BART Grants Need Violent-Free Film Shoots Says Manager
BART officials say requests for filming on the transit system average ten a month with only about one in 50 approved. Policy aims to avoid violence and maintain a serene image, though occasional shoots have occurred for nonviolent scenes and commercials.
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PCP Factor Probed in Dublin Triple Slayings
In Hayward area news, Barry Braeseke, a Dublin man, faces a Oct. 18 preliminary hearing for murder of his mother, father, and grandfather on Betlen Drive. Defense says he used PCP for six months and heavily prior to the Aug. 23 killings. plea could seek diminished capacity. Co-defendant David Barker, 19, from San Ramon, faces juvenile proceedings with potential adult status and joint trial.
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Apartments proposed for Singer site in San Leandro
San Leandro residents would see up to 600 apartment or erodominion units on the Singer Co site as the company files a rezoning application. The draft environmental impact report is being prepared by the city planning department.
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Ruling voids UC reverse bias in admissions case
California Supreme Court rules that using race to favor minority applicants is unconstitutional for public schools. Allan Bakke, white plaintiff, challenged UC Davis Medical School admissions and questioned 16 reserved spots for disadvantaged minorities under a special admissions program. Justice Mosk states racial discrimination cannot be justified against any race. dissenting Justice Tobriner argues race can be a practical tool to repair past wrongs.
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Bladeless mower shown as safer, pricier
The Roper Corp of Illinois unveiled a bladeless lawn mower designed to reduce injuries by using a plastic disc with nylon sticks that cut grass while bouncing debris out the exit. Demonstrations included a glass shattering without danger to observers as officials touted safety gains and noted pending Consumer Product Safety Commission decisions expected near April.
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Women OK'd in Episcopal priesthood
The Episcopal Church moved to admit women to the priesthood and episcopate, ending a long dispute. Deputies narrowly concurred with the House of Bishops in changing canon law, resolving the ordination issue but leaving the status of 14 of 15 women irregularly ordained unsettled. The decision marks a historic shift for the 3 million member denomination.
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Review notes on shopping center plans and local politics
A Sacramento Hayward site hosts a $7 million distribution center for 54 Mervyn's stores in California and Nevada under construction. Plans for a 37,000 square foot Safeway store and other retail space near South Hayward BART move forward with a planning commission decision. Page references noted for related items.
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