Stark faction files broad state and national candidate disclosures
Financial disclosures for Tuesday's primary reveal cash on hand and loans for candidates and committees. Pete Stark's Democratic committee shows $172 in itemized cash, $12,582 from ticket sales, and $112,500 in loans from prior campaigns.
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Walkathon funds call for better schools under scrutiny
Union City women complain about a school walkathon to back the New Haven district bond measures amid questions of hours used and promotional tactics. District officials say volunteers distributed flyers at lunch and the event supports the Citizens Committee for Better Schools, with several local organizations and individuals donating. The fundraiser proceeds from sponsors at four dollars per mile will support the campaign fund while avoiding use of district time or resources for advocacy.
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EPA asks 49 plants to report vinyl chloride emissions
The EPA requested 49 plants nationwide to report whether they emit vinyl chloride into the air and to provide data on amounts and control costs. The move aims to inform potential rules on emissions for a chemical linked to liver cancer, with prior studies suggesting possible exposure in parts of Louisiana, Kentucky, and the Houston area.
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Fremont Pimentel and San Jose’s Thomas enter 25th District race
Former Fremont mayor Jack Pimentel and Art Thomas of San Jose announce bids for the 25th Assembly District primary. Pimentel campaigns on local control and minimal state intercession, favoring regional cooperation and tougher law enforcement. Thomas stresses energy policy, crime prevention, higher teacher pay, and faith driven ethics in politics.
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Primary choices spark vigor in South County voting
Voters in the 10th Congressional District covering Hayward Fremont Newark and Union City weigh Dem primary bids as Marian Banducci challenges Rep Don Edwards. Milwaukee Angel Montgomery Entwistles etc. The Ninth District features Pete Stark facing Manuel Alvarado. results set for November.
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HARD eyes shoreline acquisition tops HARD’s post Proposition 1 plan
Hayward Area Recreation District would gain priority shoreline land buying if voters approve Proposition 1, which would allocate 20 million for water parks and beaches and 90 million statewide with Alameda County receiving over 4.2 million. HARD estimates 25,221 for its share if approved and aims to open miles of shoreline between San Leandro and Fremont to public use, explore a marina and trails, and consider wildlife refuges as part of potential plans.
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Labor Council backs Karabian over Fong for secretary of state
Alameda County Central Labor Council, affiliated with the AFL-CIO, declines to endorse Assemblywoman March Fong for secretary of state due to her support for Proposition 9. The council endorses Assemblyman Walter Karabian, citing his stance on reform measures and opposition to lobbying limits. Fong’s staff says the endorsement will not alter her commitment to labor causes.
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