BART Strike Enters Second Day With Talks Reopened
Talks resume between Bay Area Rapid Transit District and two striking unions after Mayor Alioto intervened. The dispute centers on wage parity for workers transferred from other agencies and higher pay scales. BART estimates the cost of adjustments at up to 10 million dollars and warns of delays in restoring full service.
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Council trims dog and cat control proposals in Hayward
A mix of pet owners and breeders pressed city officials over proposed stronger animal control rules and a nuisance statute. The council postponed final action, ordering clearer language and minor changes while promising more notice before hearings. Concerns centered on barking and pet disturbance and the impact on specialized hobbies like chow breeding.
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Nixon declines to testify before Ervin panel on Watergate
President Nixon will not appear before the Ervin Committee or speak to reporters during the Senate Watergate inquiry. Press secretary Ron Ziegler cited separation of powers and constitutional issues while Klein said Nixon feels let down by aides. The hearings are expected to run through mid August with at least nine more witnesses.
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Gasoline Shortage Easing in South County and Nation
Major oil firms report varying responses to the gasoline shortage with some quotas held steady at 10 percent of last year and others raised. Union Oil of California notes rationing ended at South County stations though some close early while Standard remains at full quota and Avenue Richfield increases western allotments. A UPL survey shows shortages persist in regions like the Northwest and Ohio officials discuss potential government rationing.
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Up, Up and Away at Hayward Bubble-Gum Contest
Two Hekets won the Kiwanis rodeo event held during last week's bubble-gum blowing contest at Wootwoad Perk Hayward. Participants vied for the top score in a playful community competition.
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Betty Grable Dies at 56 of Lung Cancer
Betty Grable, famed pinup queen of World War II, died at St John’s Hospital in Santa Monica at 56 from lung cancer after hospitalization since April. The Hollywood star, once the era’s top box office draw, rose from a St Louis childhood to stardom in films like How to Marry a Millionaire and Moon Over Miami.
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Colorful Fourth of July Parade Through Hayward
A classic Fourth of July parade begins at 7 p m in Hayward. Sponsored by the South Hayward Lions Club Hayward Area Recreation District and the City of Hayward the procession features floats marching bands guards and beams. The route runs from Sunset High School along Sunset Boulevard Mission Boulevard D Street Main Street and ends at the old city hall area.
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Suit filed over new tax in San Frangisco court
A California tax hike faced immediate legal challenge as a Superior Court judge issued a temporary restraining order. Miss Mary Grant, asserting excessive levies and improper process, alleged the state’s six cent tax on coffee and other goods violates law and risks criminal penalties if unpaid. She cited budget surpluses and reforms as basis to delay or repeal the new tax. The defendants include the state, Attorney General Evelle Younger, and the State Board of Equalization.
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County clerk aide Lerone forced to retire amid misconduct probe
A. P. Lerone chief deputy county clerk repots retirement effective Aug. 1 after 20 years in the office. A formal complaint by San Laaades resident Mrs. Ja nice Vargas prompted a disciplinary review and possible charges. Lerone begins terminal leave tomorrow, with about $1,100 monthly benefits. two potential replacements named.
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Fair and warm in South County forecast
The South County forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions with high temperatures in the 70s. Lows tonight are expected in the 50s.
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