Fremont Council Proposes Eight Year Road Plan
Fremont officials unveil an eight year street program with estimated total of 25000000 dollars funding local improvements and major projects. The plan prioritizes maintenance and new construction along Irvington Avenue Bay Street and Chapel Way with public meeting set for 7 30 p m to discuss contingencies and costs.
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Fremont
Pateo Padre Park
Guy Conneill
Peop T Conneil
Thevington Avenue
Chapel
Works
Fremont Boulevard
Bay Street
Crimmer Boulevard
Chapel Way
Bond Talk Frames Newark Park Project Costs
Newark officials outline a 2.4 million dollar park facilities plan for the Newark Community Center. A fifth bond election is expected to be hard to pass, though past experience may aid future bonds. City politics and behind the scenes committee work are cited as key factors.
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Lougher
Nunes
Newark
Council Debates Holly Center Purchase and Sprinkler Bid
UNION CITY council considers buying the former recreation center to expand regional services. The measure, tied to a state constitutional proposal, stalls over remodeling costs. Council members Kitayama and Williams opposed awarding a 4790 sprinkler system contract delaying a two floor opening.
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City Hall
Whipple Road
Pam Kitayama
Irving Williams
Holly Center
Smith St
Sire
Kitayama
Williams Joinell
Fremont Girl Hurt When Horse Falls On Her
A 12 year old Fremont girl sustained a broken right leg and wrist when her horse tripped on an 8 rock and fell in the First Baptist Church parking lot. Deborah McLeat, 36250 Park Mont Ave, rode the horse. witnesses say the animal toppled onto her, and she hit her head on the cement. She crawled out and cried out for help, then was rushed to the hospital.
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Fremont
Deborah McLeat
Parkmont Ave
First Baptist Church
Edward Manual
Arlene Court
Oakland Art Association Juried Show at Kaiser Center
The Oakland Art Association will present its annual juried exhibition at the Oakland Museum gallery in the Kaiser Center from May 4 through June 1. Chosen from a 400 member Bay Area pool, the show features diverse styles and media. The Kaiser Center gallery opens daily from 7 am to 10 pm with no admission charge.
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Makland
Oakland Art Association
Oakland Museum
Kaiser Center
Bay Area
Ashland Fire Dept Displays Home Safety Program
Acting Captain Edward E. Reese demonstrates the department’s home fire safety program while Fireman Dave Souza observes, emphasizing thorough outreach and inspection efforts in Ashland.
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Ashland Fire Dept
Edward BE. Reese
Dave Souza
Doctors Hospital San Leandro Gets Three Year Accreditation
Hospital administrator Henry Malet announced Doctors Hospital of San Leandro has received a three year extension of full accreditation from the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. The voluntary survey reviewed all departments and services. the 1962 and 1985 additions were noted in the process.
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Ban Leandro
Hospital of
San Lorenzo group faces tree clash over upkeep
In San Lorenzo, the Village Homes Association draws fire for pruning a tree described as butchered by resident Charles Boynton while officials weigh maintenance costs. Association President Pat Sherwood schedules a budget session May 13 to decide on landscape plans amid mixed neighbor reaction and a council review.
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San Lorenzo
San Lasrenzo
Charles Boynton
Viali Rincon
M.L. Sanford
Connolly
Ala Boynton
Saford
Merchants’ C and Post Office
Sherwood
Charles Listman services set in Hayward after San Leandro hospital escape
Charles B. Listman 69 who fled from a San Leandro hospital yesterday will have a 1 pm service in Hayward. He was husband to Doris Listman of San Leandro and father to Mrs. Carol Reis of San Lorenzo and Mrs. Juan Silva of Milpitas. His extended family includes six grandchildren and siblings Mrs. Emily Marquesaen, Mrs. Dol ib Daenan, Jadrnn Toten Wy, Mrs. Louise Sagerdahl, Ernest and Louis Lissman. Born in San Francisco, he was a retired employee of the Naval Supply Center in Oakland.
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San Leandro
Charles B. Listman
San Leandro Hospital
Amarrow
Hayward
Doris 3
Listman
Carol Reis
San Lorenzo
Juan Silva
Emily Marquardaen
Sandoee
Dolib Daenan
Jadrnn Toten
Anauien
San Francisco
Louise Sagerdahl
San Bruns
Ernest and
Louis Lissman
Netenta
Naval Supply Center
Oak
Hayward to Observe Nationwide Law Day Tomorrow
Hayward joins nationwide Law Day activities with court ceremonies and speakers at city high schools. Mayor John K. Smith announced the eleventh annual observance theme Only a Lawful Society Can Build a Better Society. Local attorneys including Fred Duman will address students at Chabot College and Hayward High School. Court ceremony set for 2 p.m. in Alameda County Superior Court with Judge Lionel Wilson presiding.
