Crime shifts across East Bay towns in FBI report
FBI data show San Leandro crime declined 12.5 percent from 1964 to 1965 while Fremont and Hayward rose. San Leandro reported 1,885 felonies in 1984 versus 1,465 in 1965. Fremont 2,055 in 1964 and 1,045 in 1963. Hayward 1,952 in 1964 and 2,379 in 1965. Oakland and San Francisco totals are given, with Livermore listed for the first time.
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Hayward police arrest students after speeding stop
Hayward officer Jim Nunes stopped a speeding car on Mission Boulevard. no registration found and a search yielded suspected marijuana. Gary Glidden 15 and Paul Weston 20 were taken to a New Dobble Avenue residence along with Charles Abbot as more marijuana and ownership proofs were found.
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Tour Hayward
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Paul D. Weston
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Mission Bouleard
Zhu Utatiene Hussey
Dobbel” Avenue
Charles Abbot
Ad Pn
Droopy the Bassett Seeks Adoption at SPCA Oakland
Droopy a one year old Bassett with unlimited affection and energy will be placed for adoption today at 10 am at the SPCA Shelter 8323 Baldwin St off Hegenborger Rd Oakland. Adoption kennels open daily from 10 am to 8 pm.
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Oakland
Kennedy Park land dispute in Park District and city talks
Park District and city discuss Kennedy Park plans amid property through airport area. Officials estimate a $2 million price tag for the property on Tulipdons Boulevard with local zoning concerns. They aim to preserve the park while considering a lease or sale under FAA rules.
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Time
Educator Advocates Against Smoking On Campus
Dr. Judio L. Bortolazzo of City College of San Mateo urges rejection of smoking on campus, arguing cigarettes harm students and that education should rely on informed choice. He notes airport funding debates and questions about tobacco policy, urging clear stance while citing medical evidence on lethal effects.
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Bartolazzo
Carpet controversy stirs Hayward student government
Rod Brown begins his term as student body president at California State College at Hayward amid debate over a $300 carpet installed in the Associated Student office. The Pioneer labeled it a controversial project as letters to the editor complained of budget cuts while Brown defended the move as part of a businesslike office upgrade.
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Room to Room Carpeting Sale With Nylon Pile and Padding
Du Pont 501 continuous filament nylon carpet offered in loop pile, solids, and tweeds. Space dyed tweeds include autumn brown and jungle green. solids list includes honey beige and regal red. Descriptions note length, colors, and promotional pricing with various reg. figures and sizes.
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Ted Maledfirian
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