Union City SASSO to Update Leadership and Funding
Union City changes at Southern Alameda Spanish Speaking Organization SASSO begin Monday as John Chavez resigns as executive director after 1968 tenure to join the National Committee against Discrimination in Housing in San Francisco. Emily Berrios is named new director, taking charge of the H Street office with a limited staff as funding shifts and legal aid status faces doubt.
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Union City
Alameda
SASSO
John Chavez
National Committee Against Discrimination
San Francisco
Chavez
Emily Berrios
Sasso Board of Directors
Agency
H Street
Southern
Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency
New York
Naw
Alameda Supervisor Hannon Faces Six Month License Suspension
Alameda County Supervisor Robert E. Hannon will be driven by secretaries for six months after his driver’s license was suspended for drunken driving last June. The automatic suspension followed his refusal to submit to a sobriety test. Judge Robert Fairbairn recommended against suspension but deputy DMV director James W. Chapman upheld it. Hannon, fined $302, was briefly arrested after blocking Myron Temple Jr.’s car, then plans a Europe trip with his two children July 22 to Sept. 11, including a camper bus tour through central Europe to Mostow.
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Robert E. Hannon
Alameda
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Hayward-San Leandro
Robert Fairswell
Svho
Hannon Guil
Hannon
Myron Temple Jr
Livermore
Temple
Europe
Mostow
Bay Area transit council formed under new commission
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission approved a transit coordinating council to align Bay Area modes. Berkeley attorney Joseph Bort, head of the commission, said top representatives from AC Transit, BART, San Francisco Muni, and the Golden Gate Authority will serve. Paul Watt was named interim executive director. the title signals no funds yet. The group aims to improve planning to boost federal grants, with HUD reclassification creating an expected 2 to 1 matching funds advantage.
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Transit Coordinating Council
Bay Area
Metropolitan ‘Transportation Commission
Berkeley
Joseph Bort
AC Transit
Bay Area Rapid Transit’ District
San Francisco Munisystem
Golden Gate Authority
BART
Paul Watt
Regional Transportation Planning Committee
Association of Bay Area Governments
Commission
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Professor joins Reagan’s California teaching commission
Dr. Jack E. Conner of 2741 Jennifer Drive Castro Valley is among 15 members named to the new Commission for Teacher Preparation and Licensing. The body, created by 1970 legislation, will set credential requirements accredit programs issue credentials develop exams and evaluate teacher competence while identifying specialist teachers and suspending or revoking credentials as needed.
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Hayward
California State College
Commission For
Ronald Reagan
Jack E. Conner
Jennifer Drive
Castro Valley
Governors
Commission
Eskimo Life Igloo Project At Olivos de Guadalupe
Fre mont first graders under teacher Mrs Donna Steel join Miss Sharon Pfeiffer and Terry Cappuceilli classes in an in depth study of Eskimos. They built a snow like igloo from chicken wire and white napkins and created a collage of Eskimo life. Students include Jeanette Delgado Joey Budelli Shawn Bynum.
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Olivos de Guadalupe
Fremont
Donna Steel
Jeanette Delgado
Joey Budelli
Shawn Bynum
Sharon Pfeiffer
Terry Cappuceilli
Fremont district to study year round school plan
Fremont Unified School District will ask its citizens advisory executive committee to study the desirability of a year round school plan in Fremont. Board president Mary G. Rodrigues said the action responses a proposal by David N. Wayne and expanded committee membership aims to broaden representation and form study groups.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified
Citizens’ Advisory Executive
Mary G. Rodrigues
David N. Wayne
Manoney St
Club to seek full Crusade funds in Fremont
The Boys' Club of Fremont asks to appeal to the United Bay Area Crusade for the full 42000 yearly funding. Executive director Roland W. Terry says the club has requested to appear before the crusade's general budget panel to avoid a $1575 monthly deficit in 1971.
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Fremont
Boys’ Club
United Bay Area Crusade
Roland W. Terry
Terry
County Officials to Review 106 Page Grand Jury Report
The board of supervisors will study a 106 page report addressing the 1970 grand jury critique of county operations. County Administrator Earl R. Strathman delivered the volume to the board Wednesday. An 8:90 am session on March 9 will discuss steps taken to meet recommendations. The board must reply within nine days.
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Board of Supervisors
Earl R. Strathman
Annnval Grand Jury
Beef thief given sentence in Fremont burglary case
Louis P. Rigdon, 21, of 4045 Mareia Street Fremont, was sentenced to six months in county jail for burglary after police caught him Feb 1 in the Louis Store at 3800 Delaware Drive with several cuts of beef worth 39 dollars in his jacket. Officer James J. McKiernan reported a broken plate glass window.
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Fremont
Louis P. Rigdon
Mareia St
James J. McKiernan
Louis
Delaware Drive
Rigdon
Soldier in fraud case surrenders in Vietnam clubs case
UPT Sgt. 16 William C. Bagby surrendered in a case alleging he defrauded non commissioned officers clubs in Vietnam. He faced charges related to the alleged scheme and personnel fraud against military clubs. Local authorities and military investigators continue to pursue details of the alleged offenses and potential prosecutions.
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Honolulus
UPT
William C. Bagby
Vietnam
Modesty panels topside new Epping desks cause stir
Epping England council members criticize the design of newly delivered desks with modesty panels at the top rather than bottom. Council Chairman Stanley Nightingale quips that makers feared topless stresses from lady members. The report notes the unusual feature sparked comment among officials.
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Epping
England
Council
Stanley Nightingale
Justice Hugo Black Heads to 85 with No Retirement Planned
Justice Hugo L. Black, approaching 85, says his work on the Supreme Court remains enjoyable and he has no intention of retiring. He discusses dissent, philosophy on the bench, and plans with wife Elizabeth to resume tennis in the spring. He reflects on Chief Justice Warren and Burger’s eras and says dissent is a vital part of the court’s work.
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Washington
UPL
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Black
Elizabeth
Alexandria
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Alabama
Earl Warren
Warren E. Burger
Warren
Driver in fatal wreck sentenced in Oakland
George G. Guevara 27 of San Leandro was found guilty of manslaughter and felony drunk driving for a June Nimitz Freeway crash near Thornton Avenue that killed 33 year old Alica Balga of Sunnyvale. Six passengers were injured. He received 12 months in county jail and three years probation, contingent on possible deportation to Mexico.
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Nimitz
Superior
George G. Guevara
Davis St
San Leandro
Guevara
Thornton Avenue
Alica Balga
Sunnyvale
Balga
William J. Hayes
Mexico
Merchants Install Newark Square Association Officers
New officers of the Newark Square Merchants Association were installed Saturday. Al Doyle Newark Square Barber becomes president with Joe Hubbard vice president Tony Oliveira secretary John Bates treasurer and Mrs Barney Oliver publicity head.
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Newark Square Merchants Association
al Doyle
Newark Square
Joe Hubbard
Wis Stores
Tony Oliveira
Oliviera’s “Liquors
John Bates
Barney Oliver
Hubbard
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