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Hayward
City
John K. Smith
United States of
Americ
Alameda County
Bar Association
Damen
Chabot College
Reda County Bar Association
South County Bar Association
Duman
California State Autotumanile Association
Haywardt
Haymond Baker
Dallas Edgar
Hayward High School
Sunset High
Hubert
Hamei
Sir Jennyson High
Timothy Abel
James Kyle
Castro Valley High
Jay Cantor
Alameds County Superior Court
Lionel Wilson
Tre Avera
Washington Township Bar Association
Newark mortician Lindsey faces appeal deadline on wall ruling
Lindsey must appeal to the Newark Planning Commission by Thursday to challenge a ruling requiring a 320 foot masonry wall along the east side of his proposed funeral home. If he misses, he may abandon the appeal and either build to the commission's plan or revert to the original plan with no wall. Public Works Director Tong says digging can start but foundations cannot be poured.
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Newark
Titus Dz
Gordon Lindsey
Newark Planning Commmission
the Planning Commission
Lindsey
Newark Boulevard
Birch Street
Aly Wo
Public Works
Paul Tong
Newark Officials Head to Sacramento Bridge Hearing
Newark will be represented in full force at a Sacramento subcommittee hearing on the Dumbarton Bridge proposal led by Assemblyman Carlos Bee. The plan seeks a 2.15 million feasibility study for a high level crossing, following previous studies totaling over 100 thousand dollars. The Newark contingent includes City Councilmen, City Manager Bruce Altman, Planning Director Charles Cashmark, and Planning Commissioners Herbert Radding and Jesse Rusl.
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Pasco Padre Parkway
North
Centerville
Desoto Road
Thornton Avenue
Stevenson Boulevard
Nimitz
Blacow Road
Pasco Payre Parkway
Mento
Washington Avenues
Osgood Road
New Prune Avenue
Old Prune Avenue
Freemont Boulevard
Los Eggers
Central Park
Fremont
Union City
Newark
Paul Sade
Newark - Newark
Sacramento
Dumbarton Bridge
Carlos Bee
D-Hayward
Mer
Bruce Altman
Charles Cashmark
Paul Tong
Herbert Radding
Jesse 'Rus
Requiem Mass set for Blanche Greet Green
Blanche Greet Green 67 died yesterday at Castro Valley hospital. A Requiem Mass will be said tomorrow at a.m. at Our Lady of the Rosary Church Union City. She was wife of Hervey D. Green of Hayward and mother of Doris Fink of Hayward. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward. American Legion Post 337 will conduct services at Mor t Found Hayward with burial at Chapel of the Chimes Memorial Park Hayward.
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Blanche
Greet
Castro Valley
Our Lady of the Rosary Church
Union City
Green
Hervey d. Green
Hayward
Doris Fink
David Fink
Leona Beeman
Grover’ City
Ind
Ay Hawks
Texas
Nebraska
Hayward Mordary
Mission Blvd
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
Merican Legion
Bill Brin
Oakland
American Legion
Sorengen Brothers Mortuary
B St
Death notices from Iontadell and others in California
Obituaries describe Floyd Iontadell and several connections to Gilroy Watsonville and Oakland. The list mentions multiple relatives, origins from Watsonville and Nebraska, and funeral plans in Lower Lake and Oakland with services and interments in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery and local churches.
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Floyd
Ciharlake Highlands
Hushane
Luelin
Rocedalik Sruinar
Charlee Rantagalit
Gilroy
Emil Rantadell
Wattonvillay Lens
Rubis
Gonzales
Mary Ranezana
Watsonville
Calli
Ane
Jones and Lewis Chae
Lower Lake
California
Lower Lake Cametery
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Bay Area Park and Recreation Comissioner’s Council
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ill‘Thompson
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State Senate
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Phole
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Bing
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John Connolly
Lang
Maler
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Rectéa- Doctors' Hospital
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Fred Duman
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Edenrea Economic Opportunity Agency
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Ray
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Daewi Fink
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Roy Hawks
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