BART seeks federal funding for extensions and startup costs
BART officials presented two proposals in Washington for federal financing of future extensions and for startup costs. The team, led by Harry R. Lange, argued taxpayers in three counties already cover most costs while the federal share remains low. They also met NEA officials who signaled support for art funding in stations.
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BART
Washington, D.C
Alan Cranslim
Frank C. Herritget
Washington
Harry R. Tange
Oakland
Stokes
Asal
Lawrence D. Daliiis
Arts
Lange
Ousted official profiled in real identity swap and Mafia ties
Gerald M. Zelmanowite of New Jersey testified in the DeCarlo Cecere Mafia case claiming immunity after a new identity was issued while Paul Maris led the Alvin Durkin company later renamed Paul Maris Co. He had pursued a December 1972 bid to acquire White Front stores in Northern California until his April ouster.
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Paul Maris
Dickering
New York
California
Gerald M. Zelmanowite
New Jer
Angelo Gyo DeCarlo
Daniel Red Cecere
New Jersey
Zelmanowits
Maris
Alvin Durkin
Paul Maris Company
Paul Maris Co
Creative Capital of
Flow
Pat
Los Angeles
Dairy owner dies after fall injuries in Hayward
Chester Arthur Green owner of Green Acre Dairy on Grove Way Hayward died Saturday from a head injury after a fall. He aided youth activities and school bond elections, served 12 years with the Hayward Chamber of Commerce, and delivered to about a quarter of district schools. Surviving wife Mary and four children. A funeral service will be held at Rivenzen Bros. Chapel in Hayward tomorrow at 2:15 PM.
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Chester Arthur Green
Green Acre
Grove Way
Green, Jr
Marstall Hansen
Hayward Unified School District
Green
Jury Seeks Con Campo Slaying Trial Details
In Sonora AP reports jury selection begins for Constancia DeOcampa 30 of Mi wok Indian Vallejo accused of shooting Andrew Nelson 20 at a party after the Accra Festival Indian celebration. Tuolumne County Superior Court Judge Ross A Carkeet leads opening procedure discussions as lawyers prepare opening statements next Monday. American Indian Movement and Native American Defense Fund urge DeOcampa supporters to attend.
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DeVcampa
Andrew Nelson
Accra
American Indian Movement
The
Native American Defense Fund
DeOcampo
San Francisco Board Changes Dog Law to Infraction
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors shifted dog ownership penalties from misdemeanor to infraction on Monday. Citations will follow standard traffic violation procedures for unleashed dogs and those that defecate on sidewalks, lawns, gardens, and trees.
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San Francisco
UPI
Board of Supervisors
Sim Francisco
Psychiatrist Protests Firing Over Drug Treatment Plan
Dr Don Gundmacher a 33 year old psychiatrist in San Mateo County was dismissed from the San Mateo Health and Welfare Department after publicly opposing heroin addiction treatment plans. He held a San Francisco news conference to protest the action alleging wrongful dismissal as a fully competent employee.
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San Francisco
UPL
San Mateo
Bank of Amerina Inday Launches Dental Patient Credit
In San Prancio City a Bank of Amerina Inday program offers patients up to 300 dollars credit during a five minute dentist office phone call. If the patient has a BankAmericard, charges apply. a special account may be created. It is touted as a nationwide first and may expand to other California cities.
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SAN Prancisco
WPL
Bank of Amerina Inday
BankAmericard
Sin Pratirises
California
Fire Hits SP Iron Works Blaze Near Foothill
Smoke from SP Tron Works at 17140 Foothill draws South County Fire Department units from Castro Valley Ashland and other towns. Eyewitness Manghret Zatback, an employee at Portal Motel nearby, said the temporary wall collapse threat prompted brief danger to motel units. Mrs Zarback helped control the fire with a hose until firefighters arrived around 10 40 am. Traffic near the scene was tied up from 2040 am and slowed to a crawl by 1136 am per California Highway Patrol. no further details released.
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SP Tron
Foothill
South County Tire Departments
Manghret
California
Nixon aide implicated in Watergate typing at DNC HQ
Harmony described typing intelligence reports and logs of telephone conversations monitored at the Democratic National Committee headquarters. She said she did not know at the time she was handling bugging logs. The sixth public Watergate hearing opened after a delay and CBS TV coverage was announced.
