Hearing on dredge spoil disposal in Hayward set
A day long public hearing by the Bay Regional Waste Quality Control Board will focus on disposal of dredge spoils including heavy metals and organic pollutants. The meeting starts 9 30 a m at the Alameda County Public Works Building in Hayward with agencies and groups like the US Army Corps of Engineers the Sierra Club and the Save San Francisco Bay Association testifying.
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Hayward
Bay Regional Wart ‘Quality Contral Board
Alameda County Public Works Builting
Elmhurst St
San Francisco Bay
US. Corps of Ay da
Association of California
State Department of Fish and Genie
Sierra Club
Save San Francisco Bay Association
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
American Institute of Mecchant Shipping
Freed whale feasts on squid off San Onofre
Gigi the whale, released two weeks ago off San Diego with an electronic backpack, fed on squid in a kelp bed near San Onofre while U S Navy air and sea monitors tracked her. Officials said her behavior could yield valuable data even if she does not resume migration.
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San Onofre
Gigi
California
Navy
Alousiy
San Diego
Gig
Sea World
Ue Bering Sea
Califosnia
Burlingame Class of 146% seeks 2 year reunion help
Perdons interested in attending or helping organize the Burlingame High School Class of 146% reunion are asked to contact Paula Fischer Brewer of Fremont at 657-6825. The reunion is slated for Aug 5 at the Silver Pines Golf and Country Club in Newark.
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Perdons
Burlingame High School
Paula Fischer
Ohlone Screen Travel Film at Ohline College Theatre
The travel film Two Worlds of Polynesia will be shown at Ohline College Theatre at 7 30 p m tomorrow. Stanton Waterman presents images of island people and underwater lagoons and reefs from French Polynesia. Admission is 70 cents for adults and 50 cents for children under 14.
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Fremont
Polynesia
Ohline College Theatre
Stanton Waterman
French Polynesia
Community Services Department
Fremont High School talent show features student cast
Seventh and Eighth Grade students at Centerville High School perform tonight at 7 00 in the school auditorium directed by Mrs Terry Wires. The FTA sponsors the event. Cast includes Lillie Hughes Rachel Iskow Joanne Landucei Jolynn Wood Kim Cooney Denise Sabado Allison S Ledger Leslie Weanberg Sherrie G ymp s bar Jones Dan pine aly Samuelson Joe Tule Hoyt Dee Je igner Julia son David Barnstable Charles Stilwell Tammy Cocco Jank Connally Diane Weonberg Julie Kana Sarah Pearl Jett Camps Dennis Briggs Randy Draper Jess Everson John Dauzat Brian Griffin Nathan Smith Walter Gaudinier Caralyn O Rourke Trace Foote Oramae Spoon Cheryl Croft Barbara S Prince Gary Pintiente Manuel Pinto and Pet Dufrow.
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Leslie Weanberg
Sherrie Ginps Bar Jones
Dan Pine
Aly Samuelson
Joe Tule Hoyt
Dee Jeigner
Juliason
David Barnstable
Charles Stilwell
Tammy Cocco
Jank Connally
Diane Weonberg
Julie Kana
Sarah Pearl
Jett Camps
Dennis Briggs
Randy Draper
Jess Everson
John Dauzat
Brian Griffin
Nathan Smith
Walter Gaudinier
Caralyn O'Rourke
Trace Foote
Oramae Spoon
Cheryl Croft
Barbara S Prince
Gary Pintiente
Manuel Pinto
Pet Dufrow
Twilight Story Time at Centerville Library for tots
Fremont area readers learn Centerville Library hosts Twilight Story Time for children aged three to four with quiet stories songs and activities starting tomorrow at 7 30 p m A second regular session runs Tuesday mornings at 11 a m Registrations cover both sessions with library hours posted 2 to 6 p m Monday to Thursday and 1 to 6 p m Friday and Saturday
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Fremont
Pajamas Lad
Centerville
Sesslong
Cne Ie Ticalli
Mere
Eeergont Blvd
Three Teens Arrested In CrateHite Burglaries
Union City police arrested three teenagers early Sunday after three burglaries at CrateHite Inc. on Alvargrade Boulevard. About $20 worth of foals and equipment were stolen and recovered. Police had an officer on duty due to frequent incidents. The youths were released to their parents pending a juvenile hall appearance.
