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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1968

Page

5

Officials Denounce Police Harassment Of Fremont Youths

Fremont officials and recreation commissioners condemn police actions at Irvington Park where youths were chased while allegedly "enjoying themselves." McCormick's investigation found authorities justified. commissioners demand meeting with Police Chief Wright and Irvington High principal Voorhees to resolve park policy tensions.

Jim Wilson Fremont Fremont Parks Irvington Park Clinton Wright Irvington Clyde Voorhees Yectalion Stuart McCormick Orla Wise McCormick Cooks Road Jan Cobbie Ed Washburn

Fremont Planning Commission weighs billboard ban shift

Fremont officials consider relaxing the city billboard ban after debate over outdoor signs. The commission voted 5 to 2 to study allowing some billboards depending on public reaction, with opposition from Warren Schiller of Foster and Kleiser who says the ordinance wipes out a local business. Don Droliman urged broader public input before final action.

Fremont Ed Leyes Stolts Droliman Joe Rontificate

Panther Defends Stand To Rotary In Pleasanton

An Oakland Black Panther officer defended militant action and urged blacks to fight for freedom at a Pleasanton meeting near Hap’s Restaurant. Brent, 36, outlined Panthers positions, including resisting tax and police abuse, and spoke of ghetto survival and battles against white oppression.

Pleasanton Rim Oakland Bill Bevot Prt Brent Ruey Newdon Black Panthers Fis Twa Par Tys Oak- Z Mississippi

Oregon State student wins $750 industrial engineering scholarship

Scholar William Rice, a Castro Velsey High School graduate and upcoming fourth year engineering student at Oregon State University, is named one of three national recipients of the Dwight D. Gardner Industrial Engineering Scholarship, awarded in memory of the first president of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers.

William Rice Castro Velsey Oregon State University Dwight D. Gardner American Institute of Industrial Engineers

Hayward Unified Announces Kindergarten Advance Registration

The Hayward Unified School District says new students entering kindergarten next month may begin advance registration this Monday. The notice outlines enrollment steps and eligibility for families planning pre school entry.

Hayward Unified School District

Newark council reappoints Kenneth L. Dawson to recreation commission

Newark city council last night reappointed Kenneth L. Dawson to a new four year term on the recreation commission as his current term expired August 15. The council postponed action on Ohlone College and HUD grant plans to buy 300 acres of the Huddleson ranch site in Fremont and approved a map for Marin Mas construction of 40 homes by Marin Mas Builders, while praising 12 youths for clearing rubble at Mayhess Landing Park near Graham School.

Newark Kenneth L. Dawson Recrreation Commission Dawson Ohlone College Department of Housing and Urban Development Huddleson Ranch Freemont Jarvis Avenue Lake Boulevard Mayhess Landing Graham Kenny Baker Claremont Drive Reina Pill Howsden Lallege Jerry Riviey Argonne Marin'Mas Cleo Soza Brittney

Band to headline Old Fashioned Day in Park

San Leandro residents will enjoy an Old Fashioned Day in the Park celebration featuring the San Leandro Municipal Band. Conducted by Walter Me deuts, the program begins at 2:04 p.m. on Sept 8 at Washington Manor Park. Selections include highlights from South Pacific, Under the Double Eagle, Semper Fi delis, The Sound of Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, and Forever by Morton.

San Leandro Cound Richard Rodgers Zacatecas Genard Codina South Pacific J. F. Wagner J. P. Sousa Herb Alpert Tijuana Brass Stein Song Colcord Fenstad Golden Ear Jerick Loewend Wiehnd Forever Payanne Morton John Schrammel

Scavengers Seek 30-Cent Hike From Oro Loma District

Scavenger Co. asked Oro Loma Sanitary District directors for approval of a 50 cent monthly increase to $2 in garbage collection rates district wide. The firm cites rising costs and expects 1989 profit. directors defer action pending company financials and publish notices.

Oro Loma Oakland Scavenger Co Oro- Loma Scavenger Company Oro-Loma San Lorenzo Washington Oakland Scavenger Ora Loma Loma General Mer Gail Stanton Lege Robert Haight Laython Landis Oakland State Ton Staunton Oro Lona Oto

City Hall Picket Walks Line Again in San Leandro

Protesters stand outside East 14th Street offices as Harder and Gustafson clash over city beautification. A meeting was set for today to discuss landscaping promises made in April and the slow pace of plantings along Broadmoor Boulevard and the surrounding area near the commercial district.

San Leandro Busi- Harder Broadmoor Swalkeda Hall Dinor Gustafson Seid Harder Jerry Lemos Tobair San Ivy Leendro City Tall Aussoey Harder

Police Catch Student After Speedy Chase

Fremont officers halted a speeding driver, Brahim, 25, of 1250 Walpert Street after a pursuit through Hayward and Washington Township. The vehicle reached high speeds and crossed lanes before exiting onto Sacramento Drive, with an accompanying passenger later transported for safety.

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Drum And Drill Contest draws Northern California groups

The Drum and Drill Contest, hosted by the Northern California Drum and Drill Association, will qualify entrants next month. Parents Association plans sunny Saturday events starting 6 a.m. with the Strutters and Arroyd High School group among participants. Proceeds aid members, with Blue Angels and Bells Corps noted. Public invited to watch free, contests run into about 6 p.m. according to publicity chairman Haale Kalle.

Warenz Strukers Asso Gan Lorenzol Blue Angels California San Torenzo San Lorenzo Solic Association Haale Kalle

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