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Democratic Party
Watergate
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Wixon
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Channel 9
Cox
Sam Irvin
D-N.c
Liddy
Hunt Jr
White House
Nixon
Nigen
Ronald L. Ziegler
Harmony
Democratic National Committee
Dig Yields 70 Vehicle Parts Worth 200000 At Hayward Yard
Hayward lawmen report a five day dig at 2663 WW Winton Ave uncovers about 70 stolen truck parts valued near 200000. Detectives say two pieces traced to Cataluna Tracking Co and San Jose service firm belong to vehicles stolen three years ago. Authorities warn of possible 20 more arrests and future digs across the Bay Area.
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West Winton Avenue
Albert Allen
Cataluna
San Jose
Allen
San Teandro
Ron Bair
Blair
Heaid
Alameda County
Hayward Area
Bay Area
US forms plan for global sea pollution committee
Hassell EL Train, head of the Presidents Council on Environmental Quality, urged IMCO in London to create a Marine Environment Protection Committee. The panel would oversee the oil pollution ban, ocean dumping rules, and a forthcoming ships pollution treaty to be developed next October. He warned that marine pollution threatens sea commerce and environmental health.
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United States
Hassell EL Train
Council On Environmental Quality
London
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Iater
Magitline Consultative Organization
IMCO
Train
Regional government push faces skepticism and delays
ABAG advocates regional coordination across Alameda County districts and agencies while city officials voice doubts about local buy in. Supervisor Borl and Newark's Plowright warn cities may resist a unified plan as ABAG and BART seek greater public input and hearings to shape transportation policy nationwide.
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Alameda County
Joseph Borl
Knox
Vioual
Bay Area
BART
Ex-rest home chief admits stock fraud in big case
John L Clark former head of Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America pleaded guilty to one count in a securities case that prosecutors say drained about 200 million from investors. Sentencing set for Sept 19. Clark faced up to five years and a 10000 dollar fine.
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New York
UPT
John L Clark
Clark
Oklahoma City
le Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America
Adack
Soviet overhaul warned by Vice Admiral Richaver
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Richaver warned Nashville readers that the Soviet Union is building a military establishment expected to surpass the United States in virtually all respects by 1475, signaling a dramatic shift in global power.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Nashville
Tornorsea
Tennesseam
Village toys with royal romance crowding Wiltshire
Great Somerford in Wiltshire failed to win any prize in a village tidy contest. Parish Clerk Briah White cited visitors and parking chaos caused by Princess Anne and Lt. Mark Phillips as the village’s main regret in the wake of the royal romance.
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England
UPI
Wiltshire
Anne
Mark Phillips
Briah White
Hic Paar
Phillips
White
Review of Bay Biota Studies Finds Sampling Flaws
Nichols argues inconsistent sampling and faulty species identification compromise conclusions on San Francisco Bay biota. He critiques Berkeley and Kaiser studies for vague life-process data, urging multi agency coordination to assess bay health and the effects of chronic low level pollutants. Copies of USGS Circular 677 are available on request.
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Nichols
Bay
Sanitary Engineering Research Laboratory
University of California At Berkeley
Kaiser Engineers
Poland
San Francisco Bay
USGS
Survey
Menk Parto
U.S. Geological Survey
Washington, DC
Maine Court Upholds Oil Conveyance Law
The Maine Supreme Court rejected challenges to a state oil spill liability law. The decision preserves a per barrel assessment to fund cleanup and coastal resource protection, with about 3.5 million held in escrow from Portland Pipeline Co. and major oil firms. The law also imposes strict liability on terminal operators for spills.
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Maine
UPI
William R. Adams
Department of Environmental Infection
Adams
U.S Supreme Court
All Com
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Florida
Inelorida
Stati
State Supreme Court
Portland Pipeline Co
Hayward Teachers Seek Raises Amid Calendar Dispute
Hayward teachers press for pay hikes as the district negotiates the 1974 contract. HUTA executive director Cloyd Massengill accuses the board of unilateral calendar adoption while negotiations continue. Union leader Micheaels challenges cutting budget items to fund raises. KUTA president Phyllis Day notes salaries lag Bay Area districts due to past tax limit nonlevy.
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HUTA
Gregory Michonels
Micheaels
Hedgecock
Haris
Hal
Phyllis Day
KUTA
Bay Area
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