Ward's Bay Area appoints Loyd district manager
Oakland announces M L Loyd as Bay Area metropolitan district manager for Montgomery Ward replacing Radamacher who moves to Fremont store. Loyd, 63, comes from Denver district leadership and has long retail experience. Bay Area district spans Pleasant Hill to San Jose East and includes Daly City Corte Madera Oakland Richmond Fremont and two San Jose stores.
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M. L. Loyd
Bay Area
Montgomery Ward
Robert M. Flat
Lloyd
Ward
Chicago
Wards
Denver
Ilinois
Loyd
New York
Merchants ‘Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chamel's Retail Council
Kathryn
Pleasant Hill
San Jose
Daly City
Corte Madera
Richmond
Fremont
San Jeandro
East Bay
la Jose South
Environmental groups seek permanent halt to Alaska pipeline
The Wilderness Society Environmental Defense Fund and Friends of the Earth ask Judge George L. Hart Jr. to permanently block construction of the Trans Alaska Pipeline, contending the project exceeds rights of way under the Mineral Leasing Act and violates the 1968 National Environmental Policy Act. They seek judgment on Mineral Leasing Act grounds, arguing the plan would bypass width limits and require extensive additional sites outside the approved corridor.
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Washington
UPI
George L. Hart Jr
Alaska
Hart
Rogers C
Morton
The
Wilderness Society
Environmental Defense Fund
Friends of the Earth
Gram
Additon
Mission San Jose High Booster Club names officers
Fremont reports the Boosters Club of Mission San Jose High School names David Sullivan as president Richard Valencia as vice president Mrs Eugene Wailes as secretary and board members Ardith Urban Robert Bathgate Lynn Campbell Robert Morrison James McGregor William Forney and Wayne Pricer The club aims to boost school spirit help athletes and coordinate with parents coaching staff and administrators A pancake breakfast at 41717 Palm Ave 8 am to noon tomorrow launches membership and fund drive Donations are 1 percentage for adults and 7 cents for under 12 membership 3 individuals 5 for a two parent or guardian family
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Palms Ave
Newark
Mission San Jose
PTA honors Graham Elementary Principal for decade of service
Melvin Binkley, principal of Newark Graham Elementary, was presented a plaque by the school's PTA in recognition of his ten years as chief administrator. Newark School District Superintendent M Donald Thomas accepted on behalf of the PTA. Binkley has led Graham for almost the entire school's existence and has been active in PTA affairs.
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Newark
Graham
Melvin Binkley
PTA In
M. Donald Thomas
PTA
Church plans Oakland walk in East Bay outreach
The Starr King Unitarian Church in Hayward invites its entire congregation to walk through West Oakland tomorrow under the invitation of C. J. Clark, director of the East Bay Project. After the walk, attendees will join a pot luck dinner.
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Hayward
Starr King Unitarian Church
Bayview Ave
West Oakland
C. J. Clark
East Bay
Stanford peace coalition grows nationwide protest effort
Stanford University law students faculty and staff join a Law School Coalition for Peace. More than 2,000 signees from 17 law schools have signed an open statement deploring senseless violence in Vietnam and urging an end to military actions and resumption of peace talks in Paris.
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Stanford
UPI
Sir Geyts
Stanford University Law Serwal
Coalition For Peace
Stanord
Paris
Allende seeks expropriation of ITT Chile stake
Chilean President Salvador Allende asked Congress to expropriate ITT's 70 percent share of Chile's largest telephone company and cancel a 60 year concession. He framed action as defending national dignity amid ITT efforts to block his inauguration. The move mirrors the copper expropriation framework and values ITT at about 12 to 20 million, with OPIC insured at 106.6 million.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Salvador Allende
Congress
Ie International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation
Allende
TTT
Hemisphere
FIT
Washington
Px Sble
Jack Anderson
FET
Chilean Telephone Co
ITT
Sheraton
All America Ables and Radio Co
Standard Electric Co
Overseas Private Investment Corp
TEI
Rul Allende
U.S
Nathaniel Davis
Davis de Ellie
Fremont children’s art festival opens today at center
A Fremont Fashion Center event showcases exhibits by children up to 16 from Tri-City schools. A 2 pm preview features the Fremont Youth Theatre Guild’s Pinochio production and a Dorothy Webb group. Prizes will be awarded in three age groups with judges from Cal State Hayward and Berkeley schools.
