Third annual Boys' Club benefit dinner in Fremont
The piece notes the third annual benefit for the troubled Boys' Club of Fremont, led by Roland Terry with 26 tickets sold, and a stretched local budget near 40000. It highlights the stag dinner at Sunol Valley, ticket price 25, and support from Tri City service clubs, while detailing past fundraising shortfalls and carnival cancellations. It also covers Newark Chamber honors John MacGregor for 39 years of service and local governance ties.
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Boys’ Club
Fremont
Leading Citizens
Rly
Trenle
Roland Terry
Terry
Carney
United Bay Area Crusade
Sunol Valley Country Club
Ferry
Uy Btanford
John Ralston
John Holmdahl
Carl Stubenrauch
Newark Chamber of Commerce
John MacGregor
Bini
John
Newark School
Chamber
Oakland
Eile
Welfare probe to be completed in six to eight weeks
A blue ribbon task force studying Alameda County welfare operations will present its final report to the Board of Supervisors in six to eight weeks. Led by Albany businessman Leon Rimey the 26 member committee has met five times in six months and operates several subcommittees on eligibility, services, and program matters. The board chair stressed objectivity and refused to reveal contents of the progress report.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Leon Rimey
Albany Busiessman
Arrests in antiwar protest near San Fernando Valley college
Police began arrests in the San Fernando Valley area amid an antiwar protest. About 59 people were taken into custody for failure to disperse and assault, as police described initial sweeps near Vedtus and a nearby bank branch.
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Northridge
UPL
Po- Hive
San Fernando Valley State College
Sto Ming
Pay Less Skaggs Merger Aims to Create Major West Chain
Pay Less Drug Stores negotiating merger with Skaggs Pay Less Drug Stores to form a new corporation based in Oakland California. The exchange would issue about 37.5 million dollars in Skaggs Pay Less stock for Pay Less shares. If approved, the merged company would operate 71 stores in four western states with projected 1971 sales near 225 million.
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Skaggs
Northavest
Anid
Countrie's
Yes
William Gnherrs
Skaggs Pay
Peyton Pay Less
Sing Corporation
Serger
Officas Ab
Ion Edgewater Drive
Oak- 3
Corpeters
Mierger
California
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Oregon
Llear
Ts Southern Alameda
Ward
Remwal
Castra
Dublin
Gkerra
Hawes
Edward B Hart
Skaggs Pay Less
Alema
The Arcus Published by The Daily Review
The Arcus is described as a newspaper of general circulation published in Fremont California Alameda area. It notes post office delivery details and establishes subscription rates with weekly and monthly options. The text references the publisher Floyd L Sparks, and includes regulatory notices about publication and mattering.
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Daily Review
Floyd L. Sparks
Fres
California
Gugtes
Nice Square
Fremont
Nila
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