Hayward Considers Family Size Based Water Ration Plan
Hayward's water dept seeks council approval for a family size rationing scheme. A census will determine household allotments with about 60 gallons per person per day and separate outdoor-use allocations. Some residents who used little water last year face smaller cuts, while high users face stricter limits.
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Maynard
Quitas
Marin County
Bernie Heare
Heare
Fast Bay Municipal Bility
EBMUD
Paw Pletcher
Rainstorm Causes Widespread South County Outages
A recent heavy storm battered Hayward Castro Valley and surrounding South County causing downed power lines, toppled trees, and extensive outages. Widespread damage included 3500 Fremont customers without power for 29 minutes as a palm fell on a line. Snowfall at Caples Lake showed some recovery but drought remains uncertain.
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Central
Thornton Avenues
Hayward pupils show mixed results in state tests
Hayward district trustees heard a report by John Moseley on statewide test results. Second and seventh graders generally scored near or above average in some subjects, while sixth grade and whole district averages lagged. Percentile gaps highlight urban versus rural district rankings and interpretation challenges.
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Progrean
State Board of Education
Mostley
Haywards
California
Mosetey
AC Transit strike nears second day amid light congestion
No talks were scheduled between AC Transit and Local 192 negotiators as the strike continued. CHP reported few freeway snarls this morning, a marked contrast to yesterday’s heavy traffic and rain. Commuters used cabs and share rides, with about 115000 riders seeking alternatives. Picketing at Newark maintenance yards was peaceful.
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South County
Transl Inion Local 192
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Andes
Thormion Avenue
Cedar Boulevard
Newark
CHP
Oakland Chp
Fourth straight month of moderate inflation in October
The Labor Department reports a 0.8 percent rise in consumer prices for October, marking four consecutive months of moderate inflation. New car and gasoline prices surged while used car values fell, and urban workers saw earnings up 1.1 percent from September. The CPI rose 0.4 percent seasonally, matching August and September gains.
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Labor Department
Women to pursue federal funds for next National Women's Conference
Leaders of the National Women's Conference plan to seek federal funding for another meeting to advance feminist goals. Despite dissident delegates' walkout, top Carter appointees will prepare a special report, and Carter will receive 25 recommendations from about 2000 delegates. The conference, funded by a $5 million congressional appropriation, may lead to a second gathering as soon as 1960.
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UPI
Women's Conference
Carter
Congress
Nodate
Bella Abrig
Ms. Abzug
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