House panel OKs energy proposals in Carter plan
Washington. A House energy subcommittee approved major non tax and tax provisions of President Carter energy program. The panel sent the non tax measures to the House Commerce Committee while Ways and Means pressed toward finalizing the tax portion by Thursday. Provisions include deregulation of interstate natural gas pricing, incentives to insulate homes, and utilities reforms to promote energy efficiency and a shift away from natural gas toward coal and nuclear energy.
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Carter forms nine member group to study military pay
President Carter announced a nine member committee to review the military compensation system and propose pay levels and benefits. Headed by Marris J. Zwick, the panel includes Gen. William E. DePuy and retired officers, corporate and academic leaders, and will report by March 15.
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Jane C. Pfeiffer
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John H. Filer
Hartford, Conn
Aeina Life and Casualty Co
Philip A. Green
Lake Forest
Wilson Sporting Goods
Hayward Man Faces Drinking Charges After Crash
San Leandro police arrested three men in separate drunken driving incidents. David Cullum, 2, of 2449 Grand Ave, hit a service vault and a No Parking sign, bail set at 815. David Dale Davis, 19, of 15370 Tropic Court, was charged after the crash scent. Frederick Rembrough, 4, of 13210 Central Ave, was booked after colliding with an AC Transit bus on East tlh Street. bail set at 85. No injuries reported.
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Honda to raise U S car prices by four percent
Honda Motor Co. announced a 4 percent average price increase for standard passenger cars sold in the United States, effective July 15. The May 3 price markup averaged about 22 percent in the U S market.
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Police blotter reports rash of burglaries and thefts across area
A string of break ins and thefts reported in Scuin County and surrounding towns includes jewelry and cash missing from homes and businesses. Windows pried and doors forced, with items such as electronics, purses, and a television taken. Suspects described as two youths and multiple entries occurred Friday through Sunday.
Alameda County Fair Midway Tales and Misadventures
A reader wanders the Alameda County Fair midway as lights glow and rides beckon. The scene blends food, games, and small wins like a goldfish prize, while the narrator reflects on aiming for glory amid noisy booths and fleeting luck.
Court rules lawyers may advertise in Arizona and beyond
The court approves legal service advertising as potentially helpful to justice and consumer costs. It cites a Phoenix pair Bates and O'Steen offering uncontested divorces for 175 dollars and bankruptcies for 750 dollars plus filing fees. The Detroit and Dayton school desegregation matters are noted with mixed outcomes.
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California election law upheld for minor parties in ballot access
A three judge court upheld California's petition and registration thresholds for minor parties to appear on statewide ballots, finding them reasonable to prevent crowding. It struck down a provision barring local and congressional candidates from listing their party unless it qualified for statewide status. Secretary of State Eu appeals. The ruling notes limited statewide registrations among minor parties, with La Raza Unida showing more support than others like Socialist Workers and Libertarian groups.
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Tougher saccharin ban eyed by FDA chief
FDA Commissioner Donald Kennedy said the agency is weighing a stronger saccharin ban, expanding the prohibition beyond foods and drinks and limits on medical use. He cited new evidence linking saccharin to bladder cancer in human males and noted an extended six month comment period to review a Canadian study raising questions about continuing its approval for drug use.
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Man held in attempt to sell stolen car
Richmond man Garry Smith, 20, was arrested Friday after trying to sell a stolen 1973 Datsun to a local dealer. He could not produce the pink slip and the car bore plates from another vehicle. Smith posted $1,040 bail and faces municipal court arraignment on car theft charges.
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Fire call at John Muir School ends near disaster
Police searched for two would be arsonists after a burglary at John Muir Junior High School. A welding torch was lit and natural gas valves opened, creating a dangerous situation that was averted when the torch went out. Two projectors and tools valued at over $40 were stolen through a broken rear window. An inscription reading Big Burt was here was scrawled on a wall.
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Two Oakland men jailed in $1,000 Granada TV burglary
San Leandro police arrested Tate 25 and Johnson 24 Saturday for questioning in a $1,000 burglary at Granada TV on 14th Street. Three TVs were recovered from Tate’s Oakland home. The duo was found in a car at 14th and Randall at 4:15 AM with loot and burglary tools.
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San Leandro Driver Injured In MacArthur Freeway Crash
James J. Tramtitle, 33, of 80 Castro Street San Leandro, suffered major facial cuts and internal injuries when his car left the MacArthur Freeway ramp near Gravé Avenue at about 1 a.m. He ran off the shoulder through a fence into a tree. He was arrested on suspicion of drunk driving and hospitalized first at Vesper Memorial, then transferred in stable condition to the Veterans Administration Hospital in Palo Alto.
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Hayward Motorcyclist Injured in Morning Collision
Hayward man in fair condition at St Rose Hospital after a crash on the Jackson Boulevard overpass of the Nimitz Freeway involving a motorcycle and another vehicle. Injured: Paul Swart, 21967 Garden Ave., Hayward. Incident reported about 7 a.m.
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Republicans urge death veto override in California
The California Republican Assembly urges the state Assembly to override Gov. Brown is veto of a capital punishment bill. CRA President Howard Evars criticizes the delay and Senate handling as unwise as lawmakers debate the measure and Sen. John Briggs defends the process.
Ashland Annexation to San Leandro Debated
Ashland petitions await filing before a possible ordinance to join San Leandro, while San Leandro officials favor holding an election in San Leandro to decide. City leaders elsewhere push a cautious approach, delaying studies on impacts until petitions are filed and signatures verified. The proposed annexation would extend San Leandro’s limits east to San Leandro Creek, including Rolando Crest and Van avenues, with boundaries adjusting to exclude Fairmont Hospital property.
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