Water supply remains strained despite rains in Sierra snowpack
California residents face ongoing water shortages though recent storms boost Sierra snowpack from 46 to 25 inches in places. State officials note droughts linger despite wetter spell, with warmer storms reducing snow reserves and complicating water supply for the year ahead.
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Pat Craig
California
Bill Clark
State Water Resourcess Department
Sierra
Clark
AU Norden
Nery Seal
Hayward Castro Valley Edition Published December 27, 1977
The edition covers local news and events in Hayward and Castro Valley with community updates, notices, and features reflecting the Bay Area region on December 27, 1977, from the local press.
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Hayward
Castro Valley
Carter taps Miller to lead Federal Reserve amid Burns exit
President Carter selects 52 year old Textron executive William Miller as new Federal Reserve chair replacing Arthur Burns. Miller praised as pragmatic and balanced by supporters, with Senate hearings set for February. Reaction splits among lawmakers and business groups as policy direction uncertain.
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Arthur Surns
Federal Reserve Board
Carter
G. William Miller
Fernand St. Germain
D-Air
House Banking Committee
Miller
Providence
Garter
Textron Inc
Serve Post
Federal Reserve
Burs
Burns
Senate
Afl-Cio
George Meany
General Electric
Reginald J. Jones
Jacob Javits
R-Ny
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Eden board backs plan for citizens health unit
Eden officials approve a six month health education advisory committee to study local needs and programs. Members would be appointed by each director to focus on health education and hospital operations for the community.
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Eden Board
Citizens Health Unit
Glennda Chai Ae Valley
Scrail
Ena
Eden Sees
Felice Tanenbaum
Tanenbaum
Act Tve
Paull Rhodes
Rhodes
Tom Broderick
Broderick
Marcelle Leavitt
Eden Hospital
California population tops 22 million in fall estimate
A state population report cites California reaching about 22 million in early November due to births and lower death rates. Alameda County rose to 1,100,300, while the July 1 total was 21.8 million, with growth driven by higher fertility and a larger number of women of child bearing age.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Walter Nollmann
State Department of Finance
Wey
Alameda County
Fellmann
Rey
Carter Concedes Budget Pledge Won't Be Guaranteed
President Carter says he cannot guarantee a balanced federal budget by 1981 yet aims to pass an energy bill and approve the Panama Canal treaties next year. In a White House interview he cites over-optimistic campaign promises as his biggest mistake and notes unemployment and inflation as persistent problems.
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Washington
Carter
Soviet Union
U.S
Middle East
White House
Congress
AC Transit talks stall amid stubborn stances and strike toll
Negotiations in the six week old AC Transit dispute resume briefly as both sides show stubbornness. Union leader Wesley warns a prolonged strike could push costs higher while state conciliator Anderson notes the difficulty of settlement and efforts to avoid another shouting match.
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Bob Norberg
AC Transit
Mary
Bill Tockyer
D-San Learxtra
Joeph Anderson
Conciliation Service
Pres Anderson
Wte
Gener Debaines
Neyhart
Amalgamated Transit Union Local 192
Ranicay Saeth
Dar
Wesley
Lana
Shamoon
Anderson
Hyatt House
Oakland
Paar
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