Emergency gas bill passes as eastern cold worsens crisis
Congress rushes emergency natural gas legislation as warmup weather spreads and a severe cold wave grips the east. The Senate approved a House-Senate conference version to relieve stranded regions, with price limits amid producer concerns, while deadlier snows and power shortages threaten homes, hospitals, and small businesses nationwide.
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Hayward Morning News consolidation edition excerpt
The Daily Review presents a consolidation and continuation from The Morning News dated Wednesday February 2 1977. The Hayward Castro Valley edition costs 1S cents and reflects local coverage.
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Alameda supervisors approve jail design contract at Santa Rita
Alameda County supervisors advanced the jail project by approving a $430,000 contract with Norris M Gaddis and Associates to design a new facility at Santa Rita Jail. Chairman Charles Santana and Supervisor John George opposed citing ongoing concerns about rebuilding the Santa Rita site.
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Carter to deliver first fireside chat on energy saves
President Carter plans a 7 p.m. PST televised address from the White House library promising to speak plainly about energy sacrifices. An aide said the talk is a chance to lay out his hopes in a straightforward manner to the public.
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Water Shortage Sparks Public Rush to Conserve
The Daily Review surveyed BART commuters on water use as shortages bite. Residents from Berkeley to Livermore report rationing, shortened showers, and plans for possible mandatory restrictions by summer. People mention bricks in toilets and collecting laundry water for plants while hoping for rain.
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Irrigation use for fountain unlikely at Centennial Hall
A report to the City Council on the Centennial Hall fountain finds the annual water need would be 600,000 to 1.2 million gallons. Dechlorination and reuse costs weigh against irrigation use, with six to twelve fountain cycles yearly. Lee cites 16 to 25 years payback, while Blair’s figures suggest substantial yearly water usage compares to multiple family-year usage.
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Teens linked to half million cash hidden in car
Two teens from Alice Texas were arrested for a red light violation and marijuana possession after police found two suitcases in the trunk containing nearly $500,000 in cash. An automatic pistol and other drugs were also recovered. The money's origin remains unclear with FBI and investigators examining drug or organized crime links. The youths left Alice and missed school after the incident.
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East Bay seeks emergency water cuts for today vote
East Bay Municipal Utility District directors plan to adopt emergency water use reduction measures tonight as part of a response to drought conditions.
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Fair skies forecast for South County through tomorrow
The weatherman promises fair skies in South County with morning fog and low cloudiness. Highs reach the upper 50s to mid-60s as temperatures will be in the upper 30s to mid-40s. Page 33 has more weather details.
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