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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1963
Page
2
California gas customers are to receive refunds as the Federal Power Commission plans to reimburse in a program aimed at addressing past overcharges. The refunds cover charges identified by the commission and apply to eligible consumers across California.
A school bond issue seeks about 20 million dollars, with total bonds around 165 million proposed for road and other needs. Legislative officials argued the plan relies on general fund support and municipal fees, while resisting immediate state television funding and emphasizing debt limits.
The item appears as a fragmented notice from a local newspaper about circulation rates. It references the publisher, circulation manager, and related pricing or subscription details, but the legibility is poor. The discernible words suggest a standard rate card or public notice format without clear names or concrete figures.
A fragmented crossword style item lists scattered names and terms across multiple languages and garbled phrases. It reads like a puzzle clue dump with partial entries, misprints, and stray references to people places and abbreviations, lacking a coherent solution.
A Sacramento report shows the illiteracy vote bill defeated amid debate over literacy tests and voter participation. Delegates discuss constitutional training, implications for Spanish speaking voters, and the role of literacy requirements in elections.
San Francisco officials awarded the energy project contract to Hasse Construction Co after evaluating seven bidders. The deal covers the planned lab structure and related facilities with expected completion timelines and key milestones to be set by the contracting agency.
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