Banjo Night Echoes From a Sixties Pizza Parlor
The narrator reflects on modern pop and a lone Alameda banjo night that shifts his mood. A party of gliding banjo players, a topless driver, and nostalgic tunes like Paper Doll Breezin Along With The Breeze shape a memory of joy, groove, and a simple lesson: never follow a banjo act.
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Eame
Alimeda
Jack Teagarden
Napa
Alameda
AnnualCitizen of the Year Award Dinner at Sunol Golf Course
The board of directors honored Dick Asdeade as president. Kitayama received the annual citizen of the year award. The installation dinner took place at Sunol Golf Course.
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Dick Asdeade
Kitayama
Sunol Golf Course
Preschool programs labeled highly effective across groups
A State Board briefing on a study of 3,735 children from diverse racial backgrounds showed preschool classes produced large gains for all groups, especially Mexican American children who started lower and rose the most. Prior parental status did not hinder overall improvement.
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Sacramento
UPI
State Board of Education
Department of
Selarset
Milton Wilson
Derment Research Conmhant
Retirement Shocks Judge With Remarked Decline
The judge unexpectedly retires after a long career including 16 years of perfect attendance and service in the Texas legislature from 1935 to 1940, with high retirement pay and supportive notes from Chief Justice Burger cited as factors.
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Texas
Worley
Ace
Widow testifies at Oxnard police inquest
Winnie Watkins testified that when she called for help she expected a psychiatric officer to speak to her husband Leroy 33 as officers approached and she warned the gran her husband held was defective The revolver in her purse was unloaded but two junior officers guns clicked and fired killing him A deputy on leave presided over the inquest and a spectator was arrested for carrying a loaded .22 pistol in Oxnard
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Mississippi
Ventura
UPI
Oxnard
Plice
Peri
Winnie Watkins
Gran
Leroy
Watkins
Otis Tipton
Watkin
Click
Buelekna Tea
Fremont Adult School Offers Winter Driver Education
Fremont Adult School announces a two part driver education program for adults totaling 30 hours of classroom instruction before behind the wheel training. Enrollment runs through Wednesday at neon Fgh schol School Room 13. The driving instruction fee is 6 percent.
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Fremont
Neon Fgh Schol School
Artists exhibit encounter works Newark paintings
Four members of an art encounter group display at the community center 35801 Cedar Blvd through January. Artists include Nancy Hoaglard Newark Jan Small Fremont Kathi McCullough Livermore and Ron Cunningham. Viewing hours are Mon-Fri 1am to 5pm and Sat 10am to noon 1 to 5pm and 7 to 9pm.
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Newark
Cedar’ Blvd
Nacy Hoag Lard
Jan Small
Fremont
Kathi McCollough
Livermore
Ron Cunningham
Spm
Ohlone College screens three films in series
Ohlone College Theatre in Fremont will screen three films in a community services department series. Two Laurel and Hardy titles, The Music Box and The Finishing Touch, play tonight at 7:30 with families welcome. Up the Down Staircase screens tomorrow at 7:30 in a drama about an idealistic New York City teacher. A free foreign film Good Soldier Schwejk is listed for Tuesday. Donations: 9 cents adults and 2% cents children. the tennis event is free.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Community Services Department
Lauren
Jaraviav Haiek
Heiry Bahomenn
Chamber Dinner Biggest Ever Planned at River Pines
The Newart Chamber of Commerce announces its annual dinner and dance at River Pines Country Club. Organizer Bob Jat expects over 125 attendees, with activities starting at 6:30 pm including a reception hour and entertainment by guest performers.
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Newart Chamber of Commerce
Peary
Bob Jatget
River Pines
Mothers March Leaders Praise Dimes Effort Amid Push for Participation
A county chairwoman lauded volunteers for recruiting marchers and distributing materials for the annual Mothers March Against Birth Defects. She said the cause, March of Dimes, is a worthy effort in every community.
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Ameda County
Sone
Ohlone College Offers Evening Noncredit Classes
The Ohlone College Community Services Department announces two week noncredit courses. Monday evenings from 7 to 9 50 pm start one week from now. Registration fee is $5. Courses include Conversational Tagalog and Philippine language, taught in Room D73208 on the Fremont campus at 0 Washington Blvd. Dr Calimag leads the Tagalog course focusing on conversational skills.
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Ohlone Walege Community Services Department
Walleee'e Main
Washington Blvd
Fremont
Calimag
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