Exemption Forms Probe Targets Veterans Claims in Alameda County
Veterans groups criticize Alameda County assessor procedures for property tax exemptions. The controversy centers on Feragen’s list of supposedly ineligible veterans and the role of banks and insurance firms in substantiating exemption claims. Probes by Amvets Oakland Chapter 44 and American Legion Post 3 follow grand jury inquiries into exemption statements and financial records from last year.
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Tee East Bay
Navy Post
Antl Tarhy Leks
Alameda County
Donald
Agen
Slateravars
Seontia
Amvets
Oakland
Anorisin Legion Post
Fragen
Young Bandit Sent to CYA
Edward Ji Dimodana, 15, convicted of robbing a San Leandro case, was referred to the California South authority after San Leandro police arrested him 24 hours after the New Year’s Day crime. A police officer’s wife identified him at the real Calale outlet where he worked, triggering his capture. He escaped with money when he held up Mary Ey Schuyler, 17, at Peter’s Tea Cream Parlor.
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Castro Valley
Edward Ji
Dimodana
Ie Creare
California
Ty San
Leanitra
Ours
Calale Ott
Fire Williams
Vo Vier Sot
Dimarina
Savepont
Potter
Dimadana
Mise
Mary Ey Schuyler
Peter's Tee Cream Parlor
Bancroft Dws
Troops And Tribes Honor Pack Scouting Awards
Ashland pack meeting awards listed for Wat Qub Seon Pack SA members Mike Lowe Laven Parrish Bon Mobil Johny Lantz Mike Brow Walt barge and others receiving silver arrows gold arrows and service stars. Webelos promoted and badges earned by Cougher Gibbet Bared Jardin Charles Wert. BAN LEANBRO meet notes awards to Allen Rallon Dennis Rowe Rob Seel McHanrs Gary Drola John Purse Dion Batho Robert Phillips Wall bares Rene Cat.
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Ashland
Ankland
Soh
Wiliam Adams
Billy] Turner
Roger Crittenden
Larry “Tator
Bouse Baugh
Allen Powell
Gary Butt
George Renevich
Webelos
Cougher
Gibbet Ba Bar'd Jardin
Charles Wert
Reimvertation
Ban Leanbro
Page
James A. Garficit School
Assistane Cubatasier
Harrid Gaskins
Om. Pans
Allen Rallon
Dennis Rowe
Steve Veronda
Rob CL
Pia Seel McHanrs
Gary Drola
John Pursefew
Dion Batho
Robert Phillips
Wall Bares
Goll Arias
Melvin Keith
Beaw Tadge
Retin ‘Pitou
Aeene Pit
Nevons
Hiloky Gidinier
Lins & Webelos
Kaelgn
Cordon Lavender
Robes Aichits
Rene Cat
Kabeat Ping David Srey
Lion Hurlers
Cyegery
iDolney
Rohs
Rene
Deusex Fisher
Richard Gauedinie
Vie Lars
Tinmes
Gas Tax Funds Won’t Be Raided for Del Valle Plan
Alameda County supervisors reversed a prior decision and will not raid gas tax funds for a four-lane extension to the Del Valle Reservoir recreation area. The board asked the state to proceed with plans for a two-lane route with bids for four lanes, estimating extensions and feeder routes at 2 million dollars. Aiming to have state grants, officials urged Assemblyman Carlos Bee to push legislation to place the routes in the state highway system.
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Alameda County
Armya del Valle
Recre Dion
Siprmsisnis
Cowny
James Vivrelli
Vivrelle
Sacramento
Carlos Bee
Dayhire
Valledoa
Wetmore
Minga
Yong Mines
Meneentell Road
Mendenhall
del Valle Arroyo
Santa Char County
Vivrette
Vasco
Mines
Vivevalle
Ariu Roye
Josephine Says Positive Stance May Earn A Dime
A brief oral aside shows Josephine quipping that simply thinking positively could yield a small reward, reflecting a light moment in daily life. Her remark underscores a humorous take on luck and optimism.
Addict Center Dedication Set in Sacramento on May 7
Governor Brown announced the dedication of the State Rehabilitation Center for narcotics addicts at Coral on May 7. The ceremony will mark a milestone in the state’s anti drug program with officials and public figures expected to attend.
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Sacramento
Brown
Coral
Lecture Series On UN Topics At San Mateo
The College of San Mateo and the Sant Mateo League of Women Voters will jointly sponsor a series of lectures on the United Nations right or wrong. The sessions begin April 20 with Dr Robert Northie and Jol Rausselot discussing flags guns and self defense. May 7 features John Jackson and Charles Frankel on the financial crisis who pays the bill. May 9 covers What kind of a world with Caspar W. Berger and Dey Galyiel Zimmerman. Sessions run 6 40 p.m. at the California Teachers Association Readquarters 1705 Morchisox Drive. Registration at the door at least 2 for the series.
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San Mateo
College of San Mateo
Sant Mateo League of Women
Furs
Uniford Nations
U.N
Aid
Robert Northie
Stanford Political Science
Jol Rausselot
John Birch Sovtuly
John Jackson
University of Callteform
Charles Frankel
EPA
Caspar W. Olberger
State Assembly
Nan
California Republican State Coy Lal Committee
Dey Galyiel A. Zimmerman
Los Angeles Shite College
California Veachers Assoviation
Job Training Schools Urged by California Senator
Sacramento AP reports a proposed bill by Sen Thomas Afees aims to authorize vocational high schools to curb dropouts and train skilled workers. The measure, introduced Wednesday, seeks to expand job training through public schools in Los Angeles and beyond.
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Sacramento
Conny
Thomas Af
Ees
Los Angeles
Dredging Bill Wins Backing in State Committee Approval
The Assembly Manufacturing, Oil and Mining Industry Committee backed a dredging bill to permit licenses for removal of sand and gravel from state tidelands. Current law allowed limited dredging only in specified locations. The measure aims to revive land and gravel operations by aligning permits with shifting sands offshore.
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Bactamento
API
Jxustry Committee
Dulkide Herolden Tate
Willy
Donald Gronskx
Lund
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Joe Remilinger
Lupine Way
Hayward
Boy Scout
Remlinger
Alan Saylor
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Tlorence St
Roger Krug
Plorence St
Steve Rubialo
Joy Jacusch
Eleyward
Palma Ceia School
Jaensch
Presily Jaensch
T. Dolores Quigley
Gainsborough Ave
Prigeilla Downing
Steve Rubingly
Vfew Post
CYA
Bankamerigard
Coats
Mini's
Bulky Woots
San
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Urs
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