Transit site debate over BART Hesperian Boulevard plan
Alameda County Board of Supervisors and Sun Lea Islao City Council consider alternatives for a Bay Area Rapid Transit station serving Hesperian Boulevard. Officials cite poor access if placed north of the Western Pacific railroad and south of the Bay Fair mall, with Bay Fair property as only likely crossing route. San Leandro council delays consensus on a site amid engineer cautions.
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Alameda County Board
Gepervisers
Sun Leaisiro
Bay Area Rapid Tranche Fo Thal
Bay Fair
James FL Vivrette
Board of Supervisors
He Bay
San Leadra Council
Hesperian Boulevard
Tris
Hesperian
Railroad
Halcyon
Patriarch Athenagoras Collapses During Ceremonies
Istanbul Greek Patriarch Athenagoras, 78, collapsed at religious services and was ordered to bed by a patriarchate spokesman. Reports differ on cause with one citing fainting and overwork while another mentions a possible heart issue. He is resting at his residence after the incident. The pope and patriarch had met during Pope Paul VI’s Holy Land pilgrimage, the first such meeting in centuries.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Athenagoras
Cumhuriyet
Patriarchste Souess
Bridge Pointer Edits and Collegiate Championship Talk
A fragmented bridge discussion references players Bi Root Lar of Spades and Raster, noting a tough hand in the Intercah hand and collegiate championships. It speculates on bidding strategies, South opening implications, and the effect of Wests discard on the play.
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Bi Root
Lar
Ty Raster
Telas
Acs
Trurpps
West
South
Akegz
North Stuld
Social Security claim tips and a bridge hand puzzle
The text blends a guide claiming faster Social Security processing with a chaotic bridge problem. It cites using fake documents as a trick and then shifts to a bridge scenario where partner opens hearts and plays a hand with a specific card layout, asking what the responder holds. The piece mixes dubious advice with a tactical card question.
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Steeywengy
Alameda County
West
Dumny
Finnesse
Srades
Hearts
Rocket Ship Test Ready for Flight Tests Today
The No. 2 X1a rocket plane, damaged in November 1962, is repaired and prepared for flight tests today and Friday. The craft, certified at Aniwert Bit six Hearts, is expected to demonstrate high speed and maneuverability for Air Force evaluation.
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Edwards Air Force Jbase
Ftte
Air Force
Robert A. Rushworth
Yale
Alwas
Government Backed Housing Loss Insurance Proposed
Armand Fontaine of the American Building Contractors Association urged a government backed plan to insure builders against losses and protect buyers in integrated housing shifts. He argued such guarantees would prevent panic selling when neighborhoods become integrated, likening it to agricultural risk protection. He spoke at a West Coast meeting outlining a nationwide program to stabilize property values amid racial integration.
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Manhattan Beach
Howe
Fontaine
Uberl
Lordes
Inetatinn
Cnniraci
Lena
Nat
Saidi
Te Fontaine
Eni
Nalkmal
Sam
Beverly Hills
Snvans
Lalion
Armand Fontaine
Tive
Amterican Building Conrractors Association
Lal
Jess
Inquiry on Required Documents for Benefits Claims
The office outlines needed items for claims including age proofs, life insurance policies, self employment, a 1963 tax return or W-2 forms, employer lists with addresses and payments, spouse birth dates, marriage dates, and children's birth certificates. It notes claims process faster if maternity forms are brought on first visit.
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Huis Maternity
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Pellite Conserva Ave
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Ynne
the Daily Review
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California
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Ray W. Dahl
Roy W. Baht
Sandese Ave
Alameda
Heye
McKinlek Pontice Dey
Deby Warum
McRigeck
Ponting Acleasman
Dahl
Mekissick
McKissick Pontiac
McKissick Pontiac, Inc
San Leandro
Richfield Boron
Richfield
IBM
Boron
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