Pedestrian Dies On Dumarton Bridge In Night Collision
A man about thirty five was struck and killed by a car on the Dumarton Bridge at 9 25 last night. Coroner’s deputies worked to identify the victim while California Highway Patrol said the pedestrian wore dark clothing and was hit from behind in the eastbound lane near the west end. The driver of the car was Robert Anaya twenty four of Palo Alto, the patrol said.
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Library proposes separate accounting of gifts for San Leandro
The San Leandro Library board of trustees unanimously asked the city council to direct the finance officer to segregate gifts and donations from other library funds into a separate fund managed by the library board. Finance officer Joseph Arch noted gifts are currently commingled. The board also discussed a reciprocal services agreement with Oakland and will decide next month. Parking limits for the library lot and a Marina golf course site for the new Marina- Mulford Library were also debated.
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Federal rule to require hearings before minor sterilization
A federal official announced new regulations to require court hearings and special panels to review sterilization requests for minors and legally incompetent persons. The rules would cover about 300 people annually and apply only to government funded sterilizations, while most sterilizations are privately paid. Louis Hellman, deputy assistant secretary for population affairs, spoke at a meeting in Las Vegas.
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House Bills Backed in Rehab Program Funding
The House approved a final rehabilitation aid bill after an administration shift, authorizing 1.54 billion dollars over two years for state and private agencies to operate programs that rehabilitate the handicapped for jobs, with the Senate endorsing the measure 84 to 0.
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Senate committee approves new diplomatic posts for several envoys
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee advanced appointments including Millworth Bunker and Carat Laisa for top posts in Washington. James E. Akins was named ambassador to Saudi Arabia and Theodore Elias Jr. to Afghanistan. Roger Kirk and Robert Neumann were designated to Somalia and Morocco respectively.
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Energy officials urge immediate fuel allocation mandate
Seattle Washington report quotes Lee White urging Congress to enforce strict conservation measures and implement a mandatory fuel allocation program. White, former Federal Power Commission chair, tells a convention that strong action is needed to curb demand and drive real energy progress.
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First Thumb Joint Implant Performed At Cincinnati Center
Surgeons at University of Cincinnati Medical Center implanted the first artificial thumb joint in a man with a damaged thumb. Doctors John Durbleton and Edward Miller developed the snail shaped prosthesis made from an alloy of cobalt chromium molybdenum. The device aims to help many United States patients with rheumatic arthritis or joint injuries, pending further results.
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PG&E seeks rate hike in California gas prices
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. asks the California Public Utilities Commission for a yearly rise of about 15 million dollars in natural gas rates. The increase equates to roughly 15 cents more per month for the average homeowner as PG&E cites higher costs and offsetting price pressures from Paso Natural Gas Co. Additional rate changes are pending from other offsets and a prior request.
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Nixon veto on minimum wage bill upheld by House
The House sustained President Nixon's veto of a bill raising the minimum wage and expanding its coverage. Nixon urged a slower rise to 1.80 this year and 2.10 next year with no wider coverage, while labor leaders and AFL-CIO chief George Meany pressed for an override.
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New York Opposes Fuel Idea in Winter Energy Row
Presidential adviser John Love urged relaxing clean air rules to ease fuel shortages this winter, arguing higher refinery output and imports could cover demand. New York officials argued against further pollution, urging use of low sulphur fuels where margins allow, while critics pressed for mandatory allocation.
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Finlayson Arrives at Green Bay after Voyage of 1673
Figures from the past reenact the Joliet Marquette voyage of 1673 as they look over Green Bay waters in Wis on arrival today. Ceremonies ending the voyage are to be held today.
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Noted Dancer Mary Wigman Dies at 86 in Berlin
Mary Wigman a leader in modern dance died after a long illness in Berlin at 86. The German choreographer who helped origin expressive dance founded a Dresden school in 1920 later moved to West Berlin in 1949 after Nazi seizure and wartime exile.
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New group replaces World Trade Center in Iteno with for profit firm
A new profit oriented corporation replaces the World Trade Center in Iteno after 17 of the original 9 directors of the Nevada International Trade Development Corporation resigned. Two former directors and a Renaran join to form the World Commonwealth Corporation with Edmund Barnettler, Shattuck, and Michael Roedinger as key figures. Financing and construction deals have been lined up with Continental Meller Corp of Sacramento and Caldwell Banker and Co.
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S L schools cut meetings and trustee compensation details
The report notes reduced meeting frequency for Alameda County School Board members and outlines trustee pay across districts. It cites Hayward allowances of 86 for fringe benefits plus 60 per quarter for mileage, at 12 cents a mile for 500 miles, while other districts offer expenses and insurances.
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Mortgage pay shift urged in housing subsidy plan
President proposes ending federal housing subsidies in favor of private finance with a tandem plan. The plan would attract 8 billion dollars in private funds for new home construction and FHA insured mortgages at below market rates, creating a federal subsidy to private investors. The Fed will use forward commitments to allow thrift institutions to lend while protecting savers, with a 25 percent tax credit for lenders in the home mortgage market.
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Auto price hike bid rejected by Cost of Living Council
WASIL INGTON AP The Cost of Living Council refused to consider Chrysler Corp price increases proposed for 1974 models The council blocked the first major company rise under Phase 4 of the program citing policy violations while suggesting future increases may be allowed if costs rise separately Chrysler had announced about 13 dollar average hikes on small models and cited materials labor and product costs in negotiations with the United Auto Workers union
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Nixon accepts Marland resignation as education chief
President Nixon accepted Sid ney P Marland's resignation as the government's highest ranking official in education with deep regret and appreciation. The White House praised his work in education as he steps down from the post. Separately, reports say the slipping U S dollar rallied slightly on European money markets but hit its lowest price in five weeks in Frankfurt.
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Senate blocks tax deduction limit on executive pensions
Senate defeated by 59 to 32 an amendment to a pension reform bill that would limit corporate tax deductions for funding executive pensions. Sen. Gaylord Nelson argued that deductions favor the wealthy and cited a Dow Chemical executive set to receive a 197.00 pension from tax-sheltered funds while the bill aims to standardize plans for 200,000 companies and 1 million workers over time.
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Hayward Council OKs Emergency Water Rate Hike
Hayward city council approves an average 18 percent rise in residential water bills with a new water service facilities fee for construction projects to offset the higher costs. One councilman dissents as exemptions are debated. low income families avoid the bi monthly service charge but pay consumption rates.
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County considers cat trapping rules in rural areas
County Supervisor Hannon and Hildebrand spar over cat trap rentals and enforcement. Field officers may trap under rabies related conditions with a public notice plan to keep pets at home, while the legality of impounding running-at-large cats is discussed by Deputy County Counsel Yippan.
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