County delays shots for high risk in Alameda County
Alameda County health officials said the county delayed the first three high risk vaccination clinics as part of a $135 million federal inoculation program after deaths of elderly residents in Pittsburgh and elsewhere. More than 35,000 doses have been given in California. officials urged continuation where possible while noting some sites were postponed.
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Air National Guard unit to move from Hayward in 1978
The 129th Air National Guard unit will relocate from Hayward Air Terminal to Moffett Field near Mountain View in January 1978, leaving Hayward to the federal government. The move, prompted by short runways and air traffic patterns, will involve about 300 flight operations monthly and provide upgraded facilities, space, and consolidated resources at a fully operational air station.
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Home sellers face costly city housing ordinance
City officials weighed a proposed ordinance requiring sellers to bring homes to minimum building standards before sale or lease. A $30 presale inspection could trigger required repairs before closing, with critics warning of thousands in costs and possible affordability issues for homeowners and buyers. Mayor Weinreb and council members discussed the plan as city building official Cadestro outlined the need for a certificate of occupancy after inspection.
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Prepaid Pet Health Plan Offered for Dogs and Cats
A new prepaid health plan named Medi-Pet is available for dogs and cats. Formed by Paul F. Murray Jr. and Pata Pet Care, the program will operate through designated veterinary hospitals and use AVHMA accredited facilities. It targets healthy pets ages 16 weeks to seven years, with annual premiums covering medical care, aims to reduce veterinary costs, and includes an AnimalERT 10 digit identification for lost pets.
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Ford workers return after narrowly approving pact
Detroit 170000 Ford Motor Co workers begin returning to their jobs after narrowly approving a 31 billion three year contract in the nationwide strike. Skilled tradesmen with veto power pressed for higher pay and more representation though they are a small portion of Ford’s workforce. Plant in Milpitas remains closed as negotiations continue on major and minor issues.
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Pleasanton Fair Rejects Dog Racing
Alameda County Fair Association directors vote unanimously against any dog racing agreement and oppose Proposition 19. They cite the financial costs of keeping infield golf and horse barns and reaffirm commitment to year round horse training and horse racing amid Proposition 13 greyhound plans. The decision will be sent to the Western Fairs Association.
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Citizens Utilities delays transfer in Alameda County water deal
Citizens Utilities postpones the transfer of pipelines to ACWD after attorneys presented amendments and legal details worth 3.6 million dollars. The delay spoils a victory celebration by Niles Fremont and Decoto Union City residents who fought what they called Tilly water and poor service. ACWD boards will meet in closed session to discuss amendments with a new tentative transfer date next Wednesday.
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Review items from multiple pages with varied local items
A mixed roundup notes several local items: a Transexual case in Union City found not guilty of trespassing. a Hayward cafeteria manager provides bread for National School Cafeteria Week. a meteorologist on quarrying a hill in Newark. publisher Floyd L. Sparks recalls a mysterious cord in Europe. Gov Brown’s land use proposal for industrial development. new hydraulic device for impotent men. President Ford’s admission about Easter Europe comments. Cincinnati Reds win to reach World Series. Yankees lead in AL playoff. BART board candidates in District 5 race. auto safety debate on air bags and seat belts with Chrysler’s safety car.
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Repair Requests For Old Chairs Prompt HelpMate Contact
A reader reports chairs repaired once are deteriorating again and seeks HelpMate assistance from the furniture company to arrange a tasting repair. Fair skies persist in South County with cooler air after night fog. highs near the low 0s and overnight lows around mid 50s. More weather on page 2.
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