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Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1971

Page

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Alameda County Parks Directory Presented to Supervisors

A 64 page directory of park and recreation facilities in Alameda County was presented to the board of supervisors. Mrs. Meda B. Soares of Hayward, past chairman, announced it is the first county directory and lists facilities of the county and all cities, school and recreation districts with year round park or recreation supervision. Robert Anderson, a California State College Hayward student, assisted in data gathering and coordination. The book will be distributed to schools, libraries, and public agencies countywide.

Alameda County Robert Anderson California State College Hayward Commission

Court reform plans to be heard by county board

Laney College Working Students Council proposes reforms to county court and judiciary procedures. They criticize cash bail as unequal and call for remedies including broader release on own recognizance and an around the clock open court. Timothy R. Halsey says money buys release while others wait in jail pending arraignment.

Laney College Timothy R. Halsey Cochairman Council

County Vans Deliver Polls for County Employee Elections

County vans outfitted as mobile polling places will tour Alameda County to maximize employee participation in elections determining which employee organizations will represent them in wage and benefit negotiations. Elections affect 6,600 employees across 14 units, with 1,200 supervisory staff to be assigned next week. The vans, arranged by the board of supervisors, were proposed by Robert Shaner, assistant chief probation officer.

Alameda County Board of Supervisors Robert Shaner

City park naming drive yields varied suggestions

Union City proposes names for eight new parks including Park, Welcome, Hedonist, Merryland, Bayside and Green Acres. Deadline for ideas is end of April with final selections by May 5. Public input directed to Charles Kennedy at city hall 1154 Whipple Road. Names cannot honor people and must be easy to pronounce short and pleasing.

Department of Parks and Recreation Chuck Kennedy Park and Recreation Commission Merryland Park Bayside Park Green Acres Park Casa Verde Park Walnut Plaza Union City Plaza Mexican Plaza Decota Atzlan Park Colonial Park New Alvarado Park Mission Way Park Sierra Park Seven Hills Park Charles Kennedy City Hall Whipple Road

Cancer Society Sets Alameda County Campaign Goal

American Cancer Society volunteers in Alameda County have set a campaign goal of 300000. Upshaw notes this is the highest quota ever for the county and that house-to-house education and fundraising will begin later in the month. The residential division led by Mrs. John Negley targets 98000 with other divisions supporting. Community goals span San Leandro 8000 Ashland 500 Castro Valley 4500 Hayward 6000 San Lorenzo 2000 Fremont 6500 Newark 1200 Union City 40 Livermore 5800 Pleasanton 1000 Dublin 1400.

American Cancer Society Alameda County Gene Upshaw Cancer Crusade John Negley Upshaw San Leandro Ashland Castro Valley Hayward San Lorenzo Fremont Newark Union City Livermore Pleasanton Dublin

Easter pet giving warning from Alameda County vets

The Alameda County Veterinary Medical Association warns that Easter gifts of chicks rabbits or lambs may not be cared for long term by recipients. They urge parents to weigh all aspects before purchasing an Easter pet to avoid abandoned animals after the holiday.

Alameda County Veterinary Medical Association A.c.vmla

Dinner honors veteran school administrator Judson Taylor

A testimonial dinner for Judson Taylor, veteran James Logan High School principal, is set for April 23 in Hayward at Holiday Bowl. After 37 years in education, Taylor will retire from his post and return to James Logan as a teacher next year. Tickets and details available via 471-1100 ext 46 or New Haven Unified School District office.

South County Judson Taylor Hayward Holiday Bowl Mission Blvd Taylor James Logan Union City

Unclear OCR Summary of California Alameda Notice

Fragmentary OCR text references Alameda county California and post office matters under congressional act. Details are unreadable. includes stray phrases about circulation and a Sunday through laterity, with scattered numbers and partial titles. No coherent event or names to identify.

Carter Secon Californie Urea

Metal sculptor Lonnie Smith hosts first public show

Ironart Walters Junior High School metal shop instructor Lonnie Smith unveils his metal sculptures at American Savings and Loan Association on Fremont Boulevard in Fremont. He minored in art at North Texas State University and earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees. The exhibit runs through April 20 with Manuel Silveira, ASLA manager, overseeing.

Walters Lonnie Smith American Savings and Loan Association Fremont Blvd Fremont Smith Manuel Silveira American Savings North Texas State University

Albert Opposes Boggs Hoover Resignation Bid

Washington reporter notes Speaker Carl Albert rejected Hale Boggs demand for Hoover's resignation while leaving open a possible House inquiry into Boggs charges. Albert distanced himself from Boggs' accusations and indicated Judiciary Committee chair Emanuel Celler could lead a probe into the FBI chief's conduct.

Washington UPI Carl Albert House Hale Boggs J. Edgar Hoover FBI Albert Boggs Hoover White House John N. Mitchell Richard G. Kleindienst Congress Kleindienst Leutenant Emanuel Celler D-N.y Celler Judiciary Committee Bella Abgug Dn.y

Competition for academy nominations opens

Rep. Don Edwards announces 1972 competition for service academy nominations. Nominations for Air Force, Merchant Marine, Military, and Naval Academies open with entrance in June 1972. Ninth District youths may apply via Edwards Washington office and take a Civil Service Commission exam in Jay.

Don Edwards D-San Jose Service Air Force Marchant Marine Military Naval Academies Ninth Ested U.S Edwards Washington Civil Service Commission Jay

Contamination alert hits Cook World’s Finest Candies

FDA revealed a large batch contamination in Cook’s World’s Finest Candies and Cookettes frosting traced to milk, with recall of up to 1 million pounds. Chicago firm declined alarm, citing minimal impact. FDA also found about $350,000 worth of cyclamate sweeteners still on the market, recalled by Abbott Laboratories.

Washington Wpi Food and Drug Administration FDA Chicago Washington Cook Chocolate Co Cook Abbott Laboratories Abbott

Californians plan to swap selves for POWs in Laos

Six Californians with round trip tickets to Vientiane plan to offer themselves to North Vietnam reps as substitutes for American POWs. Domenic Cimino, leading the effort from Monterey Park, says a first contingent could spark exchanges and eventual releases, driven by humanitarian motives and appeals from POW families.

Los Angeles UPI Laos North Vietnam Monterey Park Domenic Cimino Cimino California Vientiane Cimino Cid

Fresno Courthouse Restroom Bomb Sets Off Blast

A bomb exploded in a Fresno County Courthouse men's restroom on the seventh floor around 9:30 a.m. no injuries reported. The blast damaged a wall into the adjacent probation department where 14 workers were present, shattering a desk and blowing a hole into other offices. It was the sixth Fresno bombing in the past year, affecting various city sites.

Fresno UPI Fresno County Jim Long William C. Daly Daly Fresno State College Fresno Guarantee Savings and Loan Association Fresno Guide Armed Forces Examining and Induction Center Bank of America

Bank of America Leads Bid on Delta Junior College Bond

Bank of America acted as manager for a syndicate that appeared to win the 5 million dollar bond issue for the San Joaquin Delta Junior College District.

SAN Francisco — Bank of America San Joaquin Delta Junior College Distict

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