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PfaA4 THE SACRAMENTO BEE Saturday July 141979 Amtrak Run Gianturco Sets Date For San Joaquin To Bay Area Schedule Inaugurate the new schedule The ceremonies will feature a ride on the train between the two cities new schedule takes effect She said Caltrans plans informal ceremonies July 29 at Stockton and Richmond to will arrive in Martinez at 1150 am and in Richmond at 12:19 The leaves Richmond at 12 3S pm and Martinez at 1 09 pm Ms Gianturco has campaigned in California and in Washington to preserve the "San and other Amtrak passenger tram service in California since the US Department of Transportation announced last year it planned to reduce nationwide Amtrak service by 43 percent on Oct 1 So far she and other Amtrak supporters have been unsuccessful in The new schedule calls for the tram to leave Bakersfield at 6 05 am and arrive in San Francisco at 1 05 It will leave San Francisco at 515 pm and arrive in Bakersfield at 12 30 a Currently the train leaves Bakersfield at 11:15 a and arrives in San Francisco at 6 20 nt The return train leaves San Francisco at 9 05 am and arrives in Bakersfield at 4 05pm Ms Gianturco said the new schedule will permit passengers to transfer easily to the eastbound Francisco headed for Chicago Under the new schedule the Washington in preventing any of the Amtrak cuts in California In Sacramento however Gov Brown has signed a bill setting aside J21 million to aid Amtrak during the next live years The "San is first or second priority for that money so for the time being at least service on the route will continue regardless of nether the threatened Oct 1 cuts are made Ms Gianturco said that ridershipon the "San Joaquin" during the first six months this year is up 19 percent over the same period in 1978 and predicted another boost in ridership when the ByJtmeiDufur Bm Stiff Writer A new schedule for the Amtrak passenger train will take effect July 29 state Transportation Director Adriana Gianturco said Friday Under the new schedule San Joaquin Valley residents will be able to leave home in the morning spend the afternoon in the San Francisco Bay area and return home in the evening At present if they leave home one afternoon they cannot return home by train until the following afternoon Two BIG reasons you should read this little ad: Arco Gets OK To Produce More Lead Less Octane The old Stondord Furniture at 2171 Fulton Ave is dosing its doors forever All remaining furniture must be liquidated to the bare walls to make way for the carpenters painters and carpet layers who are busy remodeling throughout the store' EVERYTHING has been reduced at least 50 ond up to 75 TOTAL LIQUIDATION IS OUR GOAL So if you love great values come to 2171 Fulton ond take home the furniture bargains of your life If you need carpet here is a great opportunity to save on our used gold jhng carpet at $200 a yard First come frt served Over 1 000 yards to sell Current Arco octane ratings at Sacramento dealers are 84 for regular and unleaded and 93 for supreme Quinn said the waivers are good only until October Lead pollution is not a significant problem in California's air during the summer but it increases winter months The additional lead Arco products will put in the uir will nut have a significant effect on air quality he added Six small refiners previously hud qualified for waivers thereby increasing the gasoline supply by about one half of one percent They include three Bakerstield Suniund Refining Sabre Refining and Kern County Refinery The others are in the Los Antteles area New hull Refinma MucMllun Ring-Free Oil Co and Fletcher Oil Running Assemblyman Gets Demo Post Assemblyman Mike Rous D-Los Angeles has been appointed to the Democratic National Committee's Compliance Review Commission Roos has announced The commission will enforce affirmative action requirements in delegate selection fur the 1980 state and national party conventions Rous is the only Californian on the commission He was appointed by Democratic National Committee Chairman John White Atlantic Riehtield has become the first major oil company to qualify for state Air Resources Board waivers allowing the production of gasoline ith less octane and more lead Board Chairman Tom Quinn said Friday that the waivers will allow Arco to begin within three or four days to produce an additional 13 million gallons of gasoline per month The company with a refinery at Carson in Los Angeles County is the state's fourth largest gasoline marketer Arco currently is distributing about 110 million gallons per month in California All of the extra production is to stay in the state Arco spokesman Manny Jimenez has refused comment The program begun in May after considerable debate Oil companies had sought to increase gasoline production by boosting the lead content of gasuhne The air board agreed to that move but also stipulated that octane ratings would have to be lowered as a way of increasing fuel supplies even mure In addition any extra gasoline produced would have to remain in the state Spokesmen for Mobil Union and Exxon have said thuse restrictions nuke it impossible to qualify for waivers Shell has an application pending and both Chevron and Texaco have been involved in discussions as to nether they could qualify Arco gasoline now will have octane ratings of 883 for regular and unleaded gasoline and 925 for premium The exciting all new Rubenstein Standard Furniture Galleries will be opening os soon as extensive remodeling is completed inside and out There will be no other i home furniture store quite like it in I Sacramento You II think you ve stepped into the pages of House Beautiful! 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