Primary Election Narrowly Defined Ballot Across Districts
Voters in today’s primary vote on governor, U.S. senator, six statewide offices, 43 congressional and 100 state legislative seats, and a main reform proposal. In South County, residents face a contested Heyward-San Leandro Judicial District municipal court judgeship and other measures. Final results expected around 4am. Daily Review will publish tomorrow.
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Downtown San Leandro Plans Unveiled For Retail Center
San Leandro city officials plan July 18 to unveil major downtown proposals a 325000 square foot retail center near J C Penney and Verl and Lindsinas well as an eight to twelve story high rise on East 14th Street The plans include initial studies by Conrad and Associates and a people mover analysis by Howard Rosa with preliminary cost estimates and consultant expenses capped at 4500 and 2100 respectively The projects will be reviewed during a Redevelopment Agency meeting and a dinner with redevelopment committee members
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Hayward Union City summer jobs campaign gains state aid
Gerald Rendahl of the National Alliance of Business Men with Hayward Mayor Tone Weinreb and Union City Councilman Richard Oliver promotes a summer job program. The Mayor's Task Force for Jobs has lined up 694 openings in Hayward and Union City, recruited via telephoning and coordinated with the State Employment Development Department for youth interviews. area employers are urged to call 537 JOBS.
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Cambodian education chief killed in student protest
Cambodian education minister and top aide were killed when a high school protest escalated. Police claimed they were shot during the melee as students used officials as shields, with conflicting accounts of how the violence started. Military police reported several deaths, injuries, and dozens arrested as riot control dispersed the crowd.
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Union City cites police petition amid Miner probe
Union City leaders faced a petition with nearly 500 signatures backing the Union City Police Department and Officer John Miner. The drive, led by Janice Davis, urged council support for the investigation and for extending aid to the police and Miner. The council previously declined to join a land jury inquiry into the April 19 shooting of Alberto Terrones Jr. by Miner and rejected suspending Miner or diverting city legal funds. A rival group, Committee for Justice for Terrones, claimed ~1,000 signatures on similar demands.
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Weather outlook calls for mostly fair conditions
The weatherman expects fair weather through tomorrow with scattered low clouds late at night and in the early morning. Tonight’s low near 55 degrees, with tomorrow’s high expected between 75 and 80 degrees.
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Crash couple to wed in hospital
Michaelynn Hardesty, bedridden with a broken back, will marry pilot James Theobald tomorrow night at Eden Hospital. The couple, who had planned a Chicago wedding before technical delays, survived a May 1 plane crash east of Hayward while returning from a flight. Theobald and their three children were aboard.
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Letter bomb ends life of veteran judge in Pasco courthouse
A homemade pipe bomb wrapped in brown paper killed longtime Judge James Lawless in his Pasco courthouse chambers Monday. Sheriff Bowles said the device, found near the door, caused superficial damage. colleagues described him as a humane, respected jurist. Investigators seek the attacker as threats against the judge had been reportedly minimal.
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Washington energy chief to discuss dress code for officials
Federal Energy Chief John Reed will meet Tuesday to address attire guidelines for public officials. The discussion centers on professional appearance, with emphasis on women’s clothing standards and comfortable options suitable for formal duties.
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Penny candies may soon vanish, says candy executive
Peter F Norton, Norton of Lauens Inc Reading PA, predicts penny candies fade as candy ingredient costs rise. He cites slow price rise and a spike in ingredients affecting candy and cough drops for the annual convention. The report also notes the last singing telegram in Oakland CA and Nevada posting city headquarters in Reno.
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Tokyo Usika rail halt powers line failure
A halted high speed rail line near Tokyo and Shizuoka disrupted service after a snakebite incident hit a transmission line causing a power fault. An investigation noted a snake near facilities at the terminal sites and a suspect claimed nearby hazards. No injuries reported.
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