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Union City
CrateHite, Inc
Alvagrade
Bremont community director named for United Cerebral Patsy group
Fremont charity director Richard Gohlke of Argus ports editor was named this year’s Bremont community director for the United Cerebral Patsy organization serving Alameda and Contra Costa Counties. In Oakland, 17 community directors and 15 directors at large were installed with officers led by W Elwyn Christan of Oakland as president Al Weber Jr of Moraga as first vice president James Burchell of Orinda as second vice president Mrs Hernard Hildebrand of Moraga as secretary and Peter Brethauer of Walnut Creek as treasurer.
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Fremont
Richard Gohlke
Argus
Bremont
United Cerebral Patsy Organization
Alameda
Contra Costa Counties
Oakland
W. Elwyn Christan
al Weber Jr
Moraga
James Burchell
Orienda
Hernard Hildebrand
Peter Brethauer
Walnut Creek
Palo Alto man falls to death on Mount Shasta
Palo Alto resident William Tyree Jeter, 43, fell 75 feet while climbing Mount Shasta Saturday night. He and four San Francisco Bay Area companions were camped at the tenth saddle level when Jeter reportedly crawled from his sleeping bag near midnight. High winds on the mountain were cited by Siskiyou County Sheriff A B Caltat as a factor in the fatal fall.
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MT. Sieasta
UPI
William Tyree
Palo Alto
MS Shasta
Jeter
San Francisco Bay Area
Tlon
Siskiyou County
Shierif
Newark Eyes Big Regional Shopping Center Plan
Newark considers a $4 shopping center with Macy’s Sears and co. regional zoning to allow broader business use. Egan of Macy’s cites unclear start dates for the two year joint venture with Sears while site plans show a large enclosed regional center with department stores, 60 to 80 specialty shops, and extensive parking.
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Newark
Macy's
California View
Jhn J. Egan
San Francisco
Sears, Rusbuck and Co
Analsigis
Steacre
Mowry Avenue
Nimits Freeway
Pliner
Sears
P Ress
Prat
Jongange
Cemer
Obituaries for Ralph Hennett and Ava Markt
Memorial service for Ralph Hennett of Fremont, 72, who died February 22, held at Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park in Fremont. Also funeral services for Ava Markt tikebrand, 72, of Fremont, native of Indiana, with two sons and two daughters among survivors. Burial planned in Hayward.
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Ralph Hennett
Mont
Joseph Fraies Jr
Fremont
Jtayward
Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Fremon
Frade
Alameda County
Vane Ation Aca
Frades Nursery
Marie
Fremnent
Gerad
Hayward
Janet
Benjana
Frement
Macuel
Arroyo Grande
Thelma Cunha
Eisance Frades
Ava Markt Tikebrand
Ind
Indiana
National Teachers Association
Iere Two Sone
William Roberty
Gerald Roberts
Sunol
Roselyn Cavanaugh
Sat Bernarding
Anita Youngberg
Fou
Tur Anous Pubilsmid Daily Review item
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and place mentions with no clear event. No coherent people, organizations, or dates are recoverable to form a factual summary.
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Ty the Daily Review
Murder suspect Corona denied bail in California case
In Yuba City California a mass murder suspect Corona denied bail three days after the California Supreme Court modified its stance on bail for serious crimes. The court said judges can deny bail when crimes would be capital under state law and Corona’s attorney challenged the decision amid broader death penalty debates.
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Yuba
Corona
Attornney
Richard Hawk
Beacon
California
Attornys
Angela Davis
Wing
Feather River
Yuba City
Hawk
Super Court
Sutter County
Attoray G
Dave Teja
Corona’ Family Act
Hal
Tejn
State Supreme Court
Devisko
State Attorney General’s Office
Los Angeles
Supreme Court
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Ates
Ag Hs
Reginal Center
Hemis
Rogers
Ube Raneau Cry Divet
Ralph Bennett
Joseph Frades Jr
Ava Marie
Hildebrand
Bhusnis
Roel
Cal West Veterinary Hospital
James R. Sheltran
D.D.M
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