Planners urge Grant Avenue building ban in San Lorenzo
Alameda County Planning Commission urged a four month building freeze on new industrial uses within the unincorporated Grant Avenue area west of the Southern Pacific tracks between San Leandro and Hayward. The move aims to permit land use studies coordinated with San Leandro, Hayward Shoreline Agency, and a regional traffic corridor analysis. The panel also urged interim traffic fixes by the Public Works Department and voluntary curbs on new development by San Leandro and Hayward. STAC favored broader actions, including halting all development around Grant Avenue and Backman Road and preserving the Sacre parcel for recreation, while the commission said residential freezes would have negligible traffic impact.
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William Fraley
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Nielson Avenue
San Lorenzo Village Tomes Association
Con Mission
Frank Perrote
Richard Burns
Gene Baird
Ft Blanchard
Esther Johnson
Agnew resignation reports spark GOP skepticisim
Washington reports say Vice President Spiro Agnew may resign with highly skeptical aides saying the idea is unlikely. The Washington Post cites unnamed sources and notes Agnew’s July Aug. 1 notification to his office about an investigation into kickbacks. Officials deny or temper the claims and the grand jury in Baltimore is set to convene Thursday.
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J. Marsh Thomson
GOP
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Elliot L. Richardson
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Richardson
Justice Department
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Fair fall day with mild temperatures and wind
A fair fall forecast predicts temperatures rising to the mid 60s and dipping to the low 50s tomorrow. Light winds and clear skies expected with no major weather events noted. More weather details appear on page 25.
Citizens Utilities rate hike delayed by PUC action
Fremont and Union City residents face postponed water rate increases after Citizens Utilities sought a rehearing. The State Public Utilities Commission canceled its meeting, delaying any decision beyond Friday. Legal Aid Society attorney Peter Nussbaum says action could take months and may provoke a state Supreme Court challenge if rehearing is denied. A customer paying $8 monthly would have seen $9.90 if the hike had taken effect.
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Legal Aid Society
Supreme Court
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UAW Reaches Quick Contract With Chrysler After Strike
UAW agrees to a tentative deal with Chrysler after a 63 hour bargaining marathon ending a strike that kept about 113,000 United Auto Workers from work. The pact includes a 30 year pension option and relief from mandatory overtime, with ratification still pending.
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Niles
Woodcock
Et States
Canada
Ford Motor Co
Three Premature Infants Survive Despite Respiratory Stress
In Lakewood California three of six newborns weighed under three pounds at birth and face respiratory challenges. Four boys and two girls were born about six weeks early and placed in incubators. Hospital officials said three boys are in satisfactory condition with minimal oxygen, while the remaining three infants, including two boys and one girl, require increased oxygen. Mrs. Stanek was kept under observation for weeks to delay delivery using relaxants and sedation. The family plans to move to a larger home as they anticipate additional child care. Names chosen for the six are John Steven Jeffrey Catherine.
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APL
Edward Stanek
Sai Dactors
ALS Um
Iti
Stanek
Swift
Gregory
John
Steven
Jeffrey
Catherine
Aaron hits 711th homer as chase for Babe Ruth continues
Hank Aaron slams his 711th career home run tonight, closing in on Babe Ruth's alltime mark. The blast came in the bottom of the eighth, matching his 38th of the season as the Braves beat the Padres. Aaron's feat headlines sports pages tonight.
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UPI
Hank Aaron
Babe Ruth
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Padrara
Gary Rens
Beet
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Chamber expected to back ads in San Leandro campaign
SAN LEANDRO The chamber of commerce plans to endorse a "welcome to San Leandro" advertising drive in five Bay area papers starting next week. The four to five week campaign portrays the city as friendly to all ethnic groups, tenants and homeowners. Chamber officers, meeting at the Blue Dolphin, are set to endorse the action and a letter from president Dr Donald Field to Mayor Jack Mallester will confirm support. Project director Del Green reports over 30 local endorsements and growing support far beyond expectations.
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Donald Field
Jack Mallester
Blue Dolphin
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Classified Ad Deadline Notice Amid Center Training
Daily Review classifies want ads must be in the proper path by 2 p.m. The classified department offices at Fremont Gaynard and San Leandro will close at 2 p.m for staff training. Phones will operate from 3 20 a.m. to 2 p.m. for ad submissions.
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San Leandro
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Gas mileage figures released by EPA for 1974 models
The EPA unveiled 1974 model car mileage, top 29.1 mpg for the Honda Civic and bottom 6.8 mpg for the Oldsmobile Toronado, based on EPA tests. Figures cover most models and hint at sticker disclosures to aid buyers amid fuel concerns.
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