Oakland stadium financing debate pits county and city
Oakland leaders and South Alameda County officials clash over funding a $12 to $15 million stadium project. proposed underwiring 70 percent by Aktinet with county and city shares. Nahas urged a 350 basis initial deficit split between Oakland and county, with tax impacts of about 24 cents county rate and 9 cents Oakland rate. Mayor Dellenvieder faced opposition seeking alternative sites while Dunn favored Hayward Sears site if financing possible, others urged southern locations and shared financing among South County cities. Leaders weighed impact on districts including agricultural shows and potential state appropriations.
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Harsh Rebuke From Judge Over Perjury Trial
Municipal Judge William A. O Brien sentenced Wanda Merita Clady to 10 days in jail and fined her 100 dollars for perjury in a theft case. Patrick Blair received a five day term and a 100 dollar fine. The defendants, two Pacifica women, were arrested June 24 on charges tied to a 129 dollar dress theft.
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Christmas Characters In The Office Holiday Spirit
Hal Boyle surveys the office world at Christmas noting caricatured roles from the senior vice president who signs cards in his secretary’s hand to the penny-pinching boss and the charity-minded zealot. The piece playfully asks readers to spot these seasonal characters in their own workplaces.
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World Health Buildings OK'd in Geneva project
Representatives of the World Health Organization, the Confederation, and the Canton of Geneva signed agreements Monday night for a new SVELU dream quarters. The project by Swiss architect Pre ay duane I'sehung is a 10 story tailbine of contemporary design.
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Local Daily Review Admits Subscriptions and Offices
The Daily Review lists subscription rates and a network of offices in Hayward Alcoa County and surrounding cities. It names staff roles including president, circulation manager, classified manager, and subscription details with rates for Sundays and monthly options.
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Burial Ban Of Korean Stirs Probe
Boston lawyers press Massachusetts public accommodations law to probe a cemetery ban on a Korean veteran’s burial. The Rev Ralph Stutyman says the cemetery barred the burial due to skin color, prompting a complaint against The Crane Cemetery Association and its board.
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Pentagon Shakeup Plans Stir Defense Circles
A leaked Symington committee proposal seeks to abolish separate Army Navy and Air Force departments and create a unified Defense Secretary with a single chairman. It would replace the Joint Chiefs with a central planning staff and place oversight directly under the president, reshaping military structure amid Kennedy era changes and Soviet Space achievements.
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World Red Movement Closes Ranks
A Moscow dispatch reports the World Red Movement uniting to support Khrushchev's peace strategy amid a Soviet Communist summit. The article notes China and other Communist nations endorsing a plan for peaceful coexistence while warning against aggressive actions.
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California Lawmakers Face Water Bond and Reapportionment
Sacramento AP reports two key issues dominate the upcoming session: the 30% billion water bond approved by voters to fund a North to South water delivery system and the reapportionment of state and federal districts after the 1960 census. Gov Brown seeks a blue ribbon study for Senate changes. legislators discuss water rights, contract-based allocations, and safeguards.
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Ex-Truman Aide Sees Recession Deepens in U.S.
SAN FRANCISCO AP Lean J H Keyserling, former head of the Journal of Economic Advice, warned Monday night that since 1953 every uptick in growth has been halted by inflationary forces. He declared the United States is in a full blown recession unlikely to recover before year’s end, with the gross national product growing only 2.5 percent annually instead of 5.0. He cited inflation from scarcity and overproduction as the root cause and urged action.
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Autobiography in Progress and Odd Local Calls
London stylist Alan Spiers unveils an autobiography titled From Hair To Eternity. In Dallas a caller reports livestock loose in her yard saying little bulls while the dispatcher jokes and the line goes dead. Berlin letters stir state media after a complaint about a radio from Halts factory, with a cautionary response from a ministry official.
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Nuclear Attack Meetings Underway in California
AP reports a series of conferences in California to assess civil defense readiness for a potential nuclear attack. Meetings are planned in Alameda, Pasadena, and Los Angeles across January and February, with officials evaluating evacuation plans, shelter capacity, and public messaging.
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