Area Man Expelled From Soviet Union
A U S tourist, identified as Riegg, was detained in Kharkov then expelled for anti-Soviet conduct and alleged criminal acts. He signed a statement admitting past wrongdoing and said his fate depended on Soviet generosity. The incident follows earlier U.S. warnings about dangers to American travelers in the USSR.
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Leningrad
Minsk
Spy Defended by Brother of Expelled Tourist
Concord resident Robert C. Riegg defended his brother Nicholas I. Riegg, a young American tourist expelled from Russia on CIA charges he worked for the agency. Nicholas, a 1963 University of Pennsylvania graduate in economics and international relations, hoped to master Russian and planned to travel to Paris en route to California.
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Rober D. Riegg
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Robert C. Riegg
Shallow portable showers eyed for Hayward schools
Debates over portable shower units for Hayward schools highlighted the brief discussion. Dr. Weinreb and Supt Cunningham weighed cost versus longevity, with officials noting a permanent facility could serve the district for 90 years while considering new construction may stretch budget. The plan covers Strobridge Calaroga Rancho Arroyo and Winton schools, all lacking current shower facilities.
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Riots Prompt Call for Quiet as Guards Mobilized
San Francisco mayor John F. Shelley urged residents to stay indoors until dawn after a night of violence sparked by a fatal shooting of a Black teenager fleeing a stolen car. Federal task force and local leaders pushed for job training plans for youth while magnifying concerns over discrimination and labor practices fueling unrest.
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San Trancisco
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Cyril Magnin
Greater
Pleasanton GI Killed in Viet Nam Defense Dept List
Private First Class Gary P. Meyer son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Meyer of 480 Mast Angela St Pleasan ton was among 29 men listed as killed in action in Vietnam by the Defense Department this week
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Hayward Planned Marina Development Details Revealed
Raymond G Dor an outlined a proposal for a nonprofit group to develop a marina area with dredging by the developer and the city supplying basin improvements. A private entity could gain tax advantages and cooperate with agencies while the Army Corps of Engineers may handle harbor upkeep. A 50,000 seat grandstand and tracks totaling about five-eighths and nine-tenths of a mile are described for a future recreation area.
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Viet Reds Are Bombed By B52 Raiders Near Dong Ha
In two raids near the demilitarized zone, B52 bombers hit North Vietnamese infiltration routes and supply areas south of the zone. One strike targeted 20 miles south of Dong Ha near a Marine base facing the 324B division in Operation Prairie, while a second attack occurred 18 miles northwest of Dong Ha.
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Nam
Racial balance not required in school desegregation rules
AP reports that federal guidelines used to judge eligibility for federal aid to schools and hospitals in desegregation cases do not require an immediate racial balance. Health, Education and Welfare official Howe testified that the guidelines apply to property assessments and funding eligibility, not to forcing desegregation in every district. Two Hayward teens were injured crossing a street in a separate item.
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Attorney
Inter House Rules Committee
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Meda County
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Bee
Edward
Jed” Kennery
State Rules On AB 80 Pro Continues Evaluation
The ruling notes AB 80 aims to tax all property at a uniform rate and to apply equal ratios across residential commercial and industrial property. It highlights a 25 percent rate by 1971 72 with a mandatory 80 25 percent next year and stresses assessors must value property at full cash value without discounting any class, preserving constitutional uniformity in real property taxation.
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Vom- Sik Spee
Jly
Ernest
Goodman
Regional agency proposed to govern nine counties
A plan for a super agency would absorb 112 special districts in a 7,000 square mile area with 7.5 million people by 1990. Funded by a 1 cent tax levy per $19 assessed value, it could issue bonds and wield eminent domain. A governing general assembly mirrors ABAG, with each county and city represented.
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Board of Supervisors
San Jose
Robert Miller
ABAG
Victor Jones
University of California
Institute of Governmental Studies
Inez Slams Cuba Coast as Haiti and Dominican Republic Reel
Hurricane Inez battered Cuba after striking Hispaniola with winds up to 160 mph. Reports say dozens died in the Dominican Republic and Haiti while thousands were left homeless and numerous homes destroyed. Cuban authorities warned residents as Inez moved northwest then expected to turn northeast away from the U.S. mainland. Officials cautioned the forecast could shift as the storm meandered near Cuba.
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Struckilo
Guantanamo Bay
Moratorium Sought On City Signs
City considers new sign ordinance after planning staff notes a rapid rise in sign and billboard construction. Councilman Cooper asks staff to study a moratorium as the measure gains compromise support from the Chamber of Commerce. The plan defines sign area ratios, five year amortization, a $10 permit fee, and bans near residences and freeway viewpoints.
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Daniel E. Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce
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Chamber
Board of Adjustments
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