Saturday Service Begins as BART Extends Weekend Operations
BART will start Saturday service this weekend as a step toward full weekend operations. Trains run 8 am to midnight with limited routes before 7 pm, then regular night service at 21 minute intervals, requiring some transfers for San Francisco and Concord riders.
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Food prices to rise up to six percent in 1978 say agriculture officials
The Agriculture Department predicts consumer food costs to climb as much as 6 percent in 1978 due to higher middlemen charges and import costs. Farmers would receive about 56.5 billion. consumers would pay roughly 188 billion. Labor costs and packaging, transport, and wages are cited as pressure. beef supplies may dip while corn and feeds rise.
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Hayward Fire Chief Jimenez Announces Mayoral Candidacy
Former Hayward Fire Chief Matt Jimenez today officially announced his bid for mayor. He pledges to donate half of the mayoral salary to local charities and says he will serve four years in a fulltime, hard working role to reduce taxpayer burdens. He plans to divide the paycheck among local youth and community groups within city limits.
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Diamond lanes open on Dee 5 project limits driving lanes
California transport officials began painting a diamond lane scheme on a valley road as of Dee 5. Joy Somerville said cars with fewer than three people will be restricted in certain lanes during peak hours with the second lane reserved for multi passenger vehicles and the far right lane for slow traffic. The plan aims to curb congestion but drew concerns from the US EPA and Metropolitan Transportation Commission about increased development and air pollution.
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Shah pledges to help hold line on oil prices
Washington reports the Shah of Iran promised to seek a price break on oil next month amid meetings with President Carter. He urged producers to refrain from raising prices at the Caracas talks and praised President Carter as a strong leader with potential to curb oil costs.
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Milk price cut may be considered
Sacramento reports from the Market News Service indicate dairy producers may see a rollback of the price increase granted last spring to offset drought costs. Feed costs for cows have fallen since the rise, and alfalfa hay prices are dropping, with grain down about ten percent.
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Dispute over Godspell casting leads to arrest attempt
A Logan High School cast dispute over Godspell sparked a citizen arrest attempt on a 7 year old boy who was released for insufficient evidence. Pam Langley 13 and other Logan students spoke at the New Haven school board about casting and alleged harassment by San Leandro students involved in the production.
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