California transit needs loom without federal funds
A seven volume California study warns the state will need 57.6 billion dollars for transportation through 1990. Urban transit require 14.8 billion and 37.6 billion is needed for streets and highways. Charles Zell says demand could force compromises or higher taxes if funding fails.
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Sacramento
California
State Business and Transportaion Agency
U.S. Department of Transportation
Charles Zell
Zell
Dad Enluugh
Nude driver killed in out of control crash
LIVERMORE UP I reports a nude man died and his partially dressed female companion was injured when their car ran off the road. The crash left the man dead at the scene and the woman rushed to a hospital with injuries.
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Livermore
UPI
Canadians host concert and book gift at Kennedy Center
Canadians from Kingston Ontario presented a ceremony on the Kennedy Center terrace where the Fort Henry Guard fife and drum band performed for a crowd of several hundred. The English Speaking Union donated books to Washington Public Library with Maj. William Kelly pledging at least 100 books for an international collection from embassies and organizations. Meanwhile California patrol reported a fatal Highway 580 crash in which Kenneth Batilero died and Elvise Oertez sustained head injuries after a high heat related crash near Stockton.
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Washington
Fort Henry Guard
Kingston
Ontario
Peter MM. Towe
Maj
William Kelly
Potomac River
California Highway Patrol
Kenneth D. Batilero
San Francisco
Elvise A. Oertez
Valley Memorial Hospital
Oerle
Stockton
Boat capsizes near Blakely. three of four drown
A fishing boat with four persons aboard capsized just below the dam on the Chattahoochee River over the weekend. Three occupants reportedly drowned.
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Blakely
Chattahoochee River
U S rules to end boat sewage dumping assailed by all sides
UPI reports new EPA standards to curb discharge from 550,000 pleasure boats, with five year deadline and holding tanks for new and existing boats. Critics say rules are tougher on boat owners than on municipalities, while some conservationists seek stronger limits.
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U.S
Washington
UPI
Wesslre
Coast Guard
EPA
Schwartz
Pankowski
Steam-Powered Bike Vesuvius Debuts in Berkeley
In Berkeley, inventor David Sarlin showcased a steam-powered bicycle named Vesuvius, reaching just under 14 miles per hour. About 20 neighbors watched as Sarlin, 30, rode his converted 10-speed, which uses a boiler heat source from a camper stove to produce steam that drives a small aluminum rotor connected to the front tire.
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Berkeley
UPI
Vesuvius
David Sarlin
Sartn
Sarlin
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