BART Directors Debate Seattle Proposal on System Scope
BART directors consider a plan to trim 12 miles of track and five stations including Bayfair amid a financial crisis. Silliman urges speeding a decision while others push to uphold the 75 mile system goal and send the proposal to committee for Sept. 15 review.
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BART Units Cut Alameda County Tax Rate
BART directors reduced Alameda County property tax from 41.7 to 6.811 cents per 100 dollars of assessed value to comply with state law uniformity. Alameda’s rate totals 6.811 cents with 5.3 cents for administration and 34.0 cents for bond retirement. The overall district budget for 1967-68 stands at 19,505,462 dollars.
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Mother turns in 19 year old for trespass and drugs
In UASTRO VALLEY a mother reports her 9 year old son found in her home. Michael Kelly aged 9 was later charged with narcotics paraphernalia possession after a hypodermic needle and syringe the two youths asleep in the front room. Clayton A Johnson 17 faced the same charges with an added resisting arrest count.
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Daily Réviri Baily Review Notices Hayward California
The notice lists publication details for The Daily Réviri in Hayward California with staff titles, offices, and advertising directives. It mentions standard subscription rates and multiple regional offices in Hayward San Leandro and Fremont, along with contact numbers and printing address at 114 W. Winton Ave.
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Planners Approve Variance and Use Permit in Hayward
The Hayward Planning Department granted Byroy G Johnston a variance to build a single story addition at 650 Abergate Way bringing the rear setback to within 10 feet of the lot line. Frank Ganziles received a use permit to erect a single story concrete building opposite West Tennyson Road and Ma ion Avenue to operate as a drive in restaurant.
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Hesperian Boulevard widening projects approved in Alameda County
California Division of Highways approves six tenths mile expansion on Hesperian Boulevard in Alameda County. Plans call for widening two lane segments to a divided highway with stone foot shoulders. Estimated cost about 560000 for San Leandro, 605000 total. state funds 260000 for San Lorenzo, county and city share remaining. Daily traffic around 1500 on San Leandro segment and 18500 near San Lorenzo Creek, projected to double in 20 years.
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GOP Pays 1966 Bills For Dance In Alameda County
Kenneth Thompson, Oakland, chairman of the Alameda County Republican Central Committee, said all debts from the 15 dollar per couple Mardi Gras Ball were paid with contributions from many Republicans. The event ran deficits after spending over 37 000 to refurbish the Hale building, prompting new budget controls to ensure future fundraisers succeed.
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Cal State Hayward Reports $2100 Losses in Equipment
California State College at Hayward reports the loss or theft of office and projection gear valued at 2106. Eighteen items listed to Hayward Police include two typewriters a dictaphone an adding machine projection screens and an $80 calculator.
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Confidence game foiled by cautious Hayward woman
A 6 year old Hayward woman avoided losing her life savings when she became suspicious of two women in a downtown department store. The pair claimed a friend found $20,000 and tried to split it, but the woman withdrew $2,000 and drove away after feigning familiarity with a salesman. The suspects, described as two middle aged women, one Caucasian about 5 ft 5 in and the other Negro about 5 ft 6 in, vanished.
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Judge ends blanket stay for California death row inmates
U.S. District Judge Hubert Peckham ruled that California's 60 death row inmates must file individual appeals. The decision halted the blanket stay, allowing four inmates in state court proceedings to proceed while others must exhaust state remedies first. The judge rejected claims of civil rights act-based relief and noted state courts must rule first.
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Federal funds awarded for Hayward airport runway extension
Hayward's Verminal received a federal grant of 63 803 dollars with a matching city share to lengthen the parallel runway from 1 800 feet to 8 100 feet plus mark the holding apron and taxiway. Airport Manager Jon Frank Whitcomb said total project cost is about 125 000 dollars and the upgrade will boost capacity to around 400 000 annual operations within three to four years. He noted traffic has risen to about 3 0 04 million annuals in recent weeks.
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Fiery truck crash sparks mass evacuations near Oakland
A large blaze from a rear tanker crash near Nimitz Freeway prompted evacuations of surrounding homes in San Leandro. Fire units from Oakland and San Leandro fought the blaze while traffic was rerouted for hours. No casualty details are specified.
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Rockwell Murder Suspect Held as Arlington Shootings Spark Tension
A Nazi suspicion is held after a fatal shooting at a shopping center in Arlington. Witnesses report two shots near 12:20 p.m. EDT as Rockwell, chief of a white nationalist movement, dies at the scene. Police say the assailant fled after Rockwell was struck. the incident follows a period of postwar civil rights unrest.
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Auto Union Gets Heavy Strike Vote
Detroit AP reports United Auto Workers show strong support for authorizing a strike against GM Ford and Chrysler over contract demands. Ballots from Chevy and UAW locals indicate clear majorities, with GM and Chrysler totals pending final tallies as unions mobilize 142000 GM and 45000 Chrysler workers to complete voting. UAW regional director Robert Johnston says signs point to a long strike if authorized.
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Living Costs Jump Again During July
The Consumer Price Index rose in July showing the sharpest increase since last October. A rise in grocery prices accounted for nearly half the gain while mortgage interest rates also edged up for the first time in six months.
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New Student Registration at San Leandro High
San Leandro High School will hold new student registration in the school library on August 30 from 9:00 to noon and 1:30 to 3:00. Vice principal Floyd E Williams says early registration helps counselors review records and start classes on opening day September 7 at 2200 Bancroft Ave.
Alabama Flood Swamps Bus Nearly Strands 27
In Heflin Alabama floodwaters washed a Greyhound bus from a highway stranding 27 passengers in floodwaters. National Guardsmen reinforced a dam while rescuers sought to secure the residential area.
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Telia Readies City Program Unveiling for Violence Plagued Cities
Washington sources report Telia aims to broaden urban violence program with hush hush project. More than a dozen federal agencies participate and recommendations are due at the White House in December for unveiling in January.
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Surgeon General ties cigarette industry to youth harm
Washington CAP Ste art accuses the industry of unconscionable actions to profit from youth smoking. A missing youth named Harold McWailes is linked to a rescue operation amid flooding that forced rivers to swell and damaged areas in the south. The Public Health Service urges stricter control and labeling to curb health hazards from nicotine.
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