Highlands street plan halted by Alameda suit
Hayward property owners filed a class action in Alameda County Superior Court seeking review and annulment of the $3.4 million Highlands street assessment district. Judge Lionel J Wilson ordered a temporary freeze and to show cause why the district should not be annulled, delaying bids and construction planned near California State University, Hayward, with about 40 protesters represented and multiple suits pending.
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Granddaughter Naps as Congress Opens 93rd Session
Fadia Lyle dozes on her grandfather Rep Richard Hannah D Calif during the opening session of the 93rd Congress yesterday. Grandpa remained awake as the chamber gathered and began its new term.
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Last voyage of the Wilson ends era for U S luxury liners
The President Wilson sails from San Francisco on its final voyage under the Golden Gate Bridge, marking the decline of U S luxury liners as subsidies expire. With 900 passengers aboard, the ship's Royal Suite rooms were subdivided for the voyage, and fares range from 3285 to 40000 for various accommodations. The Wilson calls at 24 ports before returning to San Francisco in April.
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Federal panel proposes cheaper easier credit reforms
A national commission urged major revisions to consumer finance to reduce costs and ease access to credit while cautioning against rushed action. The report calls for free market entry for small lenders and banks on competitive terms, stricter debt collection limits, nondiscriminatory access, and addressing poverty related credit issues. Rep. Leonor Sullivan noted mixed feelings and warned against haste in legislative action.
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Death penalty urged for hijackings and killings
Washington reports Attorney General Richard G. Kleindienst said the administration will seek a congressional measure to make the death penalty mandatory for airplane hijackings kidnappings killings of prison guards and other cold blooded premeditated crimes. He said capital punishment is a deterrent overall but justified in serious crimes like skyjackings.
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Commission Sees Jet Noise as Aviation’s Big Challenge
A presidential panel declares aircraft noise the most explosive aviation issue and warns the system is in serious trouble. It calls for a multi billion dollar program with direct aid to manufacturers, lower noise limits, a civil aviation undersecretary, a national land bank for new airports, and allowing supersonic flights once noise and pollution standards are met.
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Cold Tonight With Gloomy South County Forecast
Tonight temperatures in the South County area will dip to the 20s and 30s under fair skies. Tomorrow conditions improve with sunny skies and milder temperatures expected in the 50s as a warm trend continues. Weather page 34.
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Uproar Over Horse Welfare Spurs Fremont Action
Citizens in Washington township mobilize after four starving horses die in Newark. James Paster of TriCity Riders says the group will coordinate efforts to improve horse treatment. A public meeting is set for Tuesday at 7:30 pm in the multipurpose room of John G. Mattos School at 97044 Warwell Drive Fremont.
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Quake forecasting gains ground says USGS chief
MENLO PARK Calif AP earthquake forecasting may come within 20 to 30 years or earlier says USGS chief Eaton in an interview. He notes progress over eight years and cites laser and computer tools that help track fault creep and predict failure within a broad timeframe.
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Senate Demos push to cut Vietnam war funding
Senate Democrats approved a resolution calling for ending funding for the Vietnam War in the new Congress. The vote was 16 to 11 after a three hour meeting led by Sen. Edward Kennedy. A House measure with similar aims passed earlier by a 2-1 margin. A Jackson alternative demanding Nixon explain war policy failed 24 to 23. The administration continued to resist congressional requests for more information.
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