Expensive Hayward Projects Start In 1967
Hayward plans a sweeping 1967 program with a $5 million civic center, a $4 million city hall and a $4 million parking garage, and a 43 acre development by Western Cities Development Inc. The airport land sale to Cabot Forbes and the Russell City Redevelopment sale set the stage for industrial growth plus a proposed 400 acre race track and marina. Light safety institute work at the Hayward Terminal will finish early 1967 alongside a hotel prospect and a major urban renewal committee report.
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John K. Smith
Alaneda County
Hayward
Civic Center
Civic Plaza
Foothill Boulevard
Gemalllian
Western Cities Development Inc
Amont
Cabot, Cabot and Forbes
Boston, Mass
Russell City
Alameda County
Haysward
William J. Moran Co
San Francisco
Llvor Corp
Light Safety Institute
Hayward Air Terminal
Leigh Fisher
Airport Investors Inc
Challenge Developments Inc
California State College At
Citizens Advisory Committee
Smith
Bay Area Rapids
Weather outlook with light temps shift and fog
A brief weather note reports fair conditions today and tomorrow with mild temperature changes. Lone morning fog is noted with today’s high at 45 and low around 55, accompanied by gentle winds. Further temperature details are promised on page 2.
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Tomnarrow
New Year Cheer Sparks Reflections in Morning Pages
A reflective Merry New Year tone opens the scan, noting the lingering mood from last night’s celebrations. The piece hints at domestic scenes and hopeful sentiments as the new year begins.
Petris To Push For Tax Decrease In 1967 Session
Berkeley Assemblyman Petris aims to cut local property taxes by as much as 300 million dollars as part of tax reform efforts in the California Legislature. He, along with Assembly members from Alameda County and Oakland, plans bills tied to the Pelris-Unruh Act of 1968 and broader tax relief for homeowners and small businesses. Senate ally Sherman of Berkeley expects multiple measures, with final form uncertain.
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Ernest E. Hines
Berkeley
Bee
Hayward
Assembly
Nicholas Pettis
Robert Crown
Alameda
Oakland
Clith
Alameda County
California
Vette Petris
Senate
Was
Tus
N Kong
Lot
Sacramento
Owever
Califoaian
Petris
Cled Lewis
Sherman
Aichairman
Republican Central Committee
Campos Buried Beside Adm Nimitz At Golden Gate
San Francisco reports Sergeant Richard F. Campos 26 buried beside Admiral Chester W. Nimitz at Golden Gate National Cemetery. His body lay in an Army warehouse for over two weeks before final rites in the Presidio Army chapel attended by about 250 people including Army leaders. Campos, born in a migrant labor camp in California, was an orphan with a long quest for a surviving relative, symbolizing many Americans with deep devotion to country.
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San Francisco
UPS
Vietnam
Chester W. Nimitz
Golden Gate
Richard F. Campos
Oakland
David E. Mettiffert
Campos
Hoyeata
California
Paintings ransom demand shocks London art scene
A hoax or real ransom call claimed 100000 pounds for eight stolen paintings from Dulwich College, triggering a massive police hunt. Three Rembrandts and five other works, valued by experts at millions, were seized during a Christmas holiday break in a bold, well-planned burglary. Authorities caution the call may be a ruse while investigators pursue suspects in a high profile art theft case.
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London
Brooke
Dulwich College
Lowland
Don
Humphrey Brooke
Rans
Royal Academy
Choos
50 Russians Lost At Sea Near Alaska
JUNEAU Alaska AP About 30 Russian seamen were lost Saturday and another 50 were feared dead when a Soviet refrigerator ship went down in the Bering Sea 35 miles north of Animas Island in the Aleutians The ship identified by the Coast Guard as Refrigerator 10 was part of a Soviet fishing fleet of about 50 vessels in the area A Coast Guard spokesman said the Soviets appeared to intend to handle the disaster themselves and offered assistance which went unanswered A SOS from the ship said a hole in the engine room caused the sinking Communications with the fleet aboard the Suzdal were hindered by a language barrier A Coast Guard plane stood by in Kodiak with medical supplies if needed but the Soviet commander declined further help A debris field including an overturned boat and oil slick was sighted from a Reeve Aleutian plane Weather included occasional snow squalls visibility 7 to 16 miles and eight foot swells The Soviet fleet is believed to be fishing for bottom fish and snow crab No immediate Moscow confirmation was available
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Juneau
Alaska
Bering Sea
Animas Island
Aleutians
Coast Guard
Suzdal
Kodiak
Reeve Aleutian Airlines
Moscow
Sunday Scriptures by Rev Halland at Holy Trinity Lutheran
Reverend Eugene V. Halland selects a verse from Psalms 37 5 urging believers to commit their way to the Lord and trust Him for action. The note credits Halland as pastor of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church guiding the devotional.
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Eugene V. Halland
Holy Trinity Lutheran Churchy
California Education Chief Appointed by Governor Proposal
An Assembly Education Committee recommended appointing the state school chief and giving the legislature final say on board members, citing a chaotic education department. The plan would create a 10 member board with staggered 10 year terms, shift to gubernatorial appointment of the superintendent, and require a constitutional amendment to make the post appointive.
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Sacramento
California
Board of Education
Assembly
Department of Education
Rafferty
Braden
AMG Gate Grate Sraatery Ring 10
Toms
Oceanside
Education Committee
Charles B. Garrigus
D.board of Education
Eventu
Reedley
County Strike To Continue At Two Hospitals
Non professional workers at Fairmont and Highland Hospitals plan to continue the strike at least through Tuesday. Hospitals limited to emergencies as pickets deter regular shifts. security and policy decisions rest with county authorities. About 50 pickets at Highland and undetermined numbers at Fairmont marched through New Year’s Eve.
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Fairmont
Highland Hospital
Fairmont Hospital
Sat
Leandro
M. Bakko
Hakko
Oakland
Highland
Richard Chisty
Alameda County
District Attorney's Office
County Board of Supervisors
Steel Workers Win Two Month Raise Pact
A 2 month contract averts a threatened strike by 690 Pacific State Steel workers. The pact sets basic wage at 1.56 per hour with a 0.10 increase and follows a 1964 agreement after a long strike. Union members planned a vote on the deal despite initial wage figure disputes.
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Pacific State Steel
Steelworkers Union
Sisel
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