ABAG Approves Growth Policy for Bay Area Jurisdictions
A Bay Area policy statement approved by ABAG outlines the regional growth plan for the next quarter century and sets mechanics for local control within growth limits. It targets a regional population of 5.4 million by 1980 with growth rate near 1.7 percent annually and includes studies on environmental and quality of life impacts under varying growth scenarios. The executive committee also adopted a 198-7 budget of about 31.24 million, up roughly 390 thousand from the prior year, with no change in membership fees and minor dues shifts due to population shifts.
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Association of Bay Area Governments
General Assembly
Lion
Hearing Set On Gas Station Emission Controls Plan
The Bay Area Air Pollution Centre District directs a public hearing on a proposal to halt new emission controls on existing gas stations. The plan suggests 4900 stations could stay open after a deadline with written authorization from the smog board. Each site would require vapor recovery at underground tanks and a second system at the retail delivery point, with costs estimated from 3000 to 9000 dollars.
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Poh Wi
le Bay Area
Alameda County considers higher dog and cab license fees
Alameda County Animal Control advisory committees approve higher dog license fees and a new cab licensing requirement set to take effect July 1. Willian Hille brand says fees are not mandatory without city and county approval. Licenses issued at Pleasanton, San Leandro, Newark, Fremont, Union City and county offices. cat fee proposed for unaltered pets.
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Alamedia County Animal Control
Willian Hillebrand
Animal Control
Alameda County
Iildebrand
Pleasanton
San Leonsiro
Wayward
Newark
Fremont
Union City
Animal Control Ahelluys
Animal Control Office
Parrmont Drive
San Leandro
Nail
Central
PG&E offers reward for killer of young employee
PG&E posts a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the slayer of 18 year old Eenevyn Roderick FE Larsch, a PG&E worker found slain in his truck on a Emeryville street. Police say his wallet is missing and that Larsch had only worked for the utility a few months.
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Hayward
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Eenevyn Roderick FE. Larsch
Cypress Shayward
PGA
Emeryville
Larson Hed Heen
Soain
Kality
Hill
Big Trick
Larson
Pg&e Larsen
Fire damages Leandro house in San Leandro
A house fire in San Leandro caused about 3200 dollars in structural damage. Firemen reported John Castro, 249 Cambridge Ave, stacked newspapers over wood trim while reinstalling living room in a two story frame and stucco dwelling. An guest escaped with a garden hose before firefighters arrived. the home was empty of furnishings and the living room hall and dining area were damaged.
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San Leandro
John Castro
Cambridge Ave
Raon
Casice
Cal State Hayward names Thelia Sliles Shortinster of AV
Thelia Sliles appointed Shortinster of audio visual notices at California State University Hayward. A UC Berkeley graduate, she was a senior writer in the audiovisual section of Wells Fargo Bank. Her duties include assisting faculty in design and development of instructional programs.
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Hayward
Thelia Sliles
California State University
Sliles
University of California, Berkeley
Yas
Wells Fargo Bank
Cal State
Burglary Hits San Leandro Doctor Office
San Leandro police report three video tape items valued about 1500 stolen from Dr. Daniel M. Atartin’s office Wednesday night. Receptionist Sealey A. Jones found the crime at 9 am yesterday. Entry appeared gained by kicking over a nailed shut door after a prior burglary.
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San Leandro
Daniel M. Atartin
Sealey A. Jones
Dismissal of Bad Check Charges Against Union Official
Bad check charges against Charlee D Morley once identified as secretary treasurer of a union headquartered in Gastro Valley were dismissed yesterday in Alameda County Superior Court. He faced a complaint alleging a check for 127.13 dollars was returned for insufficient funds. The charge was dismissed per the district attorney's recommendation.
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Charlee D. Morley
Gastro Valley
Alameda County Superior Court
Plaint
Airman Arrested in San Leandro Holdup Case
A 21 year old serviceman was arrested in connection with the holdup of the Photo Square at 15599 Bast igth St, San Leandro, last October. Police apprehended Billy Glent Dillard yesterday at Travis Air Force Base where he is stationed. The arrest followed a warrant from Municipal Court Judge Dallas Edgar Nee.
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San Leandro
Billy Glent Dillard
Travis Air Morce Base
Dallas Edgar Nee
Miami woman demands marriage as shooter faces case
Paralyzed Jessie Mae Huffman, in a wheelchair, tells Judge Alfonso Sepe she will marry Calvin Williams, 21, her alleged shooter, claiming love and trust. Williams pleads guilty to attempted murder, seeks marriage as condition for probation while Huffman declines to testify. judge warns of possible prison time and delays final plea decision.
