Shoreline clash as Oakland Scavenger plans 8 million station
San Leandro residents led by Mulford Gardens Improvement Association and allied groups oppose Oakland Scavenger Co plans for an $8 million refuse transfer station and recycling center on 247 acres at Davis Street. The project would feed a larger truck fleet to a nearby landfill in Altamont and potentially host a high temperature plant for converting waste to energy, a plan not to be operated by the company. The dispute centers on maintaining shoreline recreation while county and city plans address future solid waste management through 2000, with debates over zoning and general plan amendments for the Davis Street site.
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Oakland Scavenger Co
Oakland Scavenger
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Altamont
Mulford Gardens Improvement Association
Lasague of Women Voters
Hayward
Orphan airlift veteran dies in crash near Oakland
A two-engine Piper Apache crashed near the Caldecott Tunnel during commute hour killing pilot Marvin Maize 45 and an Oakland trainee, amid fog and rising traffic. Neighbor accounts say Bizek, a veteran flight engineer for World Airways, was among those connected to the orphan airlift efforts in Thailand.
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Oakland
Newark
Thailand
Contra Costa County
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Croydon Place
Larry M. How
Caldecott Tunnel
Highway 24
Walnun Creek
Hoyt
South County
East Bay
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Black
World Airways
Galland
Bizok
Leela
Joan
Jerome
Pollution agency moves toward aerosol ban in Bay Area
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District moves toward a possible ban on certain aerosol sprays. Newark Councilman Robert Plowright and Alameda County Supervisor Tom Bates pushed a resolution sending the issue to the district technical advisory committee. Public hearings may not be held until early next year, with a potential ban to take effect Jan 1 1977 if approved.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Plowright and Bates
William Jelavich
Tat
Nd Callaghan
Jelavich
Weather outlook warm with increasing clouds tomorrow
The weatherman predicts fair weather through tonight with rising clouds and warmer temperatures tomorrow. Today's highs will range from the mid twenties to near thirty, with lows from the teens to around twenty. More weather on page.
Brown vows no new taxes while campaigning in California
Governor Edmund Brown Jr. pledged not to raise taxes in 1975, urging Californians to demand tax increases only if they march on Sacramento. Speaking in Turlock at a Democratic fund-raiser, he urged living within revenues, cutting waste, and shifting funds to programs that work.
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Edmund Brown Jr
Sacramento
Democratic Party
San Joaquin Valley
Brown
San Joaguin Valley
John Thurman
Emeryville
Nicholas Petris
Oakland
California
Measure would put pay hikes before voters
SACRAMENTO UPI A drive seeks to place on the November 1878 ballot a proposal requiring voter approval for pay increases of state officials legislators and judges. Secretary of State March Fong Eu certified the initiative, needing 49906 signatures by April 1 to qualify. Paul Gann of Carmichael leads the measure arguing the people should approve raises, not officials.
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UPI
Wote
March Fong
Ste
Paul Gann
Carmichael
People’s Advocaty Ing
Gann
Onl Cray
Ridmund G. Brown Jr
Wholesale price surge signals higher consumer costs
The Labor Department said October wholesale prices rose 1.8 percent, the largest monthly gain in a year, driven by steel and new car costs. The index implies a 21.6 percent annual rate for consumer prices, with industrial commodities up 2 percent, the biggest jump in a year. Farmers saw price increases in dairy and produce even as some farm costs fell.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Food price rise projection spans years and 1976 outlook
The Agriculture Department reports food prices rose 14.5 percent annually for two years and about 9 percent this year. For late 1975, prices may rise slightly from July–September, with beef poultry nuts and potatoes up while pork fish and dairy ease. Inflation may average 4 percent next year, lowest since 1972, depending on crops and export demand.
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UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
USDA
Soviet Union
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