Woman charged in hit and run death in Hayward
A 14 year old Hayward girl, Jeanette Burton of 27634 Pensacola Way, was booked at Santa Rita jail on a felony hit and run charge in the death of Paul Tinkler of 2414 State St San Leandro. Tinkler died four days after a July 22 collision on the Nimitz Freeway. A CHP officer placed flares as the struck rider lay injured and the driver of a passing car continued.
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Hayward
Heri
San Leandro
Jeanette Burton
Pensacola Way
Hayward Municipal Court
Santa Rita County
Stic
Ms. Burton
Paul Tinkler
State St. San
Leantro
Nimily
Sale Antlorist
Tinkler
Highland Hospital
Castro Valley School Board Eyes $11 Million Budget
The Castro Valley school board plans to study and likely adopt a budget of about 11.12 million for the 1973-74 year at tonight's 8 PM meeting at 330 Northridge Ave. The state financing bill reduces the local tax rate to about 5.404 per 100 assessed, up from last year. Overrides are partially reinstated, boosting the tax rate and affecting vocational, community services, and building loan repayments, with possible impact on special education funding and revenue. A five cent per day hike in school lunch prices is also on the agenda.
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Castro Valley
Northridge Ave
Bazaar signups open for Fremont Mall charity event
Fremont Hub Shopping Center announces the second annual charity bazaar on August 25 open to nonprofit groups using funds for charitable purposes. A four dollar entry fee applies for booths from 10 PM to 6 PM, with prizes for best decor. Space is first come, first served for groups selling non competing goods.
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Fremont
Fremont Hub
Life saving classes begin at Fremont Central Park center
Fremont community center opens registrations for senior life saving courses. Red Cross instruction costs 6 dollars for 16 hours and starts Monday at 9 am. Eligible students are aged 15 or older or have completed ninth grade.
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Fremont
Central Park
Red Cross
Plea Urges San Leandro Voters in Special Election
Dr Donald Field of the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce appeals to all San Leandrans to vote next Tuesday. The election will choose the new legislator for the 4th Assembly District, succeeding Robert Crown of Alameda who was ousted by a warrant idle earlier this summer.
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San Leandro
San
Milford Gardens Improvement Association seeks state review of home assessments
The Milford Gardens Improvement Association plans to ask the state Board of Equalization to verify single family home assessments after a 21.2 percent rise this year, far above county averages. Homeowners will file formal appeals due by Sept. 17 and study a proposed educational complex possibly tied to Chabot College, though no approval granted. J. G. Sanders, the president, is authorized to represent the group in small claims court for vandalism cases at the club house or grounds.
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San Swandad
Milford Gardens
Chabot College
J. G. Sanders
Association
Dog census figures eyed for San Leandro council
Preliminary census data for San Leandro on licensed dogs, complaints and dog destruction are expected at Monday’s city council meeting. Explorer Scouts assist with licensing literature as Alameda County Animal Control reports countywide trends and compares eight cities with San Leandro showing a 12 percent rise in licenses and a 339 percent jump in complaints from the prior year.
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San Leandro
Sam Leandro
Dennis Smith
Kie Ety
Explorer
Alameda County
Alameda County Animal Contra
San Leandra
Leandra
Fremont
Man pleads guilty in phone scam case
Stephan L Burke pleaded guilty in Fremont Newark Union City Municipal Court to making selling or transferring a device used to obtain free telephone calls. A plea deal dropped a charge of defrauding telephone service. The May 1 entry at 1M Broony Drive noted a confiscated blue box.
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Mam
Fremont
Newark-Union City
Vestronic
Cails
Stephan L. Burke
Ater Nice
Plone
Burka
Intel Tn
Fremont trustees approve pay increases for staff and budget plan
Fremont school trustees approved a 7 percent salary rise for classified workers and 52 percent for administrators, plus 2 percent longevity for classified staff after 10, 15, and 20 years. Administrators receive a $35 master’s boost, with deductions for those lacking a master’s degree, and two longevity steps after 1 and 14 years. A $12 million unbudgeted funds plan and a revised tax rate amid budget hearings were discussed, with final figures and tax rate to be set next week.
