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Tea party protests toll hike on Dumbarton Bridge
Editorial notes that the Dumbarton and related bridge toll increases, from 70 to 75 cents round trip and 9 to 78 cents on the Bay Bridge, spark protest. It praises grassroots action against the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and cites potential legislative repeal efforts by Sen. John Weissenmayer and possible legal delays.
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California Senate approves broad public smoking ban bill
The state Senate backed SB 500 to bar smoking in almost all public buildings and most workplaces, with a July year enactment date. Cities could enact stricter rules but not looser, while opponents argue enforcement would require heavy policing and invade smokers' rights.
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Court scores four sentenced across three counties
Citizens for Law and Order reports that in Contra Costa Napa and Sonoma counties four persons were sentenced. Seventeen received state prison terms fifty to county jails nine to CYA custody three to CRC two were fined and three placed on probation.
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Basics Prove Superior in Nine Thousand Third Graders Study
Washington report from the U S Office of Education via Art Associates of Cambridge shows 9200 third graders in Follow Through found basics outperform open classroom methods after three years. Nichols Avenue Anacostia and Morgan School San Francisco results cited, costs higher for modern methods, broad trend favors disciplined instruction.
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Welfare, employment tied to aid says WI Rogers
WI Rogers argues that welfare should require work and that a country cannot sustain giving money without duties. She asserts programs must link benefits to action and aims to encourage work. The quote reflects views on welfare reform and public support.
Homosexuality Debate in Miami War Reflects Society’s Moral Struggle
Time Magazine notes a 150 050 homosexual population in Miami while a 40 30 vote rejected a human rights ordinance. The piece argues the state should not intrude on private life yet society must judge morality. It cautions against equal status for homosexuality and urges tolerance plus support for heterosexual unions as central to civilization.
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Letter to Hayward Council on water use and sewer costs
A resident complains that water bills have fallen while sewer charges rise under the Super Sewer project. He questions the 43 45 percent increases, references past bills, and asks why two notices were issued in close succession. He urges council and city departments to justify costs and help residents manage rising living expenses.
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