Highlands street project to reshape hillside area in Hayward
City engineers warn the Highlands two Assessment District street project will drastically alter the hillside north and east of California State University Hayward. The $4.2 million plan will remove trees and landscaping, cut 240000 cubic yards of earth, and replace vegetation with new drainage. Five homes will be removed on Hayward Boulevard Hiltcrest Avenue and Civic Avenue, with erosion controls used where possible.
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McGovern vote on civil rights hit by Humphrey
In California and Los Angeles the race for the Democratic nomination heats up as Humphrey accuses McGovern of voting to emasculate the Civil Rights Act provision on fast court action for voting rights. McGovern campaigns in California ahead of the primary and schedules New Mexico swing.
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Weather forecast notes early summer warmth ahead
The weather man predicts fair skies through tomorrow with a high near 9, southerly winds around 15 mph in the afternoon, and tonight's temperature around 45. See more on page 31.
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Lengthy ballot draws high turnout in South County
Voters in South County are urged to turnout for a lengthy ballot tomorrow. Polls will be open from 7 am to 8 pm as residents vote on three Alameda County Board of Supervisors seats, a municipal judgeship, five Congressional districts, three State Assembly districts, one State Senate district, and various ballot measures including clean air and the Southern crossing bridge. In Congress, the Eighth District race features incumbent George Miller against a field led by Fortney Stark with other candidates including Clarence Davis and Harold Michaels. In the Ninth District contest, incumbent Nancy Edwards faces challengers amid a crowded slate for delegates in Santa Clara County and surrounding areas.
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Review reporter wins prize for feature writing
Daily Review reporter Miss Mills earned first prize in the California Nevada Associated Press contest for newspapers in larger cities. Her April 2 feature about a Hayward family's life after a laler cancer diagnosis highlighted faith and hope. Awards will be presented June 1 in Palo Alto.
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Laird insists nuclear sub bomber plan remains essential
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird told a Senate subcommittee that the United States trails the Soviet Union in nuclear weapons and that the administration will push crash programs to develop new submarines and bombers for the 1980s. He said SALT will cut overall defense outlays by scrapping 10 planned Safeguard ABM sites, but the administration still requires full funding for other strategic offensive programs.
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Fremont to study cures for deficit
Fremont city council will review ways to stave off a budget deficit and possible city service freezes at a special budget session. Proposals include a property tax increase and a construction tax to generate revenue. chief options aim to cover an estimated 933,195 shortfall for 1972-73 and fund wages and benefits.
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Endorsements for Alameda County primary elections
The Daily Garten endorses in tomorrow's primaries: Alameda County Board of Supervisors District 1 John D. Murphy incumbent. District 4 Joseph Sort incumbent. San Leandro Hayward Judicial District Judge Dallas Edgar incumbent. Ballot measures Prop. 1 Cal-Vet bonds Yes Prop. 2 School bonds Yes Prop. 3 Right to counsel Yes Prop. 4 Presidential primary Yes Prop. 5 Appointment of regents No Prop. 0 Naturalized citizens voting eligibility Yes Prop. 7 Taxes on single family dwellings No Prop. 8 Chiropractors Yes Prop. 9 Environmental initiative No Prop. 10 Constitutional revision Yes Regional Prop. A Southern Crossing Yes South County Community College District Prop. M Increase operating tax rate 20 cents Yes Prop. N Levy 20 cents tax for new Livermore campus Yes
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Angela Davis Acquitted in San Rafael Kidnapping Case
Angela Davis, 28, former UCLA instructor and admitted Communist, freed after being acquitted of all charges in the San Rafael kidnapping and murder trial. She praised supporters and said the acquittal proves only a fair trial was possible, while condemning the American court system.
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