Gasoline price ceilings spark dealer alarm in Alameda County
Gasoline dealers in Southwest Alameda County face new government price ceilings starting at midnight. Many will cut prices by one to three cents per gallon, with some Exxon and Shell outlets projecting losses of up to two cents per gallon. Dealers fear closures or protests as the ceiling rules tighten and Supreme Court action looms.
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Alameda County
Suprane
Exxon
Uainn City
Avco
San Leandro
Chavron Reales
Cost of Living Council
Supreme Court
Inflation worsens farm goods to record wholesale highs
Washington AP reports August wholesale prices rose 5.8 percent unadjusted and 6.2 percent seasonally adjusted, led by livestock grains seeds poultry eggs cotton and milk. Farm product prices doubled the prior record. retail food costs have risen about 12 percent this year as Phase 4 anti inflation controls loom.
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Washington
Labor Department
Hich
New town near Livermore eyed at $500 million plan
Danville realtor Harlan Gelderman unveils a proposal for Las Positas Valley a 9000 acre sphere of influence to house 3000 to 5000 residents initially with eventual capacity for 40000 near Interstate 380 Alameda County officials will review the plan aided by Wilsey and Hamwich as multiple agencies must approve the move
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Hayward
Liver More
Alameda County
Danville
Harlan Gelderman
Livermore
Pleasanton
Las Positas Valley
Gelderman
Ueis
Wilsey and Hamwitch
Develoy
San Francisco Peninsula
Bayside
Wester City
Fair Skies Ahead Forecast For Tomorrow
A bright weather outlook across the region with fair skies expected tomorrow. Temperatures will be in the upper 50s tonight with mild conditions continuing into tomorrow. More weather updates and the forecast appear on page 27.
Death penalty bill backers delay vote till next week
In Sacramento AP reports backers of a stiff capital punishment bill will push final Senate vote to next week as only 27 of 40 senators are present for floor session. The measure would impose execution for certain first degree murders and related crimes, shifting jury discretion away and awaiting final passage.
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Sacramento
George Deukmeiam
Long Beach
Senate
Denkmejian
Ronald Reagan
Deikmejian
Carlos Rex
D-Hayward
Marek Fong
Oakland
Assembly
Deukwwejian
Tie Assemty Criminal Justice Committee
Toes
Deukiugjian
California
San Quentin
State Supreme Court
Deukmejian
Roulder
Raina
New halfway house site chosen in Cherryland area
East Bay Seventh Step foundation named the former Medford Convalescent Hospital at 475 Medford Ave as a prospective site for a men’s halfway house for released prisoners. Director Bob Rogers later hedged on Medford Ave, while a county candy manufacturer noted the need for a conditional use permit. The foundation had previously withdrawn an application at 1105 Central Blvd after a stormy public hearing.
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Hayward
Coumry
Cherryland
East Bay
Seventh Step Foundation
Bob Rogers
Medford Avenue
Buut
Medford Convalescent Hospital
Medford Ave
Central Blvd
Rogers
Forlion
Stanford Bioptome Aims To Detect Heart Transplant Rejection
Stanford researchers report a new tiny clipper device named Vingtorae or bioptome can sample heart tissue to assess rejection directly. Pioneering heart transplant expert Dr Nora Shumway says it enables immediate tissue study and may reduce need for systemic rejection drugs, aiding post operative checks at Stanford.
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Stanford
Nora Shumway
Stanford University Medical Center
Shumyay
Medical hot line links US and Soviet health programs
A joint medical program hot line was inaugurated by the United States and the Soviet Union to exchange information. The communique from Caspar Weinberger's visit announced adding arthritis to research and possible influenza study next year. The line enables immediate data sharing between scientists, marking a new era in health collaboration.
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Moscow
UPL
United States
Soviet Union
Heality
Tiverny
Caspar W. Weinbarfer
Weinerger
Boris
Petrovsky
Noisy photographers disrupt quiet horses near Hayward outskirts
Two horses tethered to a fence outside Hayward endure disruption as photographers and loud cars disturb a peaceful nap, highlighting the intrusion on rural calm.
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Hayward
Castro Valley School Board Eyes Fire District Property Purchase
Castro Valley regime board agreed to explore selling a vacant acre and a half parcel at Canyon High School to the Castro Valley Fire Protection District. Fire Chief William Pichler said expanded service requires a new station, likely on Crow Canyon Road, funded by proceeds from the Redwood Road site sale. The move would not raise district taxes. a deal hinges on county talks and state rating board rulings.
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Castro Valley
Castro Valey
Schol Lane
Fire District
Fire Commission
William Piehter
Canyon High School
Sie
Crow Canyon
Call Canyon
Paul Rhodes
Redwood Road
Hegar Avenue
Fichter
Scctioal Board
Lake Olkabol Road
San Miguel Avenue
Rhodes
Fichler
Greenridge Road
Canyon
Pichler
Crow Canyon Road
Rhortes
FAA plan calls for Fremont Hayward Livermore airports
The FAA urges new airport capacity in the area amid aNational Airport System Plan projecting 614 new airports by 1977 and 83 more by 1982, totaling 697. Fremont could cost up to 4.3 million with Hayward at 1.4 million and Livermore at 2.78 million.
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Fremont
Hayward
Livermore
Aviaton Administration
Liversmore
IAA
Les Hopekins
FAA
Burlingame
South County
Hopkins
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Ann Landers
Garden News
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