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Nixon plan to restructure federally backed student loans advances
The Nixon administration battles Congress over broad changes to the federal student loan program. Banks fear loan shortages and rising subsidies as the White House proposes a National Student Loan Association to guarantee capital and act as a secondary market. Senate hearings on the proposal continue this week.
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Nixon Appeals to South in Desegregation Drive
President Nixon won a warm welcome in the Deep South on Friday as he flew to New Orleans to meet desegregation advisory leaders from seven Southern states. Observers said the venue mattered as much as his words, signaling executive backing for desegregation efforts.
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ABA To Screen Three Supreme Court Nominees
The Nixon administration asks the American Bar Association to assess three potential Supreme Court nominees to avoid another Haynsworth or Carswell embarrassment. ABA President Edward Weight supports the screening as a warning system, while Wright disputes any ABA veto power.
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United States wins major diplomatic cease-fire in Middle East
The United States claims a significant diplomatic victory as it secures a cease-fire in the Middle East after two decades of Arab Israeli conflict. Officials caution that preserving the truce will be as challenging as achieving it, amid enduring fears and hostilities.
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Brooke plan to curb Safeguard ABM faces Senate doubts
Republican leaders in the Senate question a new strategy by Edward Brooke to block a requested Safeguard expansion to 42 bases. The plan would redirect funds to improve ABM installations at the two sites authorized last year, Page 7.
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Review Hayward California Notice Details
Local notice appears in the Review from Hayward California with the paper listing a contact number 783-6111. The item indicates standard publication data Vol. 77 No. 314 and a 25 cent price for the issue.
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Mobile home parks project a country club image
Eden Roc and over 30 mobile parks in South County host about 2 500 units as boom grows. Homes rent monthly from 40 to 200 dollars with averages around 65. Parks promote gated, well landscaped spaces with underground utilities, strict rules, and active resident groups like GSMOL.
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