AB 80 bill eyed for reassessing Alameda County property
Alameda County faces a clash over AB 80 as assessor C J Hearn aims to begin 1967 68 re valuation to bring county into compliance. Rumford warns higher home taxes could follow, while supporters say thorough re appraisals of industrial and commercial property could offset homeowner increases. Opinions differ on tax write offs and different assessment ratios.
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Rumford
Sacramento
C. J. Hearn
Nicholas Peuilins
Oakland
Rum 4Sford
Sherman
Fire Calls Across South County and Nearby Cities
Fragmented dispatch notes report multiple incidents in SOUTH COUNTY including fires at residences on San Miguel Ave in Fremont and 76983 Mission Blvd, grass fires near Wal wrasse, and a water main break at Carlot. Resuscitator calls and vehicle accidents are listed along with fires near Oakland area streets and Pleasanton cafe.
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Castro Valley
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Stanton Avenue
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al Pamimitz
Autories
Laurel
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Occidental
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Sleepy Hollam
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Liberty
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Grass
Lighting Petition Aims At Northeast MacArthur Street Upgrade
A San Leandro petition signed by a majority of MacArthur Boulevard property owners will be sent to the city council via the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce to push for modern street lighting in the northeast section. Bob Conn reports 63 percent of owners signed. The chamber plans to seek national accreditation for its chamber. Don Bissell says to propose reworking the 1-2 light industrial zoning to include auto body and repair shops left out of the ordinance.
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Don Bissell
Community Affiars Committee
Do-Nothing Candidate Runs Second in Maryland Race
Agnes Hatfield, a University of Maryland child studies professor, finished second in Maryland's 4th District Republican primary without campaigning. She did not speak, spent nothing, and endorsed William TR Martin, saying ballot order may unfairly influence results. Lawrence Hogan won, with Hatfield noting she ran as a test and proposing a study on ballot sequencing.
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Agnes Hatfield
Maryland
Point
Lawrence J. Hogan
Hervey Gilbert Machen
Matfield
Hyattsville
Hogan
William TR. Martin
Hatfield
Cartoonist Sued Over Batman Painting Deal
Brooklyn artist files suit seeking 590000 against Bob Kane creator of Batman for allegedly reneging on a contract to paint oil portraits of Batman characters from Kane cartoons. The case centers on disputed business agreement and payment.
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Brooklyn
Bob Kane
Bateman
Kane
Massive Pileup Closes Freeway Across Alameda County
A multi-vehicle crash jammed north and southbound lanes on Highway 7 near Oakland and San Leandro. Eleven cars were involved with one fully burned. Three others were taken to Highland Hospital with injuries including broken ribs. California Highway Patrol units responded and traffic was halted through the area.
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Algin St. San Leandro
Alameda County
Caliin Highland
Fremonts Industrial Future Spurs Transit and Land Talk
Fremont leaders outlined a plan to attract industry with a strong tax base and 5700 acres of open land. Walsh touted Bay Area Rapid Transit to cut commute times, linking Fremont between Oakland and San Jose for medium industry and warehousing. A separate highway crash near Nimitz caused multiple injuries among 11 cars. Daniel Apodaca and John Wolford injured. Wolford and wife treated, with wife undergoing facial surgery.
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Merrill Hospital
Oakland
Walford
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Shaky Plan for Housing on Slumping Hill
Curran described a cautious plan to address a hillside slide area. After study, leaders deemed stabilizing for single family homes impractical and considered clearing land for a major new structure. Two homes would be moved within 45 days to new city locations, with a tentative one acre site formed by combining four lots, pending financing and final site prep.
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Anti Poverty Unit Names New Director
The Valley Communities Anti Poverty Unit selected Arabella Springer as executive director. Springer, 29, beat 10 other applicants due to her master’s in social welfare and extensive volunteer work. Board President Clarence Hoenig cited her bilingual ability and strong community involvement as key factors.
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Castro Valley Obituaries and Public Notices
Requiem Mass for Emily Rita Tanner, 48, Castro Valley resident, at Our Lady of Grace Church. Varied obituaries list surviving family, service details, and burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Also notices for Jennie Hemenez and Robert Schwartz with death details and funeral arrangements. Legal notice in Alameda CountyEstate of Belle Scott requiring claims within six months and executor details.
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Chimes
Menez
Spain
Rayware
Suary
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Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Dren
Doris Gonzales
Mike Hetenez
Lou Hemenez
Malibu
Manuel Hemenez
Fremont
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Railroads Refuse City Relocation Cost Share
LIVERMORE The Western Pacific and Southern Pacific Railways told Livermore City Council that the city must cover about 800000 for track relocation. They said a single dual-line track is unfeasible and a plan to shift SP tracks beside WP would cost around 000000. The council agenda includes Beautification Committee’s request for a landscape designer, and a proposed storm drainage fee schedule by Public Works. City Manager Bill Parness will submit the rail report Monday night.
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