College to seek license for educational radio station
Premont Fzzz and Misslorr Hill overlook Fre mont set the scene for Dilone College to pursue an educational FM station. President Stephen Ripler will ask trustees for FCC permission to apply, after Hammett Edison sand thorough frequency search. A proposed 10 watt station at about $9,000 would serve students and broadcast campus events, with content initially educational and later possible athletics, drama, music, and news.
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Fremont
Dilone College
Beethoven
Federal Communications Commission
Tay Aveda
Igh
Hammett & Edison
Bur Vlingame
Ohlone
Roy F. Hurst
Clone
Star Fir
Epter
Givil
Brown's Bag An Exclusive With Bobby
A biased satirical piece argues women are chronically late while men wait, exploring theories like They Need It and the Brown Theory of Incapability. The narrator recounts waiting in a restaurant foyer, noting the social theater as his spouse arrives 33 minutes late.
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Sweet Heaven
Yomen
Matt
Wemen
Qersor
Tibet
Heavy trucks banned on Dumbarton Bridge for two weeks
An accident Friday night damaged a bridge support near the center span. A ban on six wheel trucks will be in effect for two weeks while repairs proceed. Authorities enforce restrictions to prevent further structural stress during the repair period.
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Dumbarton Bridge
Paradise Residents Meeting Sets Dental Care Plan
A Hayward community gathering at Paradise Residential Gate Home Noon Tomorrow discusses a dentist program plan. AML invites citizens to attend free of charge, sponsored by the Happy Hour Club and Hayward United School District Board at 1099 E St. Hayward.
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Sealer Altizans
Paradise
Paradise Blvd
Hayward
AML
Happy Hour Club
Hayward United School District
Sioon Domerconal
E St
Dantal Cara
Youths renovate pigeon coop into makeshift mansion
A group of children at Cumberland Park Court transform a neglected pigeon shed behind the Bertett family home into a two room playhouse. The project involved removing pigeons, disinfecting the space, repainting, and planning improvements while noting the shed’s improvised roof and natural air conditioning.
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Universe
Cai
Bertetta
Cumberland Park Court
Janice’ Bertetts
Lanie Dickey
Patricia
Cynthia Gallegon
Sandi McKay
Ullle
Tamarack annexation idea dropped amid resident opposition
City survey shows 3 to 1 nay on Tamarack Knolls annexation as 52 of 143 residents respond. Council largely favors annexation but public enthusiasm fades. H Street extension plan draws early opposition. bridge district would tax landowners and exempt Cherrywood Estates. Town Estates Park expansion moved forward via condemnation to avoid conflicts. Tax rate set at 1.25 per 100, same as five years. Approval of 140 unit low income Tolling project on Baker Road and zoning amendment to allow duplexes in Decato.
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Union
Tamarack
Bie
Milgide
Conaci
H Street
Niles Road
Royal Am Drive
Cherrywood Estates
Cherrywood
Royal Ani
Decote Road
Counailman
Tom Kuyama
Baker
Decato
South County Scene 10 1M Dally Brelow Hayward
Local column notes a Tuesday feature on Dally Brelow Hayward, outlining plans and community interest for an August 22, 1972 event in South County. Names appear as residents and organizers shaping the scene.
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Dally Brelow
Hayward
Pleasanton Council Seeks Resignation of City Clerk
Pleasanton officials pressed City Clerk Flet on McCarty to resign effective today after a short last night session. McCarty, who was elected Aug 18, initially agreed to Aug 7 resignation, then offered to stay through Sept 4 as the council pursued a deputy clerk reorganization plan outlined in City Manager Bill Edgar’s budget proposal months earlier.
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Tive
Hier
McCarty
Ural
Bill Edgar
Tax hike approved by Pleasanton city council
Pleasanton city council on Monday night adopted the 1972-73 property tax rate of $163 per $100 assessed valuation, a hike over last year. Only Robert Pearson opposed, saying taxes are excessive. The levy funds general, parks and recreation, bonds, retirement, and youth sports park development.