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Fremont
Fremont Fashion Center
Mowry Avenue
Tri-City
Fremont Youth Theatre Guild
Super Drothy Webb
Destouhon
Norman Brown
California State College
Hayward
C. L., Wysuph
Cal State
Hajime Kunzakd
Berkeley Public Schools
University band to hold fifth annual spring review
The University of California band will present a varied program at Newark High School gym at 2 p.m. featuring marching, vaudeville, concert, Dixieland, rock and Broadway music. The event is cosponsored by Newark Recreation Department and Oh-Jone College Community Services Department. Advance tickets are available from Newark Community Center for 1 dollar each or a family pass.
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Newark
University of California
Newark High School
Newark Recreation Department
Oh- Jone College Community Services Department
Newark Carmmunity Center
Cedar Blvd
Tax exemptions issued to 33 Northern California schools
The Internal Revenue Service ruled in July 1970 that private schools practicing racial discrimination cannot be granted tax exempt status. Among the 33 schools affected is Fremont Parent’s Nursery School, which gained a favorable ruling due to nondiscriminatory admissions policy.
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Fremont
Northern
California
Fretront Parens
Internal Revenue Sér
Vice
Pianist to Perform Gospel Concert at Calvary Baptist
John Kraus will present a two piano gospel concert at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Calvary Baptist Church in Fremont. He will be joined by his wife Mrs Trudy Keats, singing. Kraus, formerly with the piano faculty of the San Francisco Conservatory, has just returned from a tour of the southeastern United States and Mexico.
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Trudy Keats
Pilzano Facuy
San Franncisco Conservatory of
Masie
Y Kraus
United States
Mexico
Fremont Concert Ballet Schedules May 19 Performances
Fremont Concert Ballet presents Unity Seasons Hehearsal Hall Victory West and Tehirkoveky Variations at Mission San Jose High School Little Theater 1717 Pal Ave Fremont CA at 5 30 and 8 00 p m May 19 Choreography by Tricia Kaye Tickets 250 adults 150 students available at Book Mark Fremont Hub Shopping Center or Lido Buffet 6101 Jarvis Ave Newark
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Fremont
Fremont Concert Ballet
Mission San Jose High School
Little Theater
Pal Ave
Victory West
Fremont Hub
Lido Balfet
Jarvis Ave
Newark
YMCA Camp Registration Open For Summer Programs
Fremont Newark YMCA invites registrations at 465 Peralta Blvd for eight day sessions this summer. Boys and girls ages 8 to 15 can attend Camp Loma Mar in the Santa Cruz Mountains while coed teen camps run at Rogue River Oregon and Catalina Island. East Bay Regional Parks day camp targets ages 6 to 14 with other trips planned across Southern California and beyond.
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Fremont
YMCA
Freamont-Newark
Peralta Blvd
Loma Mar
Santa Cruz Mountains
Rogue River
Oregon
Catalina Taland
East Bay Regional Parks
California
Fire stations hold open house for National Fire Service Day
Fremont and Newark fire departments invite the public to visit stations in recognition of National Fire Service Day. Fremont opens all stations today 10 am to 6 pm displaying firefighting and rescue equipment. Newark stations at 7575 Thornton Ave and 39775 Ruschin Delve welcome visitors Saturday 9 am to 4 pm with fire service films every two hours starting 10 am.
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Fremont
Newark
National Fire Service
Preston Spalding
City
Thornton Ave
Ruschin Delve
Council unmoved by parking protest at Bunker School
Newark city council heard residents from Mowry Avenue oppose curbside parking ban near Bunker School citing safety and space concerns. Officials noted insufficient off street spots for 39 employees and parents. Mayor Radentine and council members favored keeping the ban and urged addressing parking with the school district.
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Newark
Bunker School
Mowry Avenue Residents Association
Tesident
Shirley Sisk
Jim Radentine
Coun
Singin' Shells gospel concert set for Bethel Assembly
Fremont plans a gospel concert by the Singin' Shells comprising the Rey Sheltrown family and Barry Armstrong at Bethel Assembly of God Church on Blacow Road. Event details include ticket price and a city cost outline for animal control service, private consultant help, and regional park planning items involving East Bay Regional Park District and Coyote Hills master plan features.
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Fremont
Bethel ‘Aserbly of God
Blacow Road
Rey, Sheltrown
Barry Armstrong
Cooper Motors
Hayward
Heard
Animal Control Service
Alameda
East Bay
Reginal Park District
Coyote Hills
Fremont teacher honored as guest director in Missoula concert
Fremont Unified School District music teacher Emerson Miller, longtime Missoula band instructor from 1947, will be the honored guest director at a concert program in Missoula. Miller is praised for building the elementary school program there before joining Fremont.
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Fremont Unified School District
Emerson Miller
Missoula
Mont
Miller
Fremont
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