Community events and parades across Hayward and nearby towns
A packed Saturday schedule includes a senior citizens information fair at Chabot Student Center Hayward starting in the afternoon, a Castro Valley Bicentennial parade along Valley Boulevard, and the People, Yes theater piece at Ohlone College. Also listed are a Hayward lab exhibit, Olive Hyde Art Center shows, a family film festival at Kimball Academy, the Valley Ecology Fair in Livermore, and the Oakland Ballet Hansel and Gretel at Paramount Theatre with tickets from 4.50 to 6.50. Weather forecasts call for light morning showers and cooler conditions with 60s highs and 40s lows.
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Carl Sandburg
Ohlone College
Mission Blvd
Freont
Oakland Ballet
Hansel and Gretel
Paramounk Theater
Broadway
Oakland
South County
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Bizarre car-nap nets thieves 2 000 ransom
Hayward reports a wild Barracuda chase ending in a $2000 ransom for Mac Watson's 1970 Plymouth Barracuda. The theft from C&M Transmissions on Foothill Blvd led to a phone booth ransom drop and a reunion of the car, valued at over 20,000 with its high performance engine. Police have no solid leads.
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C&m Transmissions
Foothill Blvd
Watson
Foster City
San Francisco
Hayward
Daryl Jones
Jones
Attie
98Th Avenue
Bancroft
Executive named administrator of San Lorenzo Village Homes
Charles F. Pearce, 40, will report Monday as administrator of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association. Director Frank Peixoto announced the appointment as the board, after Turner’s January resignation, launched a nationwide search. Pearce, living in Castro Valley, will earn 14800 annually and holds degrees from Cal State Pomona and Cal State San Diego plus prior public service roles in Riverside Chula Vista Gonzales and Key West. The association, a quasi political private group, is funded by an annual 825 per home assessment.
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San Lorenzo
Charles F. Pearce
Banning Corporation
Salinas
Chula Vista
Gonzales
Florida Keys Mental Health District
Key West
Fla
Lwimes, Association
Oil ministers mum after 2 day meeting in Geneva
OPEC ministers held a secret two day gathering in Geneva as Swiss police escorted delegates from a fortified hotel. Venezuelan oil minister Valentin Hernandez Acosta said it was too early to predict price moves after the June price freeze ends and that the meeting focused on setting the Bali session agenda rather than debating price increases.
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Geneva
UPI
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Hernandez
Indonesia
Bali
Rifleman questioned near Ford motorcade route
Secret Service questioned a man with a rifle in his car near President Ford's route yesterday and released him as harmless. In DeKalb County, Albert Reinhold, 21, of Chamblee, was charged with making terroristic threats after police said he threatened Ford at a Marriott motel before his speech.
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Atlanta
UPI
Secret Service
Ford
DeKalb County
Albert Reinhold
Chamblee
White House
Reinhold
Marriott
Alameda drops suit to reinstate ex-official amid district shock
Alameda County Superior Court action ends after Harold Alameda, 47, who was acquitted of misappropriation and grand theft, agrees to drop suit to be rehired. Fremont Unified officials say no negotiations occurred and no back pay or employment restoration will occur. Alameda was released from Washington Hospital after three days of tests.
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Alameda
Alameda County
Washington Hospital
San Francisco labor strike faces demands for talks
AFL-CIO leader John F Henning urged Governor Brown and Democratic leaders to pressure San Francisco officials to begin negotiations immediately in the city workers strike. The Board of Supervisors plans a June 8 vote on wage cuts and multiyear contracts, while Mayor Moscone pledges action if no constructive proposal emerges.
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San. Francisco
Afl-Cio
Goy
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Democratic Party
John F Henning
California Labor Federation
San Francisco
Brown
Democratic
Charles Massatt
National Democratic Committee
Robert Strauss
U.S
Alan Cranston
Eoin Tunney
State Assembly
Leoeasy
Phil and
Johnan
National
Board of Supervisors
George Moscone
Quentin Kopp
Kopp
Daylight Saving Time Begins With Nationwide Clock Change
Pacific Daylight Time starts at 2 a.m. tomorrow with clocks moved forward one hour. Across the country many clocks will be set ahead, including late night and early morning bus schedules. AC Transit will adjust its bus lines to daylight time starting 3 a.m. to minimize disruption.
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Tomrorrow
Ramain
Saray
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Sleepy Hollow Avenues
Bay Area
Olive Hyde Art Center
Mission At
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I School
Kimball
Ecology Fair
Valley Ecology Fair
Livermore
David McLaughlin
Comstock
Sun Gallery
Ebc
California
Rainbow Club
Tiny Times
Car-Napers
Atslo
Tach Mooney
Plymouth
Mac Watson
S.F
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