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Pleasanton
Robert Pearson
Seventeen area residents naturalized in court filing
Seventeen South Courity residents were naturalized in Alameda County Superior Court in July. Hayward natives Oia Laguna and others from Mexico the Philippines the United Kingdom and China were among those cited. Also listed are residents from Portugal France and Spain awaiting final steps and ongoing processing at local addresses in San Leandro Union City Castro Valley and nearby areas.
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South Courity
Hides George W. Philips Jr
Alameda County
Hayward
Oia Laguna
Cherilynn Lane
Mexico
Concelead ‘Te
Lucas
Lewelling Blvd
Billy P
Eugenia Ch
Calvin Yeo
Ath
United Kingdom
Colonies
Stanley’ Wong
Bugenia
China
Patrick Harrison
Valley Park Avé
Great Beit Aln Lable
McMullen
Castanus St
France
Jose L. Camacho ‘Reyes
Blanchard St
Maalco
Bo Gioa Wong
Wine Place
Fernando M. Oliveira
Pacific Ave
Maria Dos Anjos Tome
Midway Ave
San Leandro
Portugal
Fernando M. Mateno
Hartford Dr
Union City
Marvelita
Adriand Roldan
Sandra Tine
Philippines
Nancy
Fong Cheng
Barret Ct
Castro Valley
Pursuit of Fathers Pays Off in Alameda County
Delinquent fathers are being pursued for child support by the Family Support Division of the district attorney. Since last October the state has pumped 2.6 million into county funds. Support payments total 170 700.45 with state incentives covering two percent of collections. County efforts have prompted DA staffing boosts in pursuit of absent fathers. By June total claims paid reached 300 000.
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Pistrei
Walfare
Robert B. Carleson
Alameda County
District Attorney’s Office
Asst
Dist
Atty
Richard Kuppeet
Carlexon
Drug charges dropped in Fremont case amid lack of evidence
Four adults arrested July 28 at a Newark home were released after the district attorney dropped possession charges. Names include Richard Clover 22 of Newark and others from Fremont and nearby areas. One suspect faced separate battery charges. juveniles were detained, and authorities recovered 44 tolled pop cigarettes and a pill or two.
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Fremont
Newark
Mont
Hayward
Union City
Richard S. Clover
la Salle Drive
Agaifet Clover
Gary R. Hart
Almet
Pillce
Plea Entered in Fremont Assault Case With Interpreters
In Fremont municipal court a 42-year-old man pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon offense aided by two sign language interpreters. Jesus Talamantez Sr. faces sentencing September 1. A related case saw Jesus Chr. Gonzon, 21, receive six months probation after changing a prior not guilty plea to guilty for battery against his father, linked to a baseball bat incident over the mother's alleged mistreatment.
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Fremont
Denfyute
Municyal
Jesus Talamantez Sr
Eugene Sr
Gis Gon
Jesus Chr
Delia
Fremont rodeo queen contest open for entries
Fremont Fashion Center Leasing Office is accepting entry forms for the citys first rodeo queen. Contestants aged 18 to 24, unmarried and Tri-City resident will be judged on appearance horsemanship poise public speaking and modeling. Deadline September 1 judging September 16 crowning September 22 at UAW Hall Fremont Blvd.
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Fremont
Wrenat
Paseo Padre Parkway
Tremont Jaycess
Tri-city
UAW
Fremont Blvd
New student registration opens in UNTON CITY district
New Haven school district Towopel invites registration for new students in Union City and part of South Hayayard. Parents may register in person at 33480 Western Ave or call AT1-1500. Counselors will assist seventh and eighth graders next Monday at junior high 102 Frei St from 6:40 am to 4 pm.
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New Haven
Towopel
Union City
South Hayayard
Western "Ave
Aite
Frei St
Inessay
VFW Members Protest City Takeover in Pleasanton
About 40 members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars from Livermore Pleasanton and Dublin marched to Pleasanton city council chambers Monday night protesting the city takeover of the Veterans Memorial Building. The council had approved a county contract for building use two weeks earlier. Under the plan veterans could hold one meeting weekly plus activities each quarter with scheduling and council approval. VFW and American Legion leaders have asked Supervisor Don Murphy to delay action until August 29.
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Pleasanton
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Pla
Bbs
VFL
Legim
Aperyia
Don Murphy
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