McDonalds Pallet at San Francisco BART Station Proposal
A BART directorate committee in Oakland recommended leasing space for a McDonalds restaurant at a San Francisco station. William C. Blake proposed a $50,000 monthly fee and construction by him on floors of his Market Street building, with all costs covered for the link to BART. The panel urged the full board to approve at the December 14 meeting.
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Transit station plan links Bay Area lines in SF
San Francisco officials unveiled a proposal to transform the Hast Bay Terminal at First and Mission into a spacious transit hub topped by three high rise office buildings. The plan, still in study, would cost about 125 million with about 95 million for the towers and 20 million for the public facility funded largely by private air rights holders. The hub would serve AC Transit Muni Railway Golden Gate Transit Greyhound Gray Line Airporter Continental Trailways and Amtrak trains plus a BART connection. Studies continue through 1974 with public hearings to follow after an environmental impact review.
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Student charged with extortion at San Leandro High
A San Leandro High sophomore was arrested yesterday on extortion charges for allegedly threatening older students to gain money, promising his brothers would beat them. He was released to foster guardians and referred to probation. Police noted four students reported threats, one hit, another pinched in the stomach during the incident.
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Drunken driving crash in San Leandro leads to felony charges
Sluyen Gnaman of Farrelly Drive faces felony drunken driving charges after a head on crash on lower Davis Street near Caterpillar Tractor Co. in San Leandro. Gnaman, injured, is hospitalized in Hayward for possible internal injuries. Ronald Earl Westman of Main Street Hayward suffered head injuries and a sprained ankle but was not hospitalized.
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Injured woman in good condition after Nimitz crash
San Leandro police say Anne Morsberg was hospitalized in Highland Hospital after a family fight and a wild pickup crash along the Nimitz freeway and Marina Boulevard. Witnesses chased the vehicle as it struck a center divider, gas pumps, and Reese to a service station before stopping.
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Trial details unfold in Chino murder case and weapon link
AP reports a murder trial in Chino where guns tied to the case surfaced. Laguna Hills resident Lary E. Leach testified selling a Ruger .35 caliber pistol disassembled with a missing barrel. He identified the weapon by its serial number and said another pistol was sold at a San Bernardino gun show to John Gaisor. A third pistol sold to Robert A. Seaback is under review as suspects in a broader ambush case linked to Wheantash, Kansas, and Douglas Burt.
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Ex campaign aide reveals payoffs during Watergate era
Sloan testifies before the Senate Watergate Committee about disbursing more than 2 million in cash to Nixon aides and White House staff before the 1972 bugging. He details Liddy’s $280,008 budget and an $89,000 initial cash payment, saying various figures took instruction from Magruder and Mitchell. He notes suspicions about the purpose of funds and quotes Stans saying he did not want to know the reasons.
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Union City votes for elected mayor option
Union City voters approved an elected mayor by a small turnout with a margin over two to one. 873 of 0,106 registered cast ballots with 591 yes and 255 no on Proposition 1. 401 backed a four year mayor term on Proposition 3, while Proposition 2 for two years failed with 524 votes. The plan calls for next spring’s municipal election to choose the first mayor among council members.
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L'Amatack
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Decale
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Union City Improvement Association
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Fno
Watergate echoes in Republican faces says state official
In San Francisco and Montgomery Alabama reports, figures including Hugh Plattenoy and Dr Forest Sudden weigh Watergate’s impact. Plattenoy argues the party will rebound while Sudden backs new health data and cautions the GOP against overreach as investigations unfold.
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Watergate
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Los Angeles Ordered to Cut Owens Valley Water Use
An appeals court in Sacramento ordered Los Angeles to reduce water pumping from Owens Valley, which supplies about one third of the city’s water. The ruling upholds a suit by The County demanding an environmental impact statement before further pumping. The decision could raise state rates but will not halt service.
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Fake coins abound in San Francisco counterfeiting surge
San Francisco reports a surge in counterfeit 520 US coins as gold prices rise. A Treasury agent notes the coins use correct amounts of gold but remain illegal to possess. A Secret Service official says the fakes are attractive to collectors but counterfeiters profit from the authentic look. A dealer says genuine coins are hard to distinguish due to molds and finely detailed edges.
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Vice Mayor Erin Gogho Ousted In San Jose Race
In San Jose an incumbent vice mayor David Gogho, age 35, was defeated by Jim Self, 37, an urban planning administrator, in a result showing Self winning the mayoral seat while the seven member council election also produced Susane Wilson, a conservationist and housewife, defeating Dorothy Silva for the seat. The vote totals cited show narrow margins amid a housing development growth push and an initiative capping new housing projects.
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Safeway Ads Urge Farm Worker Elections Clash Looms
Oakland notices report Safeway urging farm worker elections amid a brewing conflict between Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers and the Teamsters over representation in grape fields. UFW says forged cards were used to claim majority. Safeway declines backing a specific union, urging peaceful resolution while threats of strikes loom if contracts aren’t renewed.
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Palestine Jail Visit Sparks Suspicion of Infraction
A man accused of inspecting conditions for prisoners was jailed on suspicion of infraction after a disruptive entrance at the Palestine county jail. The incident prompted discussions of election oversight and municipal bicycle initiatives praised by Mayor Lester, who praised the city’s new bicycles for cutting costs and promoting fitness.
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Marin man guilty of stock fraud in Marin County
A Marin County Superior Court judge found Koken W Pollock 40 of Marin involved in a civil fraud case linked to United Financial Corp and its 10 subsidiaries. The fund had faced receivership after the Securities and Exchange Commission action in 1902. Pollock allegedly imposed a rule against redemptions yet continued to solicit investors with promises of high returns and solid management.
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Bel Air father rescues drowning daughter from seven foot pool
Thomas Sullivan, 26, a Los Angeles resident and Harvard graduate, heard bubbles from his drowning three year old daughter Blythe after a fall into a seven foot pool in Bel Air. He located her underwater, performed five minutes of mouth to mouth resuscitation, and she began breathing as firemen arrived for further aid. The incident occurred after he had moved to LA three days earlier to pursue music.
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