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Denior High School
South County scene 14
A California paper dated Thursday August 2 1973 reports on local South County scenery events and community happenings in brief, human interest notes. It highlights daily life features and neighborhood sights in Hayward and nearby towns with small photos and captions.
High School Jazz Trio Leaves for Europe Tour
Artoyn High School band members Irou Jeft Bob Schultz Ledi Raab Amy Welson and Eugene Bond Jr depart San Lorenzo for Europe to perform at the First International Jazz Festival. The tour runs through August 14.
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Artoyn
Europe
Liccar
San Lorenzo
Irou Jeft
Bob Schultz
Vis
Amigos
Ledi Raab
Corte Hornitos
Amy Welson
Lok 'Trancos
Eugene Bond Jr
Hermana
Welfare job ruling to get more study
The Alameda County Welfare Commission agreed to extend its study on requiring public aid applicants to apply for farm work for at least two more weeks before making recommendations to county supervisors. The meeting in Oakland, led by Irving T. Mabaik Jr., included 14 attendees and featured union criticism claiming welfare applicants are chiselers. The panel discussed farm labor practices, wage limits, and whether the process may deter applicants, with no final findings yet.
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Alameda County Welfare Commission
Bates
Jack McKay
Molsay
Officials keep air crash cause secret for months
Hayward aviation investigators say the July twin engine crash on Jackson Street has a probable cause but will withhold it for at least two months. FAA investigator Dick Nielsen said the report will go to the National Transportation Safety Board in Oakland and then Washington. The pilot William Goodwin, 62, of La Puente, survived in fair condition. the plane struck Jackson Street and nosed into a line of homes near the Nimba Freeway.
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Hayward
Jackson Street
Dick Nielson
Federal Aviation Administration
Nielson
National ‘Transportation Safety Board
Oakland
Wassington
T.C
Wielson
William Goodwin
la Puente
St. Rose Hospital
Nickson
Delmar Mullens
Pacific
Gary
Nielsen
Goodwin
Ramen
Nilson
Siam exhibit opens at East Bay Collectors Show
Henry G. Riecks of the Oakland Post Office announces a temporary postal station at the Siamip Exhibition in Oakland. The Garden Center Building Lakeside Park at 666 Bellevue Ave hosts Saturday 10 am to 5 pm and Sunday 10 am to 6 pm with a large selection of commemorative stamps, plate blocks and other postal goods. The East Bay Collectors Club offers a sachet cancellation stamp.
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Oakland
Henry G. Riecks
East Bay
Garden Center
Lakeside Park
Bellevue Ave
Riecks Han
Two Fremont Men Named to City Commissions
Fremont mayor appoints Deol Aelm to the planning commission and Yoshin Fujiwara to the recreation commission. Aelm, 43, a regional real analyst, previously chaired a committee evaluating Fremont’s industrial development and held roles in community services and banking. Fujiwara, 34, a senior contract administrator at Westinghouse in Sunnyvale, has directed youth and parade activities, served on Fremont and Sunnyvale boards, and advised the city attorney on Gilinens Visiting Co matters.
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Iremont
Jack Pimentel Hins
Deol Aelm
Yoshin Fujiwara
Melin
Tacky Tno
Fremont
Taison Hetwons
Conserve
Adobe Commiliog
Singer Tousing Ae
Lucky Stores
Jovation
Bank of America
Northern California
Rancho Arroyo
United Fund Alloration Committee
Sacramento
Weslingto
Bec
Fujiwara
Gilinens Visiting Co
Alameda County Vale
Motorhome scheme nets couple theft arrests in Hayward
Hayward police arrested Bruce Sanborn and his wife Marilyn on theft and related charges after they allegedly used forged checks and fake wealth documents to obtain a $12 000 motor home from Campertown California. The pair disappeared after promising to pay, later extradited from Seattle as investigations spread to Oakland and Dublin.
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Hayward
Layward Poice
South County
Cope
Bruce
Sanhort
Marilyn
Fatsa
Camperlawn
Lic
Mission Ln
Eugene Johms
Carpertown
Dublin
John’s
Pnlice
Seattle
Johns
Sanborns
Oakland
Sanborn
Hand
Bael
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East Bay Collectors Club
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