City eyes debt payoff for downtown parking system
Hayward officials consider settling a $164000 debt tied to a $900000 parking lot bond while meters, expected to fund future improvements, may stay as a revenue source. Council faces zoning and parking plan Tuesday with debate over keeping meter operation to support police, improvements, or potential garage construction.
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Charles McCormack
McCormack
Hanter
Hanley
Frank McCullough
Hayward Central Business Area
Downstown
McCullough
Rumburg
Nixon says no further devaluation of the dollar
President Nixon declares the United States will not allow another dollar devaluation amid pressure in foreign exchange markets. He attributes the drop to speculators and asserts the dollar remains a sound, good bet in world markets despite a slide to new lows.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Frankfurt
IRS officials stress leniency for small taxpayers in audits
Commissioner Johnnie Walters backed a policy that tax agents should reassure minor earners facing audits that jail is unlikely for return errors. Senator Montoya noted taxpayers are terrorized and may sign under pressure to end the ordeal, despite arguments it could cut government revenue.
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Washington
UPI
Johnnie Mr.Walters
IRS
Walters
Senate Appropriations
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
TRS
Montoya
Boxer Larry Davis Wins Fight Celebration
A jubilant Larry Davis wins his boxing match in a display of triumph. The scene captures a relieved crowd and Davis flashing a broad grin after the final bell.
McGovern says Indians in control of Wounded Knee
Senator McGovern and Senator Abourek met AIM leaders in a demilitarized zone near Wounded Knee as militants maintained control and an armed truce persisted. Reports of a fire bombing on AIM leader Aaron De Serca’s home and injuries to his wife sparked concern about talks with federal officials.
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McGovern
Wounded Knee
Pine Ridge
UPE
Ben. George
American Indian Movement
South Dakota
James
Abouredk
AIM
ACM
Aaron de Serca
AEM
Arabs hold U.S. envoy and others in Sudan siege
Guerrillas who seized the Saudi Embassy in Khartoum took U.S. Ambassador Cleo Noel and U.S. Charge d Affaires Curtis Moore hostage along with diplomats from Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Belgium. They demanded the release of jailed Arabs including Sirhan Sirhan and sought safe passage out of Sudan. Negotiations continued after a 2 pm deadline passed, with talks reportedly ongoing as states prepared responses.
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Khartoum
OPT
Aml
Todiy
Munich
Sirhan Sirhan
Roger F. Kennedy
Middle East News Agency
MENA
U.S
Cleo A. Noel
Curtis Moore
Quptamats
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Belgium
Omdurman Radio
U.S. State Department
Washington
State Department
William Macomber
Sudan
Macomber
United States
Ofirham
Israel
Cairo
al Akhbar
Building tradesmen vs ecologists blamed for job woes
Hayward carpenters and painters blame ecologists as the main obstacle to work amid high lumber costs and rising interest rates. Local 178 in Hayward reports 14 of 50 members idle. Local 1822 notes 25 percent of carpenters out of work with 400 plus jobs if conditions improve. Critics oppose growth and favor open space in Fremont and Livermore-Amador Valley.
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South County
Leroy Barstow
Painter's Union Local 178
Hayward
Barstow
Luther Curry
The
Carpenters Man
Fremont
Livermore-Amador Valley
Curry
POW Release Dispute Clouds North Vietnam Exchange
In Saigon the U.S. delegation said Hanoi would release 106 American POWs on Sunday, while Viet Cong spokesmen threatened to block 30 more. The two sides offered conflicting lists and dates with no progress at the four party Joint Military Commission. A Saturday meeting was scheduled as preparations continued at Gia Lam airport and Clark Air Base for transport to Hanoi.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Joint Military Commission
Sion
South Midnam
Gia Lam
Bui Tin
Provisional Revolutionary Government
Viet Cong
Clark Air Base
Weather outlook for the weekend with showers possible
An area weatherman forecasts a dry weekend but shadows of rain may move in tomorrow or Sunday. Temperatures should reach the high sixties to mid seventies with overnight lows in the 50s.
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Area Weatherman
Move Weather
Delayed Mail in Alameda County Sparks San Leandro Tension
The Daily Review reports 26.8 percent of mail failed to reach desti nations in Alameda County. A two week sample shows Hayward and Fremont mail mostly arrived next day, while some San Leandro and San Leandro to Hayward routes faced delays and mis-sorting.
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South County
the Daily Review
Alameda County
San Leandro
Riod
Oakland
Alameda
Hayward Teight
Hayward
Castro Valley
Livermore
Pleasanton
Fremont
Gertrude
Glenview Drives
Daily Review
Rita Resare
East 14Th Sree
Pellon Center
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Bo Tuish
Warren Rumburg
Larry Davis
Alunt
Felt Forum
New York City
Golden Groves
Aidan
Beying
Algeria
Libya
Day Review Wire Services
Bridge
Ray Orrock
Leandro
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