State study weighs six lane Mission Boulevard widening
Hayward councilman reports a state study on widening Mission Boulevard from Interstate 680 in Fremont to South Hayward. The plan envisions a six lane route with a mile long south segment and east side widening near Route 248. Officials note possible delays if Route 238 alternatives are used and expect completion by June.
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Hayward
Mission Boulevard
Fremont
Hay‘ward
Tom Neveau
Oin
Engster
B. C. Bachtold
William Hanley
Union City
Hanley
Division of Highways
Barhloki
Aint Ais Il
Rae LE Sophie L Frese
Nimitz
Mission
Fairway Street
Glance at School Elections in South County
Unofficial results from yesterday's school board and junior college district races in South County show complete precinct reporting. Winners are listed in bold. for the South County Junior College District, Chinn garners 14,85 votes and Mick 4,659.
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South County
Weinreb Lepore win Hayward school board race
Dr Marvin Weinreb won a third term on the Hayward school board as Al Lepore led the field with 2597 votes. Weinreb received 2409, Heathern ?1637, Haertel 557, Mahoney 0, Manley 268, with about 17 percent turnout. Lepore credited focus on classroom programs.
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Dr. Weinreb
al Lepore
Hayward
Marvin Weinreb
Toral Values
Dr. Spock
David Mahoney
Glenn Manley
Castro Valley vote keeps incumbents as turnouts stall
In Castro Valley only about 5 percent of registered voters cast ballots. Incumbents Mrs. Helen Duffey and Paul Charles held seats, while write-in Gy Pritz ran notably strong with 23 votes. Rhodes and others trailed, turnout barely half of the county’s usual figure, prompting plans to push counseling programs and student concerns.
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Castro Valley
Helen Duffey
Paul Charles
Gy Pritz
Duffey
Rhodes
Florine Blind
Leroy Taddel
J. W. Maroney
Robert Butler
Gasla Valley
Dulley
Veteran trustees face off in New Haven district vote
Incumbent Syd Furman led with 1 001 votes to 957 for J Frank Belden and 648 for Kim Patterson. Richards placed fourth with 839, Bert Perez had 776, and Granville Pearson trailed with 18. Fewer than expected voters turned out, with about 10 percent turnout from Union City and south Hayward. Belden praised curriculum emphasis and thanked supporters, noting Richards’s long service.
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Fremont-Newark
Community College
SREB
Aylward
Holmes and Huckabay Bar
Hayward Unified
Leister
Weinreb
Heathan
Haerlel
Mahoney
Manley
Fremont Unified School
Setig
Benya
Ross
Todd
Charney
Baxky Road
Trustee Area
Weibel
Sahaljlan
Kjosard
Castro Valley Unified
Duffey
Rhodes
Fritz Nzs
Moroney Hol Buller
New Haven Unified
Furman
Belden
Paterson
Richards A Perez
Pearson
Miller
Clark
Gilbert
Newark
Yes
New Haven
K. Richards
Syd Furman
J. Frank Belden
Eather
Richards
Kim Patterson
Patterson
Achaol
Bert Perez
Granville Pearson
Nimitz
Union City
South Hayward
Task School Board
Chinn Re-elected To College Board In South County Race
Trustee B J Chinn won a fourth term on the South County Junior College District board, securing 13 832 of 18 491 votes cast from 153 820 registered voters, a 12 percent turnout. Opponent Steve Mick, a Chabot College graduate and Libby Laboratories production manager in Berkeley, received 4 659 votes.
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B. J. Chinn
South County Junior College
Chinn
Steve Mick
Chabot College
Libby Laboratories
Berkeley
Mick
Ncumbenkrustees
Charles
Seale Winner in Oakland Runoff as Reading Narrowly Falls
Oakland voters produced a runoff between Bobby Seale and incumbent Mayor John Reading after Reading captured 49.92 percent to Seale’s 19.21 percent in a record 69 percent turnout. Berkeley meanwhile blocked radicals from city council control and backed a marijuana measure near 2 to 1. Seale campaigned nationwide for the Black Panthers while Reading emphasized job growth and business attraction.
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Oakland
Bobby Seale
Hiis
Black Panthers
John H. Reading
Seale
Reading
Berkeley
University of California
Huey Newton
Black Panther Party
Will
Panther
Bay
San A Francisco
Panthers
Agaist
Police Building Plans Win Okay For Hayward
Hayward city councilmen approved design and preliminary plans for a 1.5 million police building on West Winston Avenue. The move advances an August bid date for an objective nearly five years old, funded by the city’s unity tax already sufficient to cover the project. Funds will construct on city-owned land at the northwest corner of Win Back page.
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Will Smith
Hayward
West Winton Avenue
Haywared
Win
Skies to Stay Fair Over South County Tomorrow
Forecast calls for continued fair skies over South County with mild high temperatures through tomorrow. Clear conditions may persist with light winds and comfortable daytime readings, easing plans for outdoor activities in the region.
Nixon to conduct probe of Watergate incident
President Nixon ordered a personal investigation into the Watergate bugging case amid mounting pressure. He pledged to fire anyone in government found guilty and said no one would receive immunity from prosecution. White House aides were to testify before the Senate investigation, with several linked to the scandal already under scrutiny. Local reports indicate the probe aimed to reach the bottom of the Watergate situation.
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Washington
UPT
Nixon
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Karty M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Grand
John W. Dean
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Norman T. R. Heathern
Jepore
C.V
Hully
Stan
E. J. Chinn
Ann Landers
Ana
Ray Orrock
Watergate
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