Size of Winton jail still undetermined
A brief notice reports the size of a Winton jail remains undetermined amid ongoing discussions in Serevent county. Local authorities, including officials from the county seat, weigh design options and funding plans while awaiting additional assessments.
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Jail discussion stalls as supervisors clash over final order
The board delayed action on a jail plan amid friction led by Supervisor Thomas Bates and criticism from Hayward leader Ken Price. Santana reported 1010 prisoners in Santa Rita with 317 at 24810 Willimel Way, while debate focused on timing and separation of duties in the project.
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New Haven Faces Tax Vote After Valley Valuation Jump
New Haven voters approved a 47-cent increase last spring though the 1875-78 rate will not rise. A larger assessed valuation could push the rate down to about $5.54 per $100, keeping a roughly $46.25 annual tax on a $5,000 home, as trustees plan a possible election in about 11 months to cover rising salaries and district costs.
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Experts to study Fremont schools
A State Department of Education management assistance team will visit Fremont to advise on reviving the ailing district at the request of new Superintendent War Jayne Ferguson. The four systems movement specialists and eight former administrators plan to assess all phases of district operations, with arrival likely late this year or early next.
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Ford Brezhnev Make Progress Toward Arms Accord
Ford and Brezhnev held a two hour 10 minute private talk at the Helsinki summit. They focused on technical snags in the SALT pact with hopes to sign in Washington this October. The leaders stressed peace in Europe and improved U S Soviet relations as Nessen noted discussions also touched on the Middle East.
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Soviet Threat to Intervene in Sinai War Revealed
Adm. Elmo Zumwalt disclosed that the Soviet Union warned Nixon in 1973 it would send troops into the 1974 Middle East conflict unless Israel halted the destruction of an elite Egyptian unit. The note arrived as Egypt and Israel fought near the Suez, prompting U.S. and Soviet involvement and a worldwide alert order.
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OAS ends Cuba isolation with de facto policy shift
The Organization of American States votes 16 to 3 to let members decide how to relate to Cuba, ending five years of economic and diplomatic isolation. The move signals a possible path toward normalized ties, though full sanctions remain in place and U.S. patience is uncertain.
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Auto makers see upswing despite ongoing slump
DETROIT reports indicate GM and Chrysler signal the trough is past and an upturn could bring work back to over 100,000 idled autoworkers. Yet earnings to sales remain down, justifying potential price increases up to about 900 dollars per car for 1976 models. GM earned 83 million in Q2, Chrysler posted a 58.7 million Q2 loss, Ford and AMC to report later.
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Gas rate hike spares home users
The California Public Utilities Commission approved a $250 million gas rate increase for Pacific Gas & Electric Co. Most households in South County see no change until November 1, with Sept 16 bills dropping 68 cents as non-residential customers bear prior hikes. Only about 19 percent use more than 200 therms monthly.
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Mother's Reward Prompted Suspect Surrender in May Robbery
Archie Sanders, 25, turned himself in to San Francisco police after making the one telephone call he was allowed. He told his mother she was responsible for his surrender and urged her to collect the $500 reward posted for his apprehension.
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Continued fair South County weather outlook
Continued fair weather in South County will persist through tomorrow with patchy fog at night and morning. Temperatures will be slightly warmer with daytime readings reaching the 70s and overnight lows around the mid 50s.
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