San Leandro Eyes City Tax on Employes
San Leandro considers a tax on workers earnings after Oakland’s proposed measure sparks debate. Mayor Maltester says most area workers commute in, challenging city finances for libraries parks and streets. Council to study pros and cons with no set rate or timeline.
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Shade trees on Muir Street spark council review
City environmental quality commission sent the Muir Street tree issue back to the council, which may hear it within two months. Residents praise shade and property value benefits while noting sidewalk and sewer damage from roots and hazards for skaters, with an estimate that up to half the trees may be removed.
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Ford to lay off 3000 workers for one week after holidays
Detroit dispatch reports about 3000 Ford Motor Company workers slated for a one week layoff following Christmas New Year’s with plans to keep 16,000 staff on triple time for holiday car production. The notice confirms locations including Metuchen and Sheed and other plants, reflecting a temporary pause despite ongoing output goals.
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Six boys arrested after Santa disruption in Caro
Six boys in Caro Michigan were arrested on charges after they attacked Santa Claus at the courthouse area, throwing snow and candy. Santa, Harry Thompson, 70, kept his shop open, later aiding two little girls seeking Christmas wishes. hearing date pending in Tuscola Juvenile Court. The incident ended with the six claiming it was a joke and Santa reporting the disruption to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Student seeks work after four years of college
David S Quevedo, a 21 year old University of Hawaii sociology major, wore a sign at graduation in Honolulu to dramatize his wish for a job. He says after four years of college he may not find employment and his message resonates with graduates.
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Carter taps black woman for HUD job
Carter’s nomination of a Black woman to head the Housing and Urban Development department aims to address criticism of limited minority representation in his Cabinet. The pick, viewed as liberal on defense, follows months of speculation and awaits formal announcement at a Georgia event.
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San Lorenzo panel urges four schools close next fall
San Lorenzo Linda Vista Rcprice Grant and El Portal elementary schools face closure next fall if trustees accept a community advisory committee’s recommendations. A final report due early February may also urge junior high and high school closings as part of the district’s five year plan to reduce enrollment.
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Residents challenge liquor license for 7-Eleven store
Fremont residents testified at a hearing seeking to block an off sale beer and wine license for a 7-Eleven at Rock Avenue and Niles Boulevard near The Trees condo project. The Administrative Law Judge will issue a proposed decision in three weeks, with final action by the state ABC. Southland Corp executives argued training and policies will prevent problems, while residents warned of littering vandalism and drunkenness.
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Raider raids Bay Area store seize bootleg tapes
The FBE raided Armando's Records in Richmond seizing 104 tapes valued at about 600 dollars marking the latest in a string of such actions. Also noted were reports of a Nevada underground nuclear test at Yucca Flat codenamed Asiago with a 20 kiloton yield and no radiation leakage.
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Suspect Held in Death of Hayward Man
In Oakland a janitor, Richard Turk, 64 of Oakland, is arrested for the shooting death of James Osborne 36 of Hayward. Osborne was hit in the chest on Franklin Street downtown and died at Providence Hospital. Turk says Osborne attacked him as he left the lounge after cleaning. Witnesses reported a gun firing and a man chasing Osborne around a car. A yellow pickup, later linked to Turk, was found at his address with two revolvers.
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Molotov Fire Strikes Hayward Restaurant Early Morning
Fire damaged Manzella's Loft at 1275 W Winton Ave as two Molotov cocktails were hurled in shortly after 4 a.m. A sprinkler system stopped the blaze. Estimated damage about 2500 dollars. Police investigate possible link to a nearby bank fire and other incidents claimed by Friends and Neighbors of the Poor.
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Castro Valley Board Seats Hopeful Files Papers
C Y candidate files to run alongside incumbent Paul Rhodes and attorney Larry J. Goodman for Castro Valley school board two seats. O’Donnell, a business management professional, lists 3560 Jamison Way Apt. as his address. Newark’s Joseph Trippi filed for a special city council election there.
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Hayward burglary suspect arrested
Wilbert Lawrence, 24, was arrested early today after deputies found him inside an office at B&C Cars on Mission Boulevard. CHP had tracked a burglary call to the yard. an open office door and broken window were observed, and Lawrence claimed the owner owed him $200.
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Police blotter notes multiple local thefts and break-ins
Scattered reports show several vehicle thefts and break ins across South County. Items stolen include a car valued at 125 pounds, another valued at 975, a vehicle at 131 pounds, and various valuables. Window damage and door lock tampering noted. cigarette losses and glazier work also appear. Local sheriff and police records log these incidents with addresses and times through Sunday.
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