ABAG plan outlines Bay Area environmental costs and shifts
The 46 member environmental management task force presents a plan addressing air water and solid waste problems with costs and policy impact. Dianne Feinstein notes that decision makers will face hard facts and costs for policy choices as development may shift northward.
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Lance blasts senators in Panama Canel treaty dispute
Washington budget chief Hert Lance defends his integrity and attacks a Senate committee amid a heated hearing. He released a four page statement denying improprieties in personal banking as he faces public scrutiny and a looming political clash over Panama Canal treaties.
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Lance defends actions amid Senate ethics hearing
In a tense session, Lance defended his conduct as he faces questions on an $8 million personal loan scheme and overdraft charges involving his wife and family while he led two Georgia banks. Committee leaders pressed for his resignation, noting mounting evidence and urging him to prove actions aligned with presidential standards.
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Two agree to testify in Tate hostage case
HAYWARD Theodore Tate and his granddaughter Jeanette Tate agreed to testify against Tate's son Leonard, accused of holding them hostage on July 28. Tate's mother Olela Tate refuses, is held in contempt, and faced possible fines or jail. Judge Byers postponed sentencing to allow the prelims hearing. Tate is in Santa Rita custody with parole revocation possible. a parole hearing is set for Oct. 5.
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Hayward Expands Library With Federal Grant Funding
Hayward will begin an expansion funded by 2.64 million in Public Works Em department grants to install a three level addition and a new airport hangar at a city warehouse site. The project, announced by Robert T. Hall, moves the library entrance to C Street and includes two above ground levels plus a basement housing offices and stacks.
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More curbs urged on breast X rays
Washington reports a government panel urged tighter limits on breast X rays for cancer detection. It said benefits for women over 50 outweigh risks, while for younger women under 50 the cumulative radiation risk argues for stricter use and continued only in high risk cases. The panel favors annual mammograms near 50, with age 40 to 49 limited to those with cancer history or close relatives affected.
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Rain forecast across five days with light showers likely
The Relonale Weather Service warns of a substantial chance of rain over the next five days with isolated downtown sprinkles reported in Hayward. A weak offshore low-pressure system is driving the unsettled pattern, not a major front, while California’s drought service estimates 10 percent tonight and 30 percent tomorrow.
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Lawmakers OK BART tax in three Bay Area counties
The California legislature approved final passage of a bill making permanent the half cent sales tax for Bay Area Rapid Transit in San Francisco Alameda and Contra Costa. Supporters say permanent funding stabilizes transit finance while opponents warn of taxpayer burden. The bill includes a 33 percent farebox requirement and state audit authority to ensure efficiency.
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Back-to-base school holds its own in first week
A review notes Hayward schools hold up well in enrollment during the first week with second grade full and some openings in other grades. Page 19 reports on after-school sports cuts by the Fremord school board, with minimal protests. The piece covers local school news and related items.
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