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Miami
UPL
Ute
Jessie Mae Hulfiman
Paith
Alfonso Sepe
le Gs
Sepe
Miss Hull
Chris
Calvin Williams
Miss Huffman
Williams
Willian
Whiams
Dade County
Miex
Paul Pollack
Ste
Pollack
Willams’ Gully
Twa
George Foreman rises to boxing glory through care and shelter
The article details George Foreman’s rough early years and how mentor Doc Broadus helped him, first by job placement at Camp Parks, then training that led Foreman to AAU success and the Olympic gold in Mexico City. Broadus predicts Foreman’s future as world heavyweight champion and crowning him No. 1 in boxing.
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Broadus
George
Nancy
Nancy Foreman
Dee
Camp Parks
Suy Sun
Poreman Broadus
San Francisco
Lokson
Paul Ts
Foreman
Doe
Trist
Moreman
Toledo
United States
Mexico City
Poland
Ialy
Omania
Russia
Cing
Jamaica
George Morentan
Frazier
Petition signers take backward step in Orlando
Orlando Sentinel reporter David Wilkening observed casual signers at a Winter Park Mall petition table. The nonsensical petition demanded actions including repealing women's voting rights and exclusive bail, with many readers signing without understanding or reading the text.
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Orlando
UPL
Orlando Sentinel
Davit Wilkening
Wilkenng
Winter Park
Polit Eians
Farre
Wilkening
Fuissershy
Sentinel
Wards gets the sales permit in San Leandro.
The board of zoning adjustments approved a conditional use permit for Mont Bomery Ward to add a tenick fire sales and service operation at AMC Alvarado St. The Drywall Industry Training & Educational Committee of California gained a second conditional use permit for offices and instruction at 2076 Pike Ave. Home occupation permits were granted for Katharine M. Turner to care for a neighbor’s infant and for Olga Seal to offer income tax service at 731 Martin Blvd. A third home occupation for Darrell G. Dans to teach card dealing, using 387 Tudor Road, was continued to Feb 1.
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San Leandro
Board of Zoning Adjustments
Mont- Bomery Ward
Tenick Fire
Amc Alvarado St
Drywall Industry ‘Training & Educational Committee of
California
Pike Ave
Katherine M. Turner
Jamada Way
Olga Seal
Martin Blvd
Darrell G. Dans
Wis
Tudor Road
Nixon letter to Denise from Our Lady of Grace
Denise, returning home from school, finds a large brown envelope from the White House containing a booklet titled The President treats Young Americans and a letter signed by Richard Nixon. The note, dated June, expresses gratitude for Denise’s kindness and a desk of president and White House imagery.
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Denise
Our Lady of Grace
White House
Tuna War Opens With Seizures Of Eight Boats
The annual tuna fishing conflict between Ecuador and the United States begins with the seizure of eight vessels, as reported by Lancaster New Era.
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Ecuador
U.S
Lancaster
Saigon Hopeful for Ceasefire as Peace Talks Advance
Reports from Saigon indicate progress toward a ceasefire with both unilateral and bilateral options under discussion. Officials cite near agreement on key points while avoiding firm dates, and Vice President Agnew’s Saigon visit is linked to timing around Vietnam peace talks. The White House offered no confirmation.
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CBS Railio
Spiro Agnew
Saigon
Rock thief takes glittering iron pyrite nugget
A modern-day prospector broke into a travel information center in New Buffalo Michigan on Interstate 94 near the Indiana border. He smashed a glass display case and grabbed a single specimen, an iron pyrite nugget valued at about one dollar.
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New Buffalo
Mich
Indiana
Flood Prone California Hit by Severe Rains and Floods
More than five inches of rain battered Northern California causing floods, power failures and mudslides. In Marin County and South San Francisco, hundreds evacuated and levees breached near Alviso. A 14 year old youth drowned after a raft capsized in the San Lorenzo River near Felton. Damages in Marin County and South San Francisco exceed seven million dollars with coastal areas from Ventura to the Oregon border nearing stabilization.
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California
San Francisco Bay Area
Yesiverjay
Marin County
Novato
Santa Venetia
Tamalpais Valley
Mill Valley
San Lorenzo
Felton
Dan J. Monteith
Santa Cruz
South Bay Yacht Club
Alviso
Santa Clara County
Mr Maree
Almaden
State Office of Emergency Serviers
San Francisco
Ventura
Oregon
Golf course tax debt could trigger sale in Newark
Newark officials warn Silver Pines Golf Course Venice Greenhouses and nearby Reliance Properties face tax foreclosure after failing to pay back taxes and penalties. If delinquent, state law allows auction after deadlines. owners may settle via full payment or five yearly installments.
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Silver Pines
Judy
Jared
Reliance Industries, Inc
San Leandro
Awd
Venice Greenhouses, Inc
Los Angeles
Venice
Reliance
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