Law Day observances to be held in Fremont court
Special observances Monday in the Fremont Newark Union City Judicial District mark Law Day USA. Spouses will attend in the morning with Judge Roy G. Pucci presiding and school classes will visit in the afternoon. Law Day chairman Louis J. Willett urged public participation at 9 a.m. in department one.
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Fremont
Municipal Court
USA
Roy G. Pucci
Fremont-Newark- Union City Judicial District
Department One
Willett
Marthe Avenue
Aml Perealta Boulevard
Fremicat
State to appeal ruling over San Leandro school loan
The state will appeal a superior court ruling in favor of the San Leandro Unified School District regarding relief from paying a $747,000 state building loan for Halycon School. A hearing will be scheduled in the Court of Appeals. District officials say overpayments total $218,011 and that San Leandro has already repaid $412,237, with debt reduced to $35,000 by 1968 before a 1968 amendment interpretation demanded $920,000.
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Ene
San Leandro Unified
Halycon
District Court of Appeals
Bupetlas “Cole, Tutge
Robert Inger
Houston Fhurmy
San Leandro
Kroninger
San Leamiro
Halycon School
San Lorenzo
Calif youth poster winner third prize in delirium theme
A Castro Valley High School senior won third prize in a statewide youth poster contest sponsored by the California Youth Authority and the California Congress of Parents and Teachers. The winning poster, titled Delinquency: Ailments of Society or Individual, depicted a cracked stone column and a man’s quizzical face to prompt thought on delinquency. The event aimed to raise insight among students and was tied to a San Francisco conference in May.
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Gastro Valley
Castro Valley
California Youth Authority
California Congress of Parents
Cmtest
Almeral Pire
Bundeen
California Congress of Parents and Teachers
San Francisco
Homeowners Press Hayward Street Upgrade and District Plans
Challenge Highlands Homeowners Association urged city officials to advance Hayward Boulevard improvements ahead of the Highlands street assessment district. The group wants faster action while widening is planned 1 to 2 years away. New president Gene Michalski led the meeting with Wayne Bruce detailing district plans and construction details. The association also discussed taking title to 7.2 acres of Challenge Development land for a proposed community recreation area, with deed questions still unresolved.
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Hayward
Challenge
Highlands Homeowners Association
Hayward Boulevard
Umder
Higlands
Gene Michalski
California State College
Michalski
Wayne Bruce
Michals
Deferred action on tax measures in San Leandro
The Bay OVista Improvement Association postponed recommendations on two tax measures to raise operating funds for the South Canaly donial College District and to allow a Livermore community college campus. Directors noted the San Leandro Chamber endorsed both measures while keeping a cautious stance on any property tax increase. The board will await Supreme Court and legislative funding decisions before forming an opinion, and President Donald Larave said a recommendation on Hoover School disposal will be drafted.
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San Leandro
Bay- Ovista Improvement Association
South Canaly Donial College
Livermore
Charocter
Supreme Court
Chabot
Association
Donald Larave
Hoover Schooke
Eden Hospital directors propose alternate time for joint meeting
Eden Hospital directors sent a letter to San Leandro City Council proposing a 10:20 a.m. May 6 meeting at the hospital in Castro Valley to discuss the 4.7 million expansion program and the tax rate financing it. Council members had suggested a May 3 work session in council chambers.
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BAN Leandro—Eden Hospital
San Leandro Coumell
Eden Board
Castro Valley
Alameda County Planning Commission meets to discuss valley plan
At 5:50 p.m. Monday the Alameda County Planning Commission gathers at the Public Works Building 399 Eithurst Street Hayward California to review the Valley Plan report covering schools utilities traffic and zoning amendments Geld trip is listed among agenda items
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Alameda County
Fremont teachers seek over one million in raises and benefits
Fremont Unified School District trustees will review a teachers salary proposal raising top scales from 1563 to 16570 and boosting fringe benefits by 180 dollars per employee. The plan, tied to a 3.2 percent cost of living increase, could exceed 800 thousand for the teachers alone with broader costs for all staff.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified
Arthur J. Krannavitter
Krannwitter
Suecat
Labor
Kranwitter
Ed Roberts
Certificated Employees Council
CEC
Roberts
Tremont Unified School District
Tremont Bhvd
Kranawriter
Coul
Froment
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Eraline Witter
CHC
Sie Cec
Transition helps men leaving military service into civilian work
Union City report on Project Transition of the U S Army aids retiring soldiers to gain new skills. M Sgt George Shulga 42 trains in real estate ahead of a June 15 license, with Debano Realty planning to hire him. Sponsors sought for the program and Army Center contact listed for interested local businessmen.
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George Shulga
Windsor Court
U.S. Army
Shulga
Debano Realty
Anthony Real
Hayward
Oakland
Hank Debano
Dehano
Project Transition
Debane
Asman
Leca
Woman Guilty in Hayward Prostitution Case
Hayward Municipal Court found Andrealla Ackins 26 of Fresno guilty of soliciting prostitution. She received one year probation and a $1 fine or 10 days in jail after an arrest in the Red Cape Motel cocktail lounge. Rebecca Dixon 22 of Fresno faced related charges and defaulted on bail. a bench warrant was issued. Timothy Lopez 27 of 379 Berry St. received 9 days in county jail for burglary after a February garage break-in report.
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Hayward
Andrealla Ackins
Fresno
Red Cape
Mission Blvd
Rebecca Dixon
Shay
Timothy Lopez
Berry St
Lopez
The Baily Review Dubtahed and Publication Address
The Deity Review Hayd Soak and Publishar William Chilpole announce a monthly publication in Hayward California. Communications to T16 W. Winton Ave Hayward CA 94545. Rates and contact details for subscriptions and ads provided. offices near San Seanad Office and Tag Bradlla St.
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The
Deity Review
Prevedent and Publishar
William Chilpole
Manag Foierad
Marward
California
Agrec
Clase Molel
Det
W. Winton Ayyighe de Boeau
Haywardy Elit
Dolly
Winton Ave
Hayward
Hayward approves bay sewage pipeline plan
The Hayward Public Services Commission backed a 54.6 million proposal to connect East Bay sewage dischargers into a deepwater outfall to San Francisco Bay. A 15 million bond issue faces December 1978 approval, with six agencies funding the study and city participation required.
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Bayward
Haywari Public Services “Commission
East Bay
San Francisco Bay
Wayne Bruce
Engi
Neering Steeing Committee
Bruce
Agencias
Hayward
Officr
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Cal State Hayward elects C Y coed president
Shirley Yarahosii of Chatto Valley won Cal State College Hayward student body presidency in a campaign stressing world politics and campus life. Yamakoshi pledged aid to financially strapped students and the student financed day care center as she defeated Arthur Taylor 78 to 452. new president takes office with the summer term.
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Oa Chatto Valley
Shirley Yarahosii
California State College
Hayward
Misa” Yamahashi
Yamakoshi
Cal State
Vietnam
Miss Yamakoshi
Jon Fernandes
Stunient
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Jenks & Adamson and Kennedy Engineers
City Planning Commission
C.Y. Coed
Shirley Yamakoshi
Commercial National Bank OF
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