Hayward Municipal Band concert at George Weekes Park
Hayward Officials announce the Hayward Municipal Band's fourteenth season concert at George Weekes Park from 3:30 to 4:30 pm featuring William Tell Going Out of My Head and You'll Never Walk Alone. The series is funded by the City with aid from the Recording Industries Music Performance Trust and Local 510. SAN LEANDRO Budget for a New Service Center approved in principle at a board meeting.
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Hay- Wad
By & Gran
He Recording Industries Music Performance Trust
Sally
George Weekes
SAN Weanro
San Leandro
Southoh
Akineda County
Anti fluoride petitions mount in Alameda water dispute
Petition drive in Alameda County seeks to block fluoridation of the Tri City water system. John Matthews of PAAGE says recent 728 signatures plus 539 discovered in earlier petitions may push the issue back to the November ballot. Nearly 1,000 signatures were disqualified in the first round, and final certification is needed before placement on the ballot.
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Alameda
Matthews
Fremont youths face civil suit over harassment of officer Berberian
Seven youths are named in a civil suit accusing them of harassing Police Officer Henry Berberian as a fire damaged his car and home. Five defendants settled, two deny the charges. Damages ranged from 150 to 750 dollars. One defendant ignored summons, risk of default judgment.
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C. Grimes
Berterian
Garrett
Berberian
Jona C. Herrerg
Claudia
George A. Carabello
Balboa Way
Carabelio
Remena
Tremont woman given probation in high school girl death case
A Tremont woman Mona M Nielsen 40 was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter for a traffic death involving a station wagon colliding with a sports car. The two year court probation sentence was suspended by the presiding judge. The accident occurred at Roycroft Way Fremont.
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Ataman
Mona M. Nielsen
Regents Park Lane
Tremont
James F. Prvley
Nielsen
Roycroft Way
Fremont
Dent
Pleasanton Housing Plan Seeks 40 Units on Three Acres
PLEASANTON Housing Authority commissioners approve negotiations to acquire a three acre Kotlinger Village site for 40 elderly housing units. John Rowling says rezoning will be filed with the city planning department, with a public hearing possible in September. An appraisal is expected by September to advance negotiations, with unit total rising from 36 to 40 under a federal housing renewal update.
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Pleasanton
Pleasanton Housing Autlerly
PHA
Kotlinger Village
John Rowling
Authority
MAA
City Planning Department
Witer
Bowling
Rowling
BHA Commissiourors
Department of Housing and Urian Renewal
Prentors General Motors plant to restart modal production
OM officials announce the Prentors General Motors assembly plant will resume hourly work on August 16 with model start-up. About 1,450 hourly and salaried workers had been informed they would not report for the yearly model changeover, while 4,400 total employees remain. Production will then ramp to full for new modal passenger cars on August 23, with GM citing reduced demand and a planned future reduction in output of several Buick Skylarks and Pontiacs.
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Vremont
Prentors
Wn OM
Maintenaee
Sallael
Action Now drug help plan targets Castro Valley and Hayward minorities
A new program named Action Now aims to aid black and Chicano communities in Castro Valley and Hayward with youth outreach and overdose intervention. Connie Wye leads Castro Valley efforts at 2419 Grave Way, supported by local officials, volunteers, and Project Eden allies.
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Castro Valley
Castm Valley
Hayward
Action Now
San Mateo
Parsons
Marcus Anderson
California State Callege
Project Eden
Anderson
Lunter
Connie Wye
Payeho-Cybernatics
Project Keen
County Riwality Department
Claude Marchand
Wnay
Ely Maltester clash deepens Marina housing row
Ely, president of the Marina Citizens for Community Improvement, sparred with Mayor Maltester over Casa Peralta funding and a Marina Gulf Course clubhouse. Ely accused the council of mismanagement while Maltester labeled Ely’s remarks unfounded. Ely resigned from the chamber of commerce, and both sides traded sharp exchanges about the group’s aims and local development.
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San Leandro
Folin Ely
Marina Citiens
Tme
Jack L. Maltester
Ely
Council
Casa Peralta
Marina Gulf Course
Tly
Tily
Judge delays ruling in New Haven school dispute
Superior Court Judge Robert L. Boskack delays decision on the New Haven Unified School District teachers dispute. The case concerns rescinding attendance boundaries and a district reorganization argued to fall under the Winter Act and negotiations. Lawyers for both sides presented arguments on whether the changes affected working conditions and required bargaining, with a ruling expected early next week.
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Oakland
Robert L. Bos Vek
Neve Haven Unified School
Board of Education
Bostick
Frencia Giambenni
New Haven
William Johnslon
Local Newspaper Notice Summary From Fragmented OCR
Fragmentary OCR of a Bay Area newspaper shows publisher and staff names, subscription rates, and office locations in Hayward Alameda County with phone lines. Details are incomplete but indicate publishing operations at Winton and San Stanford offices and standard staff listings.
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Baily
Suddlayl
Winton Ave
Haywa Alameda County
BelHarnte
Hayward Ofree
Monahabesthi Assanie San
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Begler Ave
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Actiol New Inc
Andurron
Foundaling
Actin
Molbey
California State College
Mike Cox
Snow
Student Council
Marina
Leona Ward
Chamber of Commerce
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Marna Citizens
Property Ownersssociation
Hyanel
Chamber of Entuncree
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