Zoning Variance OK’d For Oakes and Merced Areas
SAN LEANDRO The board voted 5 to 1 to approve a variance and two conditional use plans to split properties at 1302 and 18241 Oakes Blvd into two parcels for two story homes. Also tabled for council review, plans to stretch development along Marina Boulevard Merced Ave were discussed amid traffic concerns. A variance to extend a dining area on Wordham Ave was denied for insufficient side yard.
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Road Through Park Sparks Still Heated Castro Valley Debate
Columbia Associates seeks a 1295 unit residential project at Center Street with an access road through Cull Canyon Recreation Area. County Supervisors grappled with planning commission approval during a three hour session and recessed. East Castro Valley residents and allies challenge the preliminary plans, with next hearings set in Oakland to decide if the road will proceed.
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Hayward man decapitated in San Francisco crash
A 55 year old Hayward man, Manuel B Carvalho, a PG&E worker, was killed when a brakeless tracking vehicle rolled down a San Francisco street at high speed and struck a Public Gas and Practice crew site. Two others, Melvin Ratke and Jerre Gordon, were injured. The driver, Jabo Hicks, was uninjured.
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Truman in Critical Condition After Infection
Former President Harry S Truman, 84, remained in critical condition at Research Hospital in Kansas City after contracting infection in his heart and lungs. Doctors expressed cautious optimism, noting his vital signs were relatively stable though fever persisted and his condition showed no definite improvement.
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Court Rules Drunkenness Not a Crime in Alameda County
A Alameda County ruling by Judge Hobart L. Bostick holds chronic drunkenness as civil protective custody matter rather than a crime. The decision affects judges, prosecutors, and police countywide, directing the Welfare and Institutions Code usage and planning for a civil custody system with initial 30 bed capacity at Highland Hospital.
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Frank King honored at San Leandro event
Frank King was celebrated at a Quarter Century Club gathering with remarks from city officials led by Mayor Jack Dy Malester. Robert Patie presented a weather gauge as a gift, and Governor Reagan sent a conciliatory letter. Attendees included Chamber President Ted Johnson, Vice Mayor Algur W. Kant, council members, city managers, and Municipal Court Judges. King reflected on years in San Leandro and thanked public bodies, colleagues, and his wife Dorothy.
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Bay Area Plan Advances To Meet Federal Smog Standards
The California Air Resources Board has drafted a Bay Area plan to meet federal hydrocarbon and oxidant standards. The EPA approved the plan on one condition, authorizing the district to deny new stationary pollution permits that threaten compliance. Bay Area stations show limited exceedances. San Francisco, Livermore, Fremont, and San Leandro report days above limits, while Hayward lacks monitoring.
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Sewage grant rule changes upheld at hearing
Los Angeles hearing upheld proposed water quality rule changes to cut grant funds for sewage plant expansions in pollution hotspots like Los Angeles Basin and San Joaquin Valley. ARB admitted insufficient data to predict effects while critics warn of massive costs to Northern Alameda County taxpayers and six East Bay agencies face potential loss of federal and state support for a $95 million regional collection system.
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Hijackers slain after Ethiopian airliner shootout
Seven hijackers were killed in a violent interception aboard a plane en route to Addis Ababa. Passengers and crew sustained injuries, including Hilsinger, head of Temple University’s Department of Guidance and Intervention, who was seriously wounded. The incident followed multiple hijacking attempts by Eritrean separatists amid regional tensions and disputed border claims.
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Pay boost for Maltester sparks budget debate
Reported to raise Maltester’s pay from 1,083 to 1,655 monthly if ordinance passes. Text notes ongoing pay changes including a 48 raise and 15 weekly redevelopment duty, outlining a net increase amid election timing and budget concerns.
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U.N. Ready for Israel Resolution Amid Global Debate
United Nations delegates prepared to consider a resolution urging Israel to publicly renounce territorial expansion and endorsing the 1967 Middle East peace framework. The document calls for withdrawals from occupied territories and aims for a final settlement with secure, recognized borders. Britain France Belgium Luxembourg and Italy backed amendments boosting support for accelerated implementation.
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Life magazine ends weekly publication with yearend double issue
Life magazine will suspend weekly publication in the United States with the December 29 yearend double issue. Hedley Donovan and Andrew Heiskell cited continuing deficits through 1970 and 1971, predicting heavier losses and an unfavorable outlook for 1974.
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FDA warns on antibiotic use and risks of super infections
The FDA warns antibiotics can cause severe blood poisoning and deadly super infections. Studies indicate improper use fuels resistant bacteria and more hospital infections. Chloramphenicol cited as often misused for colds can cause aplastic anemia and death.
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Apollo 17 Near Halfway Mark In Spaceflight Ledger
Apollo 17 continues in extended mission mode as Schmitt and Cernan report weather over Earth and details of their vessel. Ground control notes the craft in strong condition, with Schmitt describing Earth as a blue marble while Cernan adds light commentary and relief over a challenging alarm issue.
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Park land panel mulls secrecy over proposed sites
The panel on park land acquisitions weighs delaying access to the proposed sites list until the master plan is finished. Officials cite confidentiality, rising land prices, and the need for independent rankings by the task force while maintaining citizen input in the process.
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