County Fights Takeover Annexation Opposed
Alameda County formation commission weighs Hayward proposed 6.1 square mile annexation in the foothills east of Highway 41. The panel considers objections from residents and officials while noting uninhabited areas and delineating boundaries near Pleasanton and Highway 60.
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Pleasanton
Formation Commission
County Public Works
Elmhurst St
Hayward
Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission
City of
Ray
Amond Doran
Vilet
Five youths survive 300 foot plunge in California canyon
At Santos Ranch Road west of Pleasanton a car brake failed sending a group of five youths down a steep hillside after the vehicle rolled over at least 300 feet. One youth escaped via the back window uninjured. Driver Brive H. Irwin, 19, Walnut Creek, and Gary Jay Bell, 18, Pleasanton, remained in the car with others. David Lee Gobert, 19, Dublin, was pinned under the car and hospitalized. Michael Stanton, 4, Dublin, and Hap Evans and Richard Babsine suffered minor injuries as rescuers worked to pull them from the canyon bottom.
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Lealanton
California
Hap Evans
Richard Babsine
Gene
Santos Ranch Road
Pleasanton
Brive H
Walnut Creek
Joldy Road
Michael d. Stanton
Bristol Road
Dublin
David Lee Gobert
Diana Lane
Valley Memorial Hospital
Kennedy Park hearings shift to six member panel
Kennedy Park fate moves to a six person committee named by HARD president Julio Bras and Wayward Mayor Jack K Smith. Hayward council will be represented by City Manager Raymond Taran Vice Mayor Vernon Blichfeldt and Councilman Dan Cooper. The panel will study financing and options as city reports warn of rising costs from street widening and airport land leasing rules. The council worries about a potential $103000 to save the park and a broader $400000 plus land purchase price amid FAA lease requirements.
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Kennedy Park
Hayward Area
Buller
Hesperian Boulevard
Federal Aviation Agency
Contirvey
Lost teenage girl sought near Livermore Hills
More than 100 men combed rugged hills east of Livermore for Sharon Lee a 19 year old with mental retardation who disappeared from Les Moches Boy Scout Camp on Mines Road near Livermore. She walked away from a Lafayette school group around midnight. A large search used planes four wheel drives and horses to cover scrub oak and manzanita terrain.
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Livermore
Stockton
Les Moches
Mines Road
Sharon Lee
Lafayette
Manzanita
Raises for Hayward Unified top administrators voted
Hayward Unified School District trustees unanimously approved salary increases for three top administrators. Superintendent William Cunningham received 2500, boosting his pay to 24000 annually. Assistant superintendent Rayss Manager Marshall Hansen got 4900, while another 4900 was allocated to administrative salaries from a 190000 classified salary pool. Four trustees approved the action with 400 remaining in reserves.
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Hayward Unified
William Cunningham
Ray
Marshall Hansen
Sring
Armiher
Hansen
Thundershower disrupts Bay Area forecast run
A brief unseasonable thundershower surprised Bay Area residents and briefly unsettled meteorologists this morning. The storm, though short, brought rain aid to crops by opening walnut hulls and washing aphids from tools, according to the Alameda County Farm Advisor's Office.
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Bay Area
Bulider
Alameda Coury Farm Advisor
Weather notice for Lamorrowy details Page 2
Forecast describes mostly fall conditions for Lamorrowy with tonight temperatures around 50 to 55 degrees and strong west winds near 1200 miles per hour. Page 2 continues details and specifics.
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Lamorrowy
11th Hour Order Rescues Hearings At Un-American Activities Panel
Washington reporters describe a mid-hearing disruption as police eject protesters linked to antiwar groups during a House Committee on Un American Activities session. A three-judge appeals panel acted minutes before the hearing to allow continuation while legal questions about the committee's constitutionality linger. The room was filled with spectators and a tense crowd, as the clash over legality intensified amid ongoing testimony by PLM affiliate Philip Luce and PLM member Jeffrey Gordon.
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Washington
UPI
House Committee On UniAmerican
China Progressive’ Labor Movement
PLM
Philip Luce
IPLM
Jeffrey Cordon
New York
Gordon
Viet Nam
Progressive Labor Party
American Civil Liberties’ Union
Aclu G
Arthur Kinny
Almad
House Committee On
Caurus
Doxens
Tim
Joe R. Pool
Kimov
Tax Cut in San Leandro Reduces Citywide Rate
San Leandro residents received a six cent tax rate cut the largest in years, with Oro Loma Sanitary District areas like Foothill Manor and Washington Manor taxed at 99 cents per $100. The measure funds sewer-bond redemption from a 1967 figure, driven by a $105 million gap between 1966 87 assessed values and actual values, yielding a bond payment of $118000.
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San Leandro
Ore Loma Sanitary District
Foothill Manor
Waleron
Washington Manor
Baylair
Oro Lona
Inside Ana Landers Sports Bridge V4 Item List
A compact index lists sections including stock market comics puzzles theaters crosswords and TV. The page names Ana Landers and Harascope with weather medical memos and obituaries.
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Ana Landers
Tv-Racio Log
Atlas Harascope
Women's World
Wreck Kills Hayward Car Salesman on Freeway
A Hayward car salesman, Lyle D. Crause, 28, was killed early today when his car smashed into the end of a guardrail on the Nimitz Freeway just north of the Fremont Boulevard interchange. A female companion, Palrigia Smith, 26, of Livermore, suffered only minor injuries.
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Fremont
Hayward
Tne Ninitz
Fremont Boulevard
California Highway Patrol
Lyle D. Crause
Amador St
Palrigia Smith
Comanche Court
Livermore
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