Officials say only a 500 bed jail will do
In a board report the county considers jail capacity, noting that the Hayward site along with Santa Rita faces federal court scrutiny over conditions. The plan envisions 202 to 488 beds in Hayward, with 46 percent of daily county prisoners projected to use Hayward by 2000 as crime and felony arrests rise in South County.
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Newark Students See Average Scores Across Nation
Newark students performed about average on the Stanford Achievement Test, with kindergarteners and early grades posting above average in reading and math. First and second graders also surpassed national averages, while grades three through six were around the national average. Tests measure reading and math progress to guide individualized instruction.
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Son, friend arrested in Dublin murder of three
Barry Floyd Braeseke 20 was booked for murder in the deaths of his mother, father and grandfather. The bodies were found in their Dublin home on Betlen Drive. A juvenile hearing is planned for tomorrow. Victims Floyd Beaeseke Barbara Beaeseke and John Beaeseke died of gunshot wounds. Police reported no signs of a struggle. the suspect was an investment manager in Hayward.
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Betlen Drive
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Pacific Plan
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Pares
Santucci
Fea
Duane Gill
Getlen
Hayward Morning News Consolidates Local Items
Consolidated page from The Morning News Hayward California dated Wednesday August 25 reports a continuation of local briefs and notices. Includes standard postal and market details with brief notices from a range of local sources.
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FBI reports rise in suburban crime
FBI final 1975 crime report shows suburban areas experiencing faster crime growth than cities or rural areas with a 10 percent rise in serious crimes. Nearly 11.3 million offenses were recorded, one in five solved. firearms dominate homicides at 66 percent nationwide with 51 percent handguns. Younger offenders under 25 comprise 45 percent of those arrested.
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Debbie Rebiejo Act faces kill in assembly panel
Sacramento Debra Ann Rebiejo's murder prompts the Debbie Rebiejo Act to tighten parole rules and raise the minimum term from seven to 15 years while delaying eligibility for release. Assemblyman Alister McAlister doubts passage as SB42 by Sen. John Nejedly offers an alternative reform.
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Debra Ann Rebiejo
Chub College
Hayward
James Reeve
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Local tax rates cut in Hayward Fremont and Castro Valley
Three jurisdictions trimmed property tax rates but rising home values erase gains. Hayward cut about a half cent per $100, Fremont lowered rate from 1.40 to 1.37 amid a 5 percent value rise, and Castro Valley district reduced to 5.28 per $100 with values up 15 percent. A $35,000 home would see tax changes of tens of dollars depending on district and inflation effects.
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Castro Valley
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PG&E rate increase approved by California utility panel
The California Public Utilities Commission approved a $176.4 million rate rise for Pacific Gas & Electric, with hearings ongoing on conservation, rate calculations and taxes. The action raises typical Bay Area residential bills by 27 cents for gas and 7 cents for electricity, while approving lifeline heating zones for low cost energy.
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California Public Utilities Commission
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PUC
Leonard Ross
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San Lorenzo Board Backing $12,000 Study on Future
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors informally approved spending $12,000 for a professional study of the unincorporated community’s future status. Griffenhagen-Kreeger, Inc. of San Francisco will conduct the work, after $1,300 already paid for preliminary steps, with final costs potentially around $16,000.
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