Artificial grass covers drought plagued yard in Far Bay area
Vic Bennett and his wife Rose replaced a dying lawn at 72143 Montgomery St with 50 square yards of plastic turf after drought made watering and mowing impossible. A cement contractor laid the base and the Bennetts completed gluing the turf in a day and a half, receiving praise from neighbors and curious passersby.
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Richard Babich Hayward
Jack Tennell
Rose
Death Valley
Bennetts
Fennett
Bennett
Montgomery St
Vic Bennetts
Dutch school siege raises fears amid gunfire and demands
Reports say terrorists seized an elementary school in Bavensmilde Halland two Moluccan women supplied food and the gunmen fired several shots. Police received a call claiming a body was found. officials reported no indication the school was hit as the crisis stretched toward the Dutch elections.
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Netherlands
UPI
Aon
Bavensmilde
Halland
Pie
Ix Waters Ab
Fual
Hayward Hill Area Development Options Studied
A consultant report outlines three site categories for hill area housing near California State University, Hayward. Category One holds six large lots for 747 apartments or 167 detached homes, Category Two has 160 lots for 1319 units or 407 homes, and Category Three includes 197 small lots for up to 245 apartments or six homes. The study projects prices of 75,000 to 80,000 for homes and 345,000 to 60,000 for condominiums with rents from 280 to 340 per month in 197 dollars.
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Hayward
Huy
Haywardlands
Gruen Gruen & Associates
San Francisco
Old Highlands
Hill Area
Eden Hospital Tax Vote Falls Short in Castro Valley
A 3-2 vote against a one mill tax proposal to raise about 150 000 for Eden Town ship Hospital District was cast after four San Leandro homeowners groups spoke against it. Directors cited low reserves and looming salary negotiations while opponents warned of rising assessments and taxpayer burden.
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Guennda Chu
Castro Valley
Eden Township
San Leandro
Board
George Felton
Felton
Felice Tanenbaum
Paul Rhodessa
Ila Hartley
Broadmoor Homeowners Association
California urban plan aims to halt deterioration and curb sprawl
Gov. Brown's Office of Planning and Research released the Urban Development Strategy for California a 105 page plan warning seeds of urban decay exist in cities and suburbs It calls for rebuilding existing areas promoting core city revitalization and directing new growth near urban centers It also proposes shared local revenues stricter planning rules and exemptions for displaced homeowners
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Sacramento
UPJ
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Office of Planning and Research
New York
Chicago
U.S
Bey
Urien
Insulin Gene Reproduces Itself In Bacteria Breakthrough
University of California scientists report isolating the basic genetic chemical of insulin and proving the insulin gene can reproduce in bacteria. The work using recombinant DNA aims to mass produce human insulin, reducing dependence on beef and pig sources while addressing allergy concerns. Researchers caution safety guidelines delay immediate application, but foresee growing insulin producing bacteria as a life saving hormone source.
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San Francisco
University of California
Ielied
Pian “i Bone Aeha Ysics
Boward M. Goodman
National Institute of Health
Plutonium flights halted moratorium approved at Livermore
The Energy Research and Development Administration approves a moratorium on all plutonium ship events in and out of Livermore, halting related operations. The decision appears in the Today's Review section and is noted as a page 14 item.
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Energy Research and Development Administration
Livermore
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Chuck Lowe
Alan Post
Salt Walther
Michael Novak
Beth
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Cal State Hayward
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Welss
Lowell Hickey
South County
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Ray Orreck
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