Kennedy escape as IRA bomb blasts London home
A suspected Irish Republican Army blast outside Caroline Kennedy’s London residence missed the 17 year old as she prepared to leave for art class. Neighbors reported a man killed nearby and six others injured while the blast damaged the Fraser home and shattered windows.
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Fremont trustees restore sports program to full after school
Fremont board of education authorized up to $58,922 to fund after school athletics through year end. The plan covers high school boys and girls sports, junior high programs, and includes a pledge to keep costs down. Vote 5 to 1 with Gloria Carr dissenting and Inez Ross absent.
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Garbage transfer station could double weekday traffic in San Leandro
A proposed Oakland Scavenger Co garbage transfer facility at the end of Davis Street would raise weekday traffic from 2 480 to 5 000 cars and weekend counts to 7 000 if built. The third draft environmental impact report accompanies a 247 acre rezoning request and may trigger a public hearing before the San Leandro Planning Commission, with earliest review slated for December and possible January consideration.
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BART Wins Grant to Extend Hours After Thanksgiving
BART received 1.6 million dollars to extend hours beyond 4 p.m. The added service will run weekdays as late as 12:15 p.m. to 1 a.m. through June 30, then requires another funding path. Officials cite shoppers and events at the Oakland Coliseum as beneficiaries while debate continues on bus service extensions.
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BART Directors Face Expense Reform Over $19000 Bill
BART directors may revise expense account rules after reports of lax oversight. Directors submit monthly sheets via Richard Shephard, with Richard Clark approving many items, including Elmer Cooper's $19 000 for five months. Critics call for board wide approval and safeguards to curb potential abuses.
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Senate votes to remove price controls on gas
The Senate approved ending federal price controls on natural gas, with emergency provisions to avert a predicted winter shortage. The plan faces a House vote, bolding a split over timing, and would phase out controls over a year while shielding consumers with delayed price rises and targeted protections.
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