Bort urges 300 bed Hayward jail amid county jail debate
Alameda County officials weigh Bort's plan for a 300 bed Hayward jail next to the hall of justice, with 200 beds at Santa Rita. The report also explores options to convert the site to maximum security, funding methods, and projected detention needs through 1980.
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Unemployment Edges Down as Black Jobs Show Gains
The Labor Department reports September unemployment at 6.4 percent, down 0.2 from August, with black unemployment at 13.1 percent. Overall job growth rises to 91.1 million in September, led by service sectors and government, while white unemployment falls slightly and black youth rates remain high. Arthur Okun warns that policy shifts are needed to spur hiring.
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Community Counter-crime Conference urged by lawmen
Hayward officials and federal agents urged citizen involvement to curb crime. Officials said new laws have raised prison terms for felonies using firearms, and emphasized neighborhood watch and the Citizen Alert program to boost community cooperation with police, prosecutors, and courts.
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Labor scores victories in youth wage battle
The Senate rejected an amendment to exclude youths 16 to 19 from a $3.40 per hour minimum wage by 1981 and moved to final passage. McClure and Schweiker proposed lower rate plans for under 20, aiming to boost teen hiring while unemployment remains high. The vote signaled labor backing to keep teenagers on the same pay scale as older workers.
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Public opinion on police decoys and a Castro Valley death
Public reaction to police decoys is mixed with many approving the crime program. Douglas Gibbs, a Castro Valley officer, died last week from a decoy operation in San Francisco after being shot in the heart. Local readers weigh the policy and safety implications.
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Review highlights mix of crime, real estate, sports and rights
Drug conviction Aaron Benavidez of Maynard faces four counts for narcotics sales. Hayward store owner Charles Plummer battles county over yard size preventing sale of his nearly finished horses. Yankees beat Kansas City 6 2 to tie AL series 1 1, game at 5 p m in Kansas City on KRON S Y channel 4. Teens seek voting and sex ed rights. Weather outlook fair with highs in 70s and lows in 50s.
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