Dumbarton Bridge Bill Signed Amid Planning Hurdles
Sacramento signs a bill authorizing the Dumbarton Bridge construction linking Newark and Monta Park at a $35 million cost. Signing officials include Assemblyman Curiastee Adlarward Stete Sun Johm Oolmdahl D-oaklund Tremont Mayor deck Pimastal and Newark Mayor Herey Lewis. Environmental and regional commission approvals remain barriers before work starts.
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Acupuncture Test At Kaisey Hospital Described
A Kaisey Hospital physician described an acupuncture demonstration to colleagues, noting digitalis history and the growing interest in Chinese methods. The room watched as practitioners inserted needles at points along the body and observed responses in patients during the brief session.
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Too Many Fire Chiefs Roil Castro Valley District
Castro Valley Fire Protection District draws controversy after a 4 to 1 vote rescinds a motion to hire Oakland fire marshal Arthur The liner as chief amid tensions with current chief Newton Moore. Moore claimed his position may last until October 1973 while the district seeks a permanent leadership solution.
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Residents urged to limit water use in heat
Hayward residents faced possible water restrictions as heat waves strain supply. Utilities director Ed Phillips warned essential chores like car washing and domestic uses could be limited to protect service across the city Northeast district and surrounding areas.
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Weekend Weather Forecast With Mild Temperatures Ahead
Forecasters predict fair conditions this weekend with coastal fog and low clouds at night and in the morning. Temperatures should reach the low 70s to upper 70s inland near 80s, with tonight's lows around the 60s. Westerly winds will stay 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon.
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Recess delays solons in tax battle in California
In Sacramento a disjointed tax fight stalls duty free talk as Assembly and Senate clash over a 12 billion property tax, school finance, and potential tax hikes. Reagan and Moretti sponsors push a 624 million education fund while rival bills seek 930 million aid and a 600 million sales tax rise. Recess extends as lawmakers spar over timing and scope of tax reform.
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Lawsuit filed over freeway project in Hayward
Legal Aid attorneys announced a class action suit challenging Route 238 east of Nimile Freeway. The filing names four individuals and several plaintiffs living along the planned right of way, alleging improper land acquisition and displacement of low income and minority residents. The suit contends state and local agencies failed to provide adequate relocation housing and environmental review.
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Eagleton vows to stay on ticket amid health storms
In San Francisco Sen Thomas Eagleton meets Democratic leaders and refuses to quit as George McGovern's running mate. He defends his capacity despite revelations of psychiatric treatment in the past and declares he will remain on the ticket amid delegate support and public scrutiny.
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Nixon eyes end to war before vote
President Nixon, speaking at a White House news conference, urged ending the war in Vietnam within three months and said he would do all possible to bring peace before the November 7 election. He warned against false hopes while noting enemy incentives to negotiate amid continued North Vietnamese offensives and the US blockade. He also criticized UN Secretary General Waldheim for propaganda.
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Supreme Court Rejects California Refund Order on Phone Fees
Supreme Court Justice Byron R. White denied a California Supreme Court order directing Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co. to refund 150 million to customers. He had issued a temporary stay on July 14 but vacated it, keeping the refunds dispute unresolved.
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