Retirement of San Leandro chamber chief ends 26 year love affair
Frank King, longtime San Leandro Chamber of Commerce manager, announces retirement next January after 26 years of service. Since arriving in February 1847 his leadership expanded the city’s population and tax base while earning praise as a visionary, stimulating thinker, and trusted community partner. King, 72, will remain in the area with his wife Dorothy Chaplin and their three daughters Frances, Linda, and Nancy. A successor will be chosen, with the chamber needing fresh ideas and a compatible partner to continue the partnership with local business.
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Water rate rehearing asked in Citizens Utilities case
The State Public Utilities Commission may be asked for a rehearing on Citizens Utilities Corp 17 percent water rate increase granted Aug 28 The move aims to reach the California Supreme Court if the PUC denies the rehearing Nussbaum the attorney for Union City Fremont and other districts says he has asked local officials to back appeals If the rates go into effect Sept 21 a stay is possible until the decision The effort hinges on how the PUC computed Citizens income and expenses and mirrors a prior General Telephone Co case urging a PUC review.
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Review debuts $1.25 million offset press for new era
The Daily Review uses its new Guss Metro offset press today after seven months of prep. Officials expect higher print quality and speed, but warn initial editions may have bugs. Tomorrow and Monday editions switch between old and new presses. readers asked for patience during the transition.
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Sunny Skies Forecast for South County Tomorrow
Weather outlook predicts sunny skies for South County with highs in the US. The overnight low is expected near 55 degrees. More weather coverage on page 12.
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Beef price controls raise costs for consumers
The Nixon administration moves to lift beef price ceilings early and implement new food price controls starting Monday. Automakers may raise prices and grocers pass higher costs to shoppers. The Cost of Living Council orders cutbacks on proposed price hikes by Ford, GM, Chrysler and AMC and delays increases on tires, paper, soap and detergents while hearings decide on warranted rises. Gasoline prices should drop 1 to 3 cents per gallon as ceilings take effect.
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Nixon to Relax Air Rules to Ease Energy Shortage
President Nixon said the administration will ease air quality standards to help avert a winter energy crisis. He noted a rapid shift toward peaceful atomic energy, and that looser emissions rules could allow continued use of high polluting fuels to free oil for home heating this winter.
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Senior meal rule dropped in Hayward housing plan
Will Smith reports a communal meals and social dining requirement for tenants of the Josephine Lum Lodge at 2747 Alver Trive faced federal pushback. HUD halted the plan under Section 736 old age housing, with extra costs of 45 dollars per person monthly. Prospective tenants, including Mrs. Robert Patton, feared rents would rise beyond budget and viewed the policy as paternalistic.
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Treasure salvage of Andrea Doria recovery tale
A six page Outdoor Qullonk feature recounts the first full account of divers salvaging up to 4 million in treasure from the sunken Italian liner Andrea Doria. The report details sharks storms and strong currents faced by divers from South County and others. It highlights color photos by John Clark and Jack McKenney from Oceanic Films accompanying the expedition.
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