Hayward to receive 2.6 million for jobs program
Federal public works funds totaling 5.8 million will aid South County cities and Alameda County projects, with Hayward set to gain 2.6 million and the Oakland courthouse jail planned for 7 million. The second round of funds under the 1976 act targets job creation and capital projects, though some cities like Union City and Pleasanton will see limited or no second-round money.
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Eden board to raise hospital fees up to 10 percent
Eden Hospital board proposes a 10 percent price rise across room rates and related services in the 1977-78 budget totaling 10.8 million dollars. The plan anticipates a June surplus, with room rate increases to 146.8 dollars per day for multi bed wards and higher charges for beds, nursery care, and ancillary services starting next January.
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Eden
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Modern day Tea Party toll protest planned near bridges
Fremont citizens form a group to stage a modern Boston Tea Party oppose July 1 toll hikes on the Hayward San Mateo Dumbarton and Bay bridges. They plan car caravans public demonstrations and may seek a court injunction delaying the $7.7 million toll increase with legal costs estimated at $9,000.
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Secret Lindbergh headline leads to murder mystery
Clifford Daze, 53, uncovers 50 year old murder of his mother Mrs. C G Doze after reading a 1927 Buffalo Evening News front page story about her beating and strangling in Ellicott Creek Tonawanda. Police questioned his father, no charges filed, case remains unsolved.
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Carter confirms 1975 tax return audited in White House remarks
President Carter acknowledged the IRS is auditing his 1975 income tax return amid a day of mixed White House statements. Vice President Mondale's 1976 return also is being audited. Powell defended the process, noting no impropriety, while IRS officials discussed scheduling a future meeting with Carter's longtime accountant.
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IRS
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Americus
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Tatler
IHS
Ford hits hole-in-one in Memphis Classic pro-am
Former President Gerald Ford hoists his ace on the fifth hole during the Memphis Classic pro-am yesterday. Danny Thomas salutes as Ford jokes about waiting 64 years for the sweet shot and recalling his bunker-shot past.
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Danny Thomas
Ford
Mayors seek update on possible Castro Valley Castro Valley annexation
Alameda County Mayors Conference asks for a county update on possible incorporation or annexation of Castro Valley Sant Lorenzo and Dublin. Also notes garage conversions illegal hazardous per San Tzandin officials and a traffic plan dispute among Castro Valley residents and Blackwell developers.
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