Mission Hills club plans tennis courts by June
Mission Hills Swim and Racquet Club at Driscoll Road and Washington Boulevard aims to open with 10 outdoor tennis courts by June. Financed at 3 million dollars by Kimco Consultants, the deal funds construction in two phases, with memberships offering various plans and initial access for 300 charter members.
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Aragon
Robert Reina
Walt Texeira
Fremont
Glenn Larsen
Firm Sues Sunol Country Club Over Unpaid Bill
Albany firm Global Construction seeks 54000 plus costs from Sunol Country Club owners Anthony Romana Frank Ivaldi and H Kent Russell for installing a small sewage treatment plant. The trio fought for ownership starting Feb 5, 1966, with control shifting among them and back to Ivaldi by November. The suit alleges all three are liable for improvements and seeks determination of responsible party if not all.
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Oakland
Albany
Sunol Country Club
the Global Construction Co
Anthony
Tony” Romana
Frank O. Ivaldi
H. Kent Russell
Ivaldi
Romana
Romare
San Francisco
Russell
San Jose
Romano
Alameda County Superior Court
Ivaidi
Global Construction
Ohlone Board Debates Administrative Intern Hiring
Ohlone College board trustees meet at 7 30 p m in Orchard House Fremont to weigh intern hiring amid minority delays seeking more candidates. Supt President Stephen Epler cites need for 2 speedy hires as the 100 day role carries up to 6000 dollars while minors view it as a path to administration. Also on agenda is a report on weekend college enrollment. The vote follows a two week delay totaling three weeks.
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Fremont
Ohlone College Board of Trustees
Ohlone
Stephen Epler
Epler
Orchard House
Mission Blvd
Fremont housing pickets target Shapell 40-unit project
Federation members in Fremont plan to picket the new 40 unit Shapell development off Mission Boulevard after year start. They object that portable schools were not provided for students from the project, which would force some children to be bused to Chadbourne Elementary. City officials, school reps, and Shapell executives recently met to seek solutions.
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Fremont
Federation of Fremont
Shapell
Mission Houlevard
Federation
Developmental Games
Chadbowne
Cit
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Parolee Torrrance Sentenced Five Years To Life
A prison parolee named Torrance received a five years to life term after pleading or being found guilty for the July summer incident involving a Seal Beach attorney. The case occurred in the up region and reflects the ongoing legal actions following the incident.
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Torrance
Seal Beach
Hayward New Haven pupil shift outlined
Hayward Unified School District Superintendent Ray Arveson outlined plans to enroll New Haven district students in Hayward schools next year to ease overcrowding. The plan, affecting fifth graders for 1975 76, relies on an interdistrict attendance agreement with New Haven funding based on Hayward base revenue. A decision hinges on the March bond election for a new middle school at Hop Ranch and Alvarado Niles roads.
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Hayward
Hayward Unified
Ray Arveson
Progress In
New Haven
Union City
Arveson
Thomas Hedden
the Argus
Hop Ranch
Alvarado- Niles Roads
Iy Sini Lipene Oe
Lla
Hedden
California farmers produce 8.6 billion in crops in 1974
Bank of America reports California farm output totaling 8.6 billion dollars in 1974, with net income over 2.1 billion, up 2 percent from last year as expenses rise 17 percent. Names of banks and precise product breakdown are implied but not fully stated in the readable text.
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San Francisco
California
Bank of America
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National Citizens Committee For Fairness
Washington
Mixon
Arn Teena
Korff
Boston
Mass
Samuel Korff
Samuel
Mission Hills Development
Swim
Sues Sunol Country Club
Houston
UPL
McMaster
Marlene
Ward
Montgomery Ward
Oarland
Bath State Ee
Tome Pleasant Hill
AKL Maman
Corte Madera
Madera
Richmond
Antioch
Beth
San Leandro
Venger
Lamer