Scouts Deliver Christmas Tree and Scrapbook to Washington Hospital
Cub Scouts of Pack 269 yesterday presented Washington Hospital with a decorated Christmas tree and scrapbook. Pictured are Manuel Ordonez nine, Steve Greer eight, Jeff Tucker nine, Todd Levy nine, Den Mother Mrs Audrey Levy, all Fremont, plus pediatrics nurse Mrs Frank Thomas.
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Washington Hospital
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Tyson Lane
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Audrey Levy
Bonner Ave
Fremont
Frank Thomas
Desegregation-aimed measure advances through Senate panel
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a House plan to curb federal school desegregation efforts. It would bar the government from using funding cuts to force busing, school closings, or pupil assignment plan exclusions. The move, part of an $8 billion HEW package, prompted calls of unconstitutionality from HEW Secretary Finch and spurred debate over constitutional limits on desegregation measures.
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Health, Education and Welfare Department
Senate
James Q. Eastland
D-Miss
Forth
Hugh Scott
Scott
Whitten
Mississippi
Supreme Court
Cake sale by Chabot student club in Hayward parking lot
The Disables of Chabot, a student club at Chabot College, will hold a cake sale from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, Dec 20 42 in the Pay Less Drug Store parking lot at 26953 Mission Blvd. Proceeds fund club activities.
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Hayward
City council approves drug firm agreement in San Leandro
The San Leandro City Council approved a five party agreement with Long Drug Stores Inc and others to develop in the Downtown Plaza area. The deal divides property on East 14th Street Callan Avenue for a public parking area, the Long development, and ABAG related entities. ABAG will also consider San Leandro's push to suspend the Southern Crossing and Shoreline Freeway plans at its Berkeley meeting tomorrow night led by Mayor Jack Maltester.
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Callan Avenue
Hyde Street
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Las Leanire
Association of Bay Area
Shoreline
Bay Area
San Mints
Berkeley
Bay Area Transportation Study Commission
Nrea
Jack D. Maltester
Maltester Named to Urban Coalition Steering Panel
Washington DC San Leandro Mayor Jack D Maltester was named to the steering committee of the National Urban Coalition announced by Chairman John W Gardner. Maltester also serves as president of the US Conference of Mayors. The Urban Coalition comprises 49 local affiliates and includes government business labor minority and religious groups.
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San Leandro
Jack D. Maltester
National Urban Coalition
John W. Gardner
Maltester
Conference of Mayors
Urban Coalition
Food stamp work requirement advances in House panel
Agriculture Committee endorsed a work rule for food stamps with a 14 to 4 vote, barring nonworking adults including strikers and students with parental support from eligibility unless able bodied adults work. Amendments seek to exclude mothers, bar striking workers, and deny benefits to students or dependents of tax filers. action affects next fiscal year starting June 30.
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UPI
House Agriculture Committee
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
Charles Teague
Calif
Puage
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