Plan Hayward Race Track Promises Major Thoroughbred Event Plan
Hayward site eyed for a $15 million national center combining horse racing and auto field sports. Jack R. Wallace of Moran firm says negotiations advance with Bay Area backers and Santa Fe Railroad support. Plans call for holidays of racing dates across Tanforan Bay Meadows Golden Gate Fields sites to boost regional entertainment and development.
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Kennedy High School Hair Cut Row Leaves Boys Out
Roger Kennedy exposes Robert Birdwell to barber Mike Bulger at Horn of the Hunter Barber Shop in Hayward as a trimming session precedes a Kennedy High School appearance. Principal Ellis Westine bars the youths from classes until their hair is cut, a move tied to their long hair as part of Peter Wheat and the Breadmen’s image.
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Teens Sleepy Drive Causes Geyser of Water and Wreck
William Calderwood an 18 year old driver collided with a 12 000 volt pole and a fire hydrant after falling asleep at the wheel. The Cadillac crashed along Washington Avenue in San Leandro causing a 45 minute rush hour disruption. Calderwood received a nose laceration at Fairmont Hospital and was later cited for speeding and driving without a license.
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Fremont Seeks New City Census to Preserve State Refunds
Fremont plans a new city census costing up to 14 000 to protect about 461 000 in state gas tax refunds over four years. The count, set for October 17, will be supervised by the State Department of Finance. Last census was 1960 with state estimates at 88 400. city expects just over 90 000 now and aims to gain roughly 9 per head for new residents counted.
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Guam Bombers Hit Viet Supply Areas in DMZ Sweep
U S bombers from Guam and smaller Canberra aircraft struck Communist supply depots and troop concentrations in the DMZ to back Marine offensives aimed at destroying North Vietnamese divisions. A spearhead patrol met heavy resistance but held its ground, as Prairie operations press to trap enemy units south and north of the zone.
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U S and Philippines agree to shorten long leases
The United States and the Philippines formalized a pact to cut military lease terms from 99 to 25 years in a ceremony at the Blair House. Philippine President Ramos cited the move as a mutual step in defense cooperation, stressing bases remain with consent of the Philippines and are vital to Pacific security.
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An index page listing fixtures for Ann Landers, Sports, Bridge, Stock Market, Comics, Theaters, Crossword, TV Radio Log, Editorials, Horoscope, Weather, Medical Memos, and Obituaries. Mentions Women’s World and a generic notice of page locations across sections.
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Mayors Balk at Uniform Property Tax Plan in Alameda County
A heated Alameda County discussion centered on a 2 per cent ratio reform bill. Mayor Maltester said the mayors seek a broad countywide property reappraisal to reveal net effects, while Assessor Hearn warned a thorough effort would cost about 3 million dollars and take two years. The plan would shift property assessments toward 25 percent of market value, raising homeowner bills and offsetting tax shifts for industry.
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Desegregation Proceeded Peacefully in Grenada
In Grenada Mississippi Negro pupils marched to two newly desegregated schools without incident under the watchful eye of Mississippi highway patrolmen marking a calm desegregation day in the state.
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Income Sets Record in August Gain for Personal Income
Washington AP reports personal income rose by 5 billion in August to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 485 billion, driven by higher wages and benefits from health care programs for the elderly. Transfer payments including Medicare benefits rose to 45 billion. wages advanced 3.1 billion, elevating payrolls to 396.8 billion.
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Husband Receives Wife Kidney in Second Transplant
A Hayward man underwent a second kidney transplant within a month at UCSF Moffitt Hospital in San Francisco. The donor was his wife Lois Twoaxe, whose kidney replaced the prior graft from his sister, Margaret Krinschmidt. The patient remains in serious condition as surgeons report known risks with near relatives as donors.
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