Price stability appears shaky in September
WASTIINGSUN reports wholesale prices rose 0.5 percent in September, the largest rise since April, signaling that summer inflation stability may be ending. Farm prices fell 0.2 percent the fifth straight monthly decline, but less than August's 4.3 percent drop. The closely watched industrial price index jumped, the biggest since October 1976, contrasting with June to August gains.
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Hayward San Mateo transit plan eyed by council
SamTrans proposed hourly bus service across the Hayward to San Mateo transbridge from 6 am to 6 pm weekdays with a downtown Hayward BART terminus. Buses would run via Jackson Grand and B streets to Hillsdale in San Mateo, with El Camino Real transfers and a Hillsdale Parkway stop. The public hearing is set for Tuesday at 7:30 pm, and officials discussed connections to Southern Pacific and AC Transit, fare estimates around 75 to 85 cents, and no local tax increase anticipated.
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BART
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Ilene Weinreb
Weinreh
South Hayward Bart
Tennyson Road
Consortium
Welnreb
George Oakes
Winter-Amador
Gardichi
Weinreb
San Mateo County
Dodgers and Phillies Split Series Again
Dodgers and Phillies each win one game in the Los Angeles series as they prepare for game two. Yankees and Royals scheduled for 6pm, with PET at Yankee Stadium.
Royals post wins Stadium on NBC telecast
The Royals beat the Yankees 7-2 in Kansas City with two early runs, Hai Fema driving in two in the second on a Piniella error and two more in the third on a John Mayberry homer. Al Cowens added a solo shot in the eighth as the game aired nationally on NBC Channel 4 Bay Area.
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Channel 4
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New York
Hai Fema
Yankee
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John Mayberry
al Cowens
Yankees
Oakland Naval Hospital faces staffing and morale crisis
A Navy inspector general report on Oakland Naval Regional Medical Center cites inadequate staffing, low morale, and lack of equipment at the 413 bed facility. Admiral Holloway notes overall patient care remains high while observers call for full disclosure of investigative steps and accountability.
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UPI
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Chief of Naval Operations
Evel
David L. Crane
Navy
Crane
Fortney H
Pete” Stark
South County
Brown eyes new approach on California property tax relief
Governor Edmund G Brown Jr after two Senate defeats urged patience and said he will direct the Finance Department to draft a new property tax relief plan. He suggested possible budget routing to deliver rebates in fall and emphasized targeted relief for those most in need amid GOP calls for middle income homeowner aid.
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Sacramfinto
Senate
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Shuttle bus grant OKed by MTC for free service in Hayward
Metropolitan Transportation Commission approves a grant for a free shuttle bus linking downtown Hayward BART station with the government complex on Winton Avenue. The item appears in the Today's Review roundup with notes on page 23.
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Hayward
Bart
Alameda County
Winton Avenue
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