Hayward zoning board rejects Lucky Stores plan for downtown market
Hayward's board of adjustments denied Lucky Stores Inc. permission to raze the renovated W.T. Grant building and nearby structures for a 20,000 square foot market at Foothill Boulevard and 5 Street. The 2-2 deadlock blocked approval, despite staff reservations and 17 conditional suggestions.
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Haywad
Lucky Stores Inc
Hayward
Foothill
W.T. Grant
Lucky Market
Theould
Eden Hospital vacancy inches toward special election
Eden Hospital directors fail to agree on appointing a replacement after the death of Dr. F Miller Thornburg. The vacancy triggers a possible district wide special election estimated to cost up to 22000 dollars, with the board of supervisors set to decide December 14.
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Glennda
CHUL
Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
Board of Supervisors
Edea
F. Miller Thornburg
Eden
Joseph Bart
Charles Santana
Bart
The
Daily Review
Hayward
Castm Valley
Santana
Bort
Tlort
Court says pregnancy benefits not mandatory
The Supreme Court ruled that employers may exclude pregnancy from disability insurance without violating the Civil Rights Act. Justice Rehnquist said such a plan does not discriminate on sex as long as exclusions are not pretexts for bias. The 6 to 3 decision favored General Electric, with dissent by Brennan, Marshall, and Stevens.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
William J Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
John
Rehnquist
California
Debated Dog Ban Proposed for Kennedy Park
Hayward Area Recreation District panel recommended banning dogs at Kennedy Park after meetings on dog control and health concerns. The board will study the proposal, with six month review plans and posted regulations to curb dog excrement and nuisance. chairwoman Sannebeck noted broader bans unlikely. Theodore Dray led the discussion in Kenneth Aitken’s absence due to illness.
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Hayward
Kennedy Park
Hayward Area Recreation District
Citizens Advisory Committee
Ois Sanneheck
HARD
Theodore Dray
Kenneth Aitken
Bard Part
Sannebeck
Tribune publisher sues to halt sale of paper
Oakland. Joseph W. Knowland and minority stockholders filed suit to stop sale of Tribune Publishing Co. They say six major owners secretly agreed to sell. A temporary restraining order halted the sale pending a Dec. hearing before Judge George W. Phillips Jr. The case labels the potential buyers as corporate raiders aiming to strip assets.
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Oakland
Oakland ‘Tribune
Joseph W. Knowland
Knowland
Amelyn Jewett
Tribume Publishing Co
Alameda County Superior Court
George W. Phillips Jr
Shey
Jewett
Tribune Publishing Co
Tribune Building Co
Joseph 2. Knowland
Eleanor Lion
California Death Penalty Ruled Unconstitutional by Supreme Court
The California Supreme Court ruled the death penalty statute unconstitutional for lacking adequate guidelines. The decision nullifies sentences for 65 men and two women on Death Row, citing failure to consider mitigating circumstances. Governor Brown declined comment, while state officials weigh an appeal.
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San Francisco
California Rero
U.S. Supreme Court
California
San Quentin
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
Latter-day Saints object to college bookstore rack
Summary mentions Ohlone College group opposing a new magazine rack featuring Playboy and similar publications. The brief notes student association protest reflected in a page 10 feature. The item centers on campus issues and cultural clash within the college setting.
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Latter-day Saints
Ohlone College
Playboy
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