Juvenile crime and drugs drive South County issues
A report by the Alameda Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board finds juvenile delinquency and drugs dominate South County crime trends, with crime shifting southward. Fremont and Pleasanton show high juvenile arrest rates while Oakland, Berkeley, and Emeryville decline in major crimes.
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Hayward Struggles With Industrial Traffic Surge
Neighbors complain that rapid industrial growth in Hayward’s corridor boosts truck and commuter traffic. Westwood residents urge blocking West Street to curb through traffic while officials study long term solutions, including a potential new industrial street to relieve Hesperian and cross streets.
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West Street
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Gas dealers threaten strike over price increase
South County and Alameda County gas dealers push for higher price hikes amid fuel shortages. Local associations predict a Saturday strike if the federal government blocks larger increases. Officials cited by William Simon promise relief, while dealers demand a 25 percent gross profit margin, potentially raising prices by two to four cents per gallon.
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South County Gas Dealers Association
Santa Clara County
Mike Iemp
Tri-Valley Dealers Association
Hemp
Alameda County
William Simon
Simon
Cost of Living Council
Uial
Jim Campbell
California Service Station Association
Campbell
Gas station closed over odd sales gimmick in Chicago
A Chicago service station, Action Shell on the far South Side, was shut by a federal court order after charging 10.05 for five gallons of gasoline, plus a rabbit’s foot and a blank will form. IRS chief George Levin said the station would stay closed until the owners hand over financial records after a weeklong investigation and several undercover purchases.
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George Levin
Internal Revenue Service
Action Shell Service
IRS
Levin
Ural
Foggy New Year Forecast for South County
Foggy skies and cool temperatures mark the first day of the new year in South County with highs in the 50s and lows near 30s. The brief forecast notes a chilly start, with more weather details on page 19 and a mix of features including editorials, horoscopes, obituaries, and sports.
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U S probes oil hoarding crackdown announced
Washington reports an federal probe into possible petroleum hoarding and a broad crackdown on fuel allocation violations. energy chief William E Simon warned of abnormal stockpiling and promised criminal penalties for willful violators while 3,000 IRS agents enforce rules slated to take effect January 16.
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California trims speed to 55 mph and reinstates death penalty
Sacramento reports California will lower the speed limit from 64 to 55 mph and reinstate the death penalty for spouting, part of more than 1,000 new laws taking effect on January 1. CHP pledges swift action against violators as the energy crisis drives the change.
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California Highway Patrol
What Dreams What Dreams A New Column By Katy
Katy introduces a daily dream interpretation column in The Daily Review starting today appearing Monday through Friday on page 7. She invites readers to share puzzling dreams and promises humorous insights and a supportive pat on the back aided by a personal library built from 12 years of research and consultations with psychiatrists psychologists and dream specialists.
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Haig says Nixon content with job despite trouble
White House Chief of Staff Alexander Haig Jr says President Nixon feels satisfied about his year’s work despite Watergate blows. He vows Nixon will not resign if impeached and stays determined to continue in office to fulfill the mandate from 1972 voters.
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San Clemente Calif
UPI
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House Judiciary Committee
Ronald Ziegler
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