Hayward to study suburban noise with $11,000 contract
Hayward plans spend nearly 11 thousand dollars this summer on a study by Bolt Bur ank and Newman to measure existing and projected noise near freeways railroads ports and busy streets. The result may influence council rules on noise limits affecting motorcycles traffic construction and loud equipment.
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Vintage 1926 whiskey fetches six thousand dollars at auction
A single 1926 vintage bottle fetched 6,000 dollars at a recent auction. Only one bottle remains from six originally procured. In total, 30,000 bottles of wine were sold at the sale.
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Roy Shepard
New York
Atlanta
Water rate hike study moves forward in San Francisco
The San Francisco City Engineer and utilities panel approved a study on five year recovery costs and recommended increases to reduce the citys red ink. Residential bills could rise from 14.85 to 13.60, as proposed three fold meter charges but lower volume charges shift the impact to smaller users.
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Congress Votes to End War Funding
Washington reports Congress approved an amendment to forbid use of future funds for Cambodia bombing. The House passed by 224 to 172 with a similar Senate version. the measure requires a Senate-House conference to merge differences. If agreed, it could curb U S war expenditures in Southeast Asia and force Nixon to choose a veto or funding halt.
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Livermore Lab unveils new laser breakthrough in fusion quest
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory physicists Paul Hoff Charly Rhodes and James Swingle report a new class of lasers with energy transfer enabling higher pulse energy and potential fusion use Xenon molecules emit laser beams and a krypton laser is demonstrated The work aims to harness a controlled fusion reaction for abundant electrical energy and involved the Laser Fusion Program under the Atomic Energy Commission The findings were presented by Dye Hoff at the Conference on Laser Engineering and Application in Washington DC
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Reagan Gains in California Poll Public Support
The California Poll finds Ronald Reagan favored for governor with a rise in those rating his job as good. The survey of 1,43 face to face interviews between May 7 and 17 shows Reagan ahead of a previously divided public. Nixon’s rating slips while Cranston remains generally favorable for U S Senate prospects.
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Phones that cue birthdays at Seattle bank
SEAT Warn introduces a home controlled telephone computing service at Seattle Pist National Bank next Tuesday. It allows bill payment without checks and auto reminders for birthdays. The system tracks dates and appointments, mails biweekly expense summaries, and costs $6.40 monthly for a household. It operates through any touchtone telephone.
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Newsmen honored in AP writing contest for California Nevada
Two Daily Review reporters won second-place AP writing prizes in the California Nevada division. Robert J. Lira earned spot news for Fob the Alameda jet crash story. Gary Tischler won feature for May 21 1972 obituary of Rosalie White heated to death.
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Alameda
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Ohio
Oklahoma University
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California Pregnancy Aid Benefits Ruling Attacked
A federal court ruling granting disability benefits to pregnant women could cost California about 120 million dollars yearly and risk bankrupting the program within 17 months unless the legislature raises contributions. Geduldig, director of Human Resources Development, warned the impact could reach 20 000 cases annually, with average weekly benefits around 63 dollars and total costs rising to 495 million dollars per year once current surpluses vanish.
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Weekend Forecast: Clouds, Fair Weather Expected
A weekend of fair weather is forecast with morning and night low clouds. Highs are expected around 75 degrees with similar overnight lows. More weather details on page 2.
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