Swallows Removed From Canyon High Gym Nests
Canyon High in Beachu Castro Valley removed swallows nesting under the gym eaves after Alameda County Health Care Services Agency warned the birds could pose health risks. Maintenance washed away nests, ending the annual arrival of 208 to 400 birds amid debates over nuisance versus nature. Principal Bob Forbes cited health concerns and conflicting guidance before ordering removal.
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Alameda County
Forbes
Canyon
Health Care Services Agency
Hayward Daily Review May 1978 edition notice
A consolidated edition noted as The Daily Review, merging content from The Morning News. Dateline Hayward California, dated Thursday May é 1978, indicating a continuation format and combined newspaper branding for local readers.
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California
Wholesale prices rise as farm costs jump in April
The government reports April wholesale prices up eight tenths of a percent, the largest gain in six months. Farm prices surged 4.2 percent while the processed goods index rose 1.9 percent, signaling higher living costs ahead and breaking five months of stability. Industrial prices climbed 0.3 percent, with economists noting the April rate may reflect delayed effects of steel and other product increases.
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Washington
Dumbarton plan tax bill faces hurdle in Assembly panel
Sacramento lawmakers consider a Knox sponsored bill to divert 65 million from the Dumbarton Bridge plan to the Richmond San Rafael Bridge approach roads and 24 million for West Bay approaches, with 4 million for the bridge itself. The late committee vote was 4 to 2 with several members abstaining, sparking criticism from Fremont and Atherton officials over funding shifts and project priorities.
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Assembly Transportation Committee
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Richmond
Durbarton
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Richmond-San Rafael
San Rafael Bridge
Nox
Fremont
Gene Rhodes
Newark
James Balentine
Rhodes
Sai Balentine
Richmond-Ban Rafael Bridge
Reagan sees possible first-ballot GOP victory at convention
Reagan told 250 supporters in Shreveport that delegate strength now exceeds his Ford projections after three Tuesday primaries. He said it is possible to go to the convention with enough delegates to win on the first ballot and that Carter would prefer Ford, which would force Republicans to defend govt problems. He urged voters to demand clear stands on issues and criticized deficits and bureaucracy.
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Ronald Reagan
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San Francisco transit workers vote to end walkout
San Francisco transit workers vote to end a fiveweek strike if two antielavor propositions are removed from the June ballot. The Board of Supervisors had refused earlier to drop the measures, while 2100 Municipal Railway workers must return to work first. Larry Martin said 21 members supported resuming service after a twohour meeting.
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Eali
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Amalgamated Transport Workers Union Local
Lihat
California teen crime bill clears Assembly hurdle
SACRAMENTO AP A proposal to try 16 and 17 year olds as adults for serious crimes cleared a key Assembly committee. The bill by Julian Dixon would allow adult trial and sentencing including death for repeat offenders in 14 major crimes, with bail and counsel rights for youths.
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