ABAG plans growth limits and study of future population
The executive committee of ABAG adopts a policy statement calling for growth controls and a study of economic environmental and quality of life impacts. It envisions a long term growth rate guiding local jurisdictions under general assembly oversight, with a projected population around 2.5 to 10 million by 1980 and a budget increase of about 300000 for 1942 without changing memberships.
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Association of Hay Area
General Assembly
Hearing set on gas station emission controls proposal
A public hearing was set for February 15 by the Ventura County Air Quality Control District to consider emission controls for existing gas stations. The proposal would require about 3,500 stations to install vapor recovery systems at underground storage tanks, with costs estimated from 5,040 to 6,000 dollars per station. The board notes no authorizations exist yet for all stations and a vapor recovery system for underground delivery pipes is not yet available on the market.
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Doared
Pleasanton district gains state funds for growth and repairs
Pleasanton area schools receive 7.3 million in state growth and earthquake safety funds. The Allocation Board earmarks 5.6 million for four counties to repair or replace unsafe buildings, while Pleasanton's 347,921 portion may finance a new district administration office after growth allocations. Funds target Alameda San Mateo Stanislaus districts.
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State Allocution Board
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Alameda
San Mateo
Stanislaus
Burglary at Beermont Home Yields Stolen Goods Totals
Police report a burglary at a Beermont residence Wednesday. Aylatt A. Cook, 56, found his 959 stereo and two 2500 diamond rings missing, plus a Somim Movie projector, two firearms, and assorted items due to a fraick used to carry off a large haul. Total value recovered noted as 2058 in poods.
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Bank robbery trial drags in Union City case
The long trial over the December 14 bank holdup on Decoto Road in Union City proceeds in U S District court. Prosecutors seek life terms for two 27 year olds linked to the San Fraine bank job that netted 42000 dollars. Detective Al Guzman ties a fingerprint to a window entry on Bautista’s car, while the jurors Bar is expected to reach a verdict by midweek.
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Alameda County dog license fee hike approved
Alameda County Animal Control advisory committee backed increases in dog license fees from 4 to 6 and new cat license fee of 3. County and city governments must approve before July 1. licenses issued at city halls in Pleasanton San Leandro Hayward Newark Fremont and Union City and at county shelters. Regular annual dog license runs July 1 to June 30.
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Apartment Manager Arrested On Orange County Warrant
Gregory Allen Phillips, 23, an apartment house manager, was arrested in the manager's office at Padre Park apartments on a $5,000 Orange County warrant. Police say he forged checks and committed auto theft. He was to be returned to Orange County for prosecution at 1299 Paseo.
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Traina Municipal Emal
Orange County
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Rickenbacker Leaves Hospital After Stroke Treatment
Captain Widdlin Rickenbacker, famed World War I flying ace and former Eastern chairman, has left the hospital where he spent three months receiving treatment for a stroke, according to AP reports from Miami, Louisiana.
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Woman vows marriage to man who shot her in Florida
Jessie Huffman, paralyzed from the chest down, told Judge Alfonso Sepe she will marry Chris Calvin Williams, 21, who pleaded guilty to attempted murder in the May shooting during a shopping dispute. Williams was held on a 15 year potential sentence. Huffman says he will care for her and she will not testify. The judge postponed a final decision and urged a legitimate, married arrangement, delaying sentencing.
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Paul Pollack
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George Foreman Rising From Struggles to Olympic Gold
A profile of George Foreman recounts his early setbacks after high school, including family pressure and street life. Trainer Broadus pulls him back from the edge, guiding him to Camp Parks and a boxing path that leads to national success and Olympic glory in Mexico City.
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Petition Signers Step Backward in Public Demonstration
Orland, Pla. Pla. reporter David Wilkening described a man in Winterark Mall who set up a card table and urged passersby to sign a petition. The document demanded political changes including repealing the law to vote for women and harsher crime penalties, with vague aims and mixed reactions from readers.
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Delinquent taxes threaten local golf course and properties
County officials warn the golf course, shopping center and houses face auction if taxes are not paid by April 10. A five year installment option exists with 1 percent monthly interest and penalties. failure to begin payments triggers automatic seizure. Venice and Reliance properties prime for sale on July 1. Public auction may follow if owners do not arrange payment plan.
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Reliance
Nixon letter to Denise marks birthday greeting
Denise, a student from Our Lady of Grace School, found a large brown envelope from the White House containing a Letter from the President and a booklet titled The President Greets Young Americans. The note dated January 4, signed by Richard Nixon, expresses gratitude for Denise sharing her song and wishes her well in the years ahead.
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Saigon Peace Hopes With Agnew Visit Looming
Saigon braces for possible cease-fire talks around Tet as Vice President Agnew plans a late January arrival to align with a Vietnam ceasefire. CBS reports President Thieu of South Vietnam received a letter from President Nixon about Agnew’s plans, delivered by Ambassador Bunker, while White House declined comment.
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WS. Ambasssador Ellsworth Bunker
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Rock’s Revenge In Michigan Center Theft Rocks Travel Hub
A man broke into a Michigan travel information center on Interstate 94 near the Indiana line and smashed a glass display case to steal a single iron pyrite nugget. The specimen, valued at about $3, is known as fool's gold by geologists.
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Flooded Bay Area Sufferers Rally After Savage Rains
Northern California endured three days of Baleforce winds and heavy rain. Dozens of homes flooded in South San Francisco and Mill Valley while isolation and evacuations mounted in Marin and Santa Clara counties. A 11 year old drowned when a raft capsized near Felton. A levee breach near Alviso was bolstered by sandbags. State emergency officials pegged damages at over 7 million in Marin and South San Francisco, with coastal areas near saturation.
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State Office of Emergency Services
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San Francisco
Ventura
Oregon
Allen reintroduces antibusing bill in Senate
Senator James B. Allen Dulla reintroduced the antibusing measure identical to the 1972 House version. The bill would limit court ordered busing beyond the second nearest school and target de facto segregation, challenging dual court standards across the North and South.
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Allen
North Carolina Court Restores Death Penalty for Four Crimes
North Carolina Supreme Court reinstated mandatory death sentences for first degree murder, first degree burglary, rape, and arson, overturning a 140 amendment. The ruling makes the death penalty effective for these crimes and may prompt legislative action to adjust capital punishment laws.
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