Dump closings May Raise Garbage Rates in South County
Alameda County Joint Refuse Rate Committee drafted a new schedule with higher rates for Hayward Castro Valley and Oro Loma districts to cover $1.4 million dump closing costs. The San Leandro and West Winton dumps closed, with disposal costs rising to about $1 million for filling San Leandro. Rates will still be higher than present but lower than Oakland Scavenger’s initial countywide request.
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Alameda County Supervisors balk at strike cost estimate
Alameda County Board of Supervisors rejected Supervisor Thomas Bates request for a staff cost estimate on the 22 day strike by three SEIU locals. The vote came as about 2900 union members walked the fourth week of the action amid disrupted meetings and a push from activists for a settlement and cost of living relief for workers and their families.
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Cooper
Alameda County
Santa Clara
Senate panel backs Debbie Rebiejo Act for tougher parole
SACRAMENTO UPI The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved a parole reform package named after Debbie Rebiejo, a 21 year old San Lorenzo coed who was molested and killed by a parolee. The bills AB283 AB876 would raise parole eligibility to 15 years on life sentences and require public safety findings before release. If enacted the act would also require board approval for life-term releases and track parolees who commit homicide. The bills move to the Senate floor after strong support from Assemblyman Alister McAlister and the Rebiejo family.
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San Lorenzo
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San Jose
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California
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San Loreno
Weather Ahead Promises Warm Day in South County
South County forecasts fair skies and rising temperatures with highs in the 60s and overnight lows near 40. Southwest winds will blow at 10 to 20 mph as the day warms, with more weather details on page 2.
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Democrats Debate House Reform Plan
In a tense caucus Democrats faced pressure from Speaker Carl Albert and Thomas O’Neill to reform the party’s committee system amid sex scandal taint. They delayed a final decision on trimming fringe benefits and tightening reporting, aiming to prevent obstructionism ahead of November elections.
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House
Thomas O'Neill
Consolidation and continuation of Daily Review Morning News
In Hayward California on Wednesday June 7 the Daily Review carries consolidation notes and continuation details on the Morning News. The notice lists the 783-6111 contact for subscribers and mentions page references for ongoing coverage.
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New Haven superintendent finalist race eyed by panel
A nine member citizens advisory committee told New Haven school trustees they leaned toward David P. Tansey, Sequoia Unified assistant superintendent, as the preferred finalist. If Tansey scores poorly on board evaluations, the panel would back Acting Superintendent Guy Emanuele who is familiar with the district. Reserve support for third finalist Justin Ardellini came from Livermore Valley Joint Unified’s educational services chief.
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Tansey
New Haven
Guy Emanuele
Emanuele
Luttle
Justin Ardellini
Ite
Livermore Valley
Citizens Committee
Norma Hastings
Syd Furman
Tunsey
Linstee
Jess
Property tax relief bills die in Assembly committee
In Sacramento two major property tax relief bills failed to pass out of the Assembly Revenue and Taxation Committee. The Senate-passed measures were sent to an interim study session after adjournment, requiring statewide voter approval as constitutional amendments. Eight members, including S Floyd Mann and William Lockyer, voted to send the bills to study. floor passage failed 42 to 21.
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