Kaiser hearing set in Oakland on Pleasanton gravel pit dump proposal
Kaiser Sand and Biard Company seek to fill an exhausted gravel pit near Pleasanton with garbage. The third hearing is scheduled for Aug. 16 at 9 a.m. in the county auditorium, 1221 Oak Street, with protests anticipated and no final decision yet. Zone 7 protests regarding groundwater protection precede a possible state Water Resources Board appeal review. Fremont Police Association rejects city wage and benefits offer after a noon meeting.
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Kaiser Sand and Biard Company
Pleasanton
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Zone 7
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Pleasation
Fremont man charged after police raid and seizure
A Tremont man identified as Carlos Spinosa, 29, of Sin Driscoll Road, was arrested Wednesday after police raided his residence and confiscated over a pound of marijuana and a shotgun. He faces charges of possession of stolen property, marijuana for sale, possession of items with numbers removed, and narcotic paraphernalia. bail was set at 12,75.
Fremont low cost cat rabies clinic scheduled
A cat rabies clinic is set for the Fremont Community Center in Central Park from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. In cooperation with the Alameda County Veterinary Medical Association, the event charges 2.50 per cat and asks owners to bring cats in escape-proof containers with cats leashed to prevent incidents.
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Fremont
Central Park
Te Alameda County Veterinary Medical Assoriation
Father Charged in Child Beating in Hayward
Newark police report a man identified as Terry Pulleeton of 37180 Walnut St was arrested Tuesday on charges of beating a young girl brought to Kaiser Hospital in Hayward with cuts and bruises. Investigators say the injuries did not result from an accident and the parents initially claimed otherwise.
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Newerk Inal
Kaiser Hospital
Hayward
Terry Pulleeton
Walnut St
Fullerton
Job placements rise at San Leandro Youth Center quarter
San Leandro figures show the Youth Employment Center filled 345 jobs in June and 294 in the prior year, a 1 percent increase. For the quarter 023 students were placed, with 202 boys earning 13,555 dollars and 120 girls earning 6.72 dollars monthly total 20,282. Employers urged to call 841-1455.
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San Leandro
Charles Mason
Chamber
Education Committed
Livermore Heritage Guild Seeks Depot Preservation Plan
Livermore Heritage Guild met City Manager Bill Parness to rally support for saving the Southern Pacific Railroad depot amid Ambril Livermore development plans. Artist Louis Trotter displayed a drawing of the restored depot as a key aesthetic feature. guild members aim to gather pledges of money, time, or materials. If preservation fails, the railroad may demolish or move the depot. moving costs could reach $1000, with an August 1 deadline for pledges.
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Livermore Heritage Guild
Bill Parness
Southern Pacific Railroad
Louis Trotter
Ambril Livermore
Pamiesa
Uld
City Vowel
Five more groups back San Leandro culture center plan
Five additional San Leandro organizations endorsed the educational and cultural center project, bringing total local support to 31. Dr. Donald Pield, chairman of the San Leandro Chabat Community Complex Committee, named Peralta Homeowners Association, San Leandro High School Band and Orchestra Parents Club, the Bayfair Kiwanis Club, the Historiesand Cultural Advisory Commission, and the San Leandro Girls Gin Board of Mrestans as new supporters.
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San Leandro
Donald Pield
San Leandro Chabat
Peralta Homeowners Association
San Leandro High School Band and Orchestra Parents Club
Bayfair Kiwanis Club
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Histories
California horse event and arts fund-raiser schedule
On the agenda are a Gyrakhana horseman gathering at Singletree Ranch near Stevenson Road Hremont for a scholarship fund and a flea market at Seven Hills Park Union City. A Seven Hills Women’s Club fund-raiser runs August Invitational at Olive Hyde Art Center with Linda Frakes Bobby Lyon Sharon Moore Natalie Quinlan and Francis Mel Sulloway exhibiting. Ana Grundler crafts show at Redwood Studio features 400 items including pottery jewelry weaving and leather work.
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California State Horseman's Association
Seven Hills Park
Fluence Street
Union City
Seven Hills Women's Club
Olive Hyde Art Center
Washington Blvd
Premont
Fremont
Linda Frakes
Bobby Lyon
Sharon Moore
Natalie Quinlan
Francis Mel Sulloway
Ana Grundlee Crafls
Redwood
Miguel
Castro Willey
Miss Grundler
Agobs Ark Center
Mother's anguish over son cleared in murder case
Newark mother Bonnie Bimemiller faced four days of torment and mounting legal costs after her son Jack C. Bimemiller was arrested for a July 9 fatal bludgeoning in San Francisco. The murder charge was dismissed for lack of evidence, but the family endured bail, private investigators, and mounting bills as they awaited the outcome.
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Bonnie Bimemiller
Bimemiller
Dairy Ave
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Jack C. Bimemiller
Newark High School
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Hawks
Leducalacy
Sacramento
Terrance Jang
San Francisco
Edward
Bimemillers
Cos
Bime
Wayward Call In South County Stirs Local Friday
In South County a Friday incident drew attention as residents reported a worrisome scene. Local authorities say no injuries were reported and investigations continue into the event.
Lorena Avenue Residents Oppose 12-Unit Apartment Plan
In Castro Valley neighbors protested a Neal Canine plan to replace a family nursery on 8777 Lorena Ave with a 12 to 15 unit apartment complex. The Alameda County Board of Supervisors was urged to maintain single family zoning, citing traffic and loss of country lane atmosphere. Public hearing closed with a vote planned by August, pending traffic review.
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Lorena Avenue
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Lorena Thve
Olivia Canine
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Richard Bigelow
County Planning Commission
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Selly Harris
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Harris
Fred Cooper
Tarina Avenue
Hathaway
Lorena
Wyatt Shepherd
John Marlowe
R. Q. Edwards
W. N. Adams
Modesto Street
Redwood Road
Arthur Johnson
Joseph Bort
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Chamber to name three downtown revitalization subcommittees
The Hayward chamber plans three subcommittees under its planning and development and transportation committees to study downtown revitalization topics including parking meter removal beautification and street improvements. The groups will be guided by Roger Schultz and Charles Vegod as they review proposals linked to a 1976 Heyward Centennial project and potential Highway 238 traffic changes.
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Hayward Chamber of Cammarre
Transportation and Highways
Roger Schultz
Charles Vegod
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Chamber
Reeliy Council
Paul Fullerton
Endorsements piling up for Maltester in 4th District race
Political roundup notes Maltester gaining support from groups in San Leandro and Alameda County, including the Mexican American Social and Cultural Organization and the Northern California Chapter of Americans for Democratic Action. Other endorsements come from doctors, real estate groups, lawyers, and local unions.
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Jack Malfester
Bob Crown
Maltester
San Leandro
Alameda County
Land Piiication Association Board of Direcors
Northern California
Americans For Democratic Action
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