08 Mar 1973
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
1
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District plans a four month campaign costing 109,860 to promote riding rapid transit under the banner The BART Experience. The effort includes ads featuring a Fremont man and a narrative around Mabel Ferenc who earned 128.50 on BART and other themed promotions amid board scrutiny.
The Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce beautification committee met in a bank room with coffee and donuts to plan local improvements. Led by Jack Harrison, the group proposed cleaning up five small parcels on Lake Chabot Road and Redwood Road, with service clubs PTA and volunteers coordinating the effort. They discussed covered bus stops costing about 2.5 dollars and interim Easter housing for 4 H youths, plus Castro Village cleanup week set for April 23 to 28 to foster a positive atmosphere.
San Francisco conference on Jobs and the Environment sponsored by the California Labor Federation featured a labor led panel debating cooperation with environmentalists. Ronald Reagan urged collaboration, calling for open space funded by the state and warning against overregulation. Sen. Warren and labor leaders pressed for economic impact statements on projects, while critics warned industry and government exploit natural resources.
Sky conditions favor a fair outlook over South County with tonight and tomorrow expected to be mostly clear. Temperatures rise modestly with highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s and lows in the upper 40s to 40s, offering a mild two day window of calm weather.
Wholesale prices in February rose at the fastest rate in 22 years, the Labor Department said, signaling that retail prices may follow higher. The wholesale index for farm and industrial goods jumped 6 percent in February, the biggest one month rise since early 1951, with seasonal adjustment at 1.5 percent. If the trend continues, a near 9 percent annual rise could occur, complicating inflation concerns for the administration.
A Denver area cattle operation feeds 15,000 cattle in cement pits worth $2 million, with plans to expand to serve twice as many at a $4 million facility. Bill Farr touts the system as essential to American beef supply, while warning costs rise. about 237 steers are seen at one pen as feed lot activity continues.
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