Grand jury blasts county prison farm at Santa Rita
The 1969 Alameda County Grand Jury faulted Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center for inadequate medical care and urged in-service training for staff. It called for medical facility overhaul, a hospital ward, 2 hour nursing, individual medical records, and qualified drug dispensing. The panel recommended a work furlough program and warned the board to push reconstruction, noting 41 pages of recommendations from James Nordahl’s 1969 panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Santa Rita
Lyle Cook
Superior Court
Grand Jury
People's Park
Berkeley
Board of Supervisors
Earl R. Strathman
James G. Terry
Department of Medical Institutions
County Health Department
Frank J. Madigan
Walter Rappaport
Oakland
Santa Clara
San Mateo
Oakland City
Woman named to top Maritime Commission post
Washington United Press International reports Mariam E. Wolff chief counsel of the Perth of San Francisco was appointed managing director of the Federal Maritime Commission. Commission Chairman Helen D Bentley praised the move as fulfilling Nixon’s pledge to expand women in high government office and bringing a leading admiralty law practitioner into federal service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Mariam E. Wolff
The
Perth
San Francisco
Monday
Federal Maritime Commission
Commission
Helen D. Bentley
Miss Wolff
Nixon
Alameda County Grand Jury urges broader drug abuse plan
The 1989 Alameda County Grand Jury urges county supervisors to create a drug treatment center like San Francisco's, expand prevention programs for youths and adults, and coordinate services across health, education, probation, and rehab. It calls for higher foster parent payments, pilot incentives, juvenile services directory, a coordinating council, and emergency family plans. It also recommends welfare client centers, child care centers for welfare mothers, and expanded minority participation in county programs plus enhanced civil service recruiting and minority recruitment in probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County Grand Jury
Board of Supervisors
San Francisco
Couny
Civil Service Department
Probation Department
Norwegian fleet to hunt herring in Indian Ocean in 1910
Ten Norwegian trawlers and the former whaling ship Thorshavet will sail for the Indian Ocean off East Africa in February 1910 to catch herring on an experimental basis. The catch will be processed aboard the factory ship Baetaees é. A freighter will arrive at intervals to take aboard the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aalesund
Norway
UPI
Thorshavet
Indian Ocean
Africa
Baetaees É
Alameda County appoints three member assessment board
Supervisors appoint C. J. Hearn a retired Oakland banker to a three member Alameda County Assessment Appeals Board. Hearn replaces Larry Angeli who resigned. Angeli helped found the board in 1967. Other members include M. J. Rankin San Leandro attorney and Vincent Jrevala Pleasanton. alternate member Richard Bigelow Castor Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Hearn
Oakland
Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
Qakland
Larry Angeli
Angeli
Ie Assessment Appeals Board
M. J. Rankin
San Leandro
Id Vincent Jrevala
Pleasanton
Casto Valley
Unclear OCR Entry From The Daily Review
Fragmentary OCR text references The Daily Review and individuals such as David R. Peery and Businare Manager. It mentions an order from a court in California and Alamads County with garbled dates and terms including quatter and aut, making the specific event and outcome indistinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Review
David R. Peery
Businare
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Jury Blasts County Prison Farm
James D. Nordahl
Reired Pleasanton Business
Amendalians
Maritime Commission
Snedigar Cottage
Hearn
Boden Way
Donald Feagen
Don Hutchinson
Tre Arcus
Fremont- Livermore
Couson & Deposit
Etthier
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Rincon Ave
Ulvermore
Choies Texaco
Milpitas
Morris Plan
Ana M
California
Morris
Hayward
Foothin Boulevard
Mowry Avenue
14Th St
Wells Fargo Introduce
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!