Hayward Fire Response Time Disputed by Residents
The Daily Review reports Hayward firemen reached a car fire on Mission Boulevard in nine minutes, disputing residents who claimed a 25 minute delay. Investigators traced alarms from 3:52 to 9:52 am, noting a Fire Station 3 data gap and routine maintenance, with Station 2’s engine arriving at 9:41 am. The car burned severely as crews worked, and officials say unit scheduling during station repairs affected response.
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Two more marijuana arrests in Washington Manor
Police in San Leandro report two more marijuana arrests after patrolling Washington Manor park. A 16 year old boy and a 12 year old youth were among nine teenagers detained Tuesday for marijuana use and possession for sale. Police say officers observed a young suspect with 36 marijuana cigarettes and five ounces of hash in his possession. Another youth, Joseph A Notice, 2, of Vic Alameda San Lorenzo, was seen accepting a suspected marijuana cigarette from the juvenile. Additional arrests followed on possession and use of marijuana as surveillance began earlier this week after residents warned of violations at the park.
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Variance Denied for Four-Plex Plans in Leandro Area
Leandro zoning board denied variances for two four plexes at 435 and 471 Dusta Ave due to lack of legal grounds. Votes occurred in absence of two members. Opposition from land buyer Zeke Rebello who favored two four-plexes per lot. Public hearing also heard on Gardner Street drywall and acoustics home occupation. plan to landscape Bingham Co. permit delayed. Separate suit claims two former deputy sheriffs retired with disabilities and receive improper pay.
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Dellums' son admits robbery in Alameda Juvenile Court
Michiel Debens, son of Rep. Ronald Dellums, pleaded guilty in Alameda County Juvenile Court to armed robbery charges after Thursday’s burglary at an Oakland market. Judge John Purchin scheduled sentencing for Sept. 7 and ordered a psychiatric evaluation before then. Debens was released to his mother Arthucing.
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State tax rebate scales under new rollback bill
A proposed state income tax rebate plan shows a sliding scale based on adjusted gross income. Married couples and singles would receive varying refunds, from a few hundred dollars at lower incomes to around 2,000 dollars for higher earners, with no tax for some very low incomes. The plan outlines rebates for families of four and single individuals, with specific figures at multiple income levels.
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Oregon towns face spreading fires in multiple western states
Firefighters battled several large blazes across Oregon Idaho and Montana. In Oregon La Grande area saw a 300 acre state timber blaze near warned residents evacuated while homes burned. A The Dalles region fire scorched about 7 000 acres and consumed millions of board feet of timber. Fire lines extended toward The Grande Ronde area as crews from several states responded amid shifting winds and limited resources.
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Solution for traffic snarled in San Leandro limits
San Leandro officials scrutiny of traffic woes continues as discussions center on a proposed industrial corridor linking Cap It tle Drive to Jackson Street in Hayward and on the failed Southern Crossing plan. County and city leaders debate solutions, funding, and cooperation with AC Transit and BART to shift commuters from cars to public transport.
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German shepherd aids suspects in community outreach efforts
A report notes the department’s use of a police dog to assist investigations and public relations. It highlights community programs, including sessions of Community Relations and gatherings with local clubs, along with police competitions in Los Angeles.
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Price freeze on gas to continue through August third
A price freeze on gasoline and diesel fuels extends to August 3 as oil regulators rush to implement new rules. Deputy council member James W. Mebane said the measures aim to curb price hikes while encouraging energy development and the purchase of higher cost foreign crude. Federal Reserve reports show industrial output rose slightly in July, driven by steel, textiles, paper and chemical sectors amid anticipated price increases from major oil and commodity firms.
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Soviets catch up in MIRV race
Washington officials say the Soviet Union has matched the United States in MIRV development and tested multiple warheads on two missiles. Secretary Schlesinger predicts first Soviet deployments by early 1975. He notes tests show warheads capable of carrying several weapons with increased explosive power.
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Cranston outlines BART aid plan for Bay Area
Sen. Alan Cranston proposes federal aid to Bay Area Rapid Transit to fund extensions. The bill, to be introduced before the Senate Banking Committee, would credit past investment and match funds for future growth, arguing BART deserves a larger federal share. Remaining figures include initial costs and past funding.
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Residents oppose halfway house in Hayward area
Skeptical Hayward residents opposed a proposed Seventh Step Foundation halfway house for ex convicts near Central Boulevard below California State University. They cited traffic, safety, and neighborhood disruption fears, urging the city to deny the use permit while planning officials weigh zoning and impact concerns.
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Guru’s Disciples Face Charges After Alleged Assault
UPIs report says Guru Manavaj Ji followers may be charged after a near fatal heating attack. Pal Halley, 24, remains in Debrait General Hospital with a fractured skull. He alleges the assault was carried out by disciples while he sought release from the group.
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