Weekend events and theatre line up in Hayward and Pleasanton
A weekend arts and entertainment guide lists Tri City Native American Society festival at Coyote Hills Regional Park with dances at 2 p.m. Admission free. Also Penelope Park invitational tortoise race at Sulphur Creek Nature Center at 1:30 p.m. Admission free. Chabot College presents Music Man tonight and next weekend at 8 p.m. Admission $2.50 adults, $2 students. The Heiress at Cal State Hayward Studio Theater tonight at 8:15. The King and I by Pleasanton Playhouse at Alameda County Fairgrounds Amphitheater tonight at 8 with admission $3 adults, $2 students/seniors. Renaissance Pleasure Faire runs weekends 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. through Sept 28 near Novato with admission $4 general, $1.75 children. Plaza Art Gallery in San Leandro hosts Bay Area paintings noon to 4:30 p.m. Rams vs Bills exhibition game tonight at 6 p.m. on channels 3, 4 and 6. Animal Lending Library at Sulphur Creek Nature Center offers free borrowings. Weather outlook: fair today, highs 60s–70s, tonight drizzle, cooler tomorrow.
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Washington Square
Cal State
Hayward Studio Theater
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Hayward
Novato
San Francisco
Black Point
Bay Area
Plaza Art Gallery
Washington Ave
San Leandro
Hayward Eyes Arbitration and Tax Increase Measure
Hayward voters likely face a Nov 4 decision on binding arbitration for firefighter contract deadlocks and a companion property tax measure tied to arbitration outcomes. City officials plan a special election date after Alameda County validation showed enough signatures. Judge Cook denied a demand to speed up publication, confirming proper procedures and the council’s timetable.
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Hayward
William C. Hanley
International Association of Firefighters
Alameda County
McCracken
Palama Weaver
County Registrar of Voters
Registrar of Voters
John W. Scanlon
Tom Curry
Theity Council
Chuck McCormack
Suspect Allegrezza says he loved Blasier family before killings
In a signed San Leandro police statement Vincent Allegrezza 17 confessed to planning and killing Edwin Blasier his wife and two children in June 1974. Police testified that weapons found in Allegrezza room included a Marlin rifle linked to the murders and his father Mario faced gun violation charges. Allegrezza claimed he did not know why he wanted to kill them though he loved the Blasiers.
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Oakland
San Leandro
Vincent Allegrezz
Kdwin
Biasier
William Reynolds
Allegrezza
Morninen
Vincent Mlegreza
Alleprenza
O'Meara
Alleprecca
Meara
Ymeara
Surprise move seeks to again unseat DeGroat
Newark district files notice with state Court of Appeals to block Alameda County judge order to reinstate English teacher Raynond de Chaat with back pay. School officials seek a temporary stay while appeals proceed, saying public agencies must exhaust remedies. de Groat comments on the move, noting it echoes a Catch-22.
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Newark
Dhatriet Offici
Raynond de Chaat
Johnston
State Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Alameda County Superior Court
George W. Phillips Jr
Evelyn Kipp
Flwurd Bullard
Kipp
Ballard
Ai Johnstone
Bourbonders
Itturney
Stewart Wereberg
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de Groat
deGraal
Ford eyes funding new energy agency
Cale Vail reports Ford considers a government backed corporation to loan billions for private industry to fast track synthetic fuels and energy research. Officials say several options exist and a formal proposal may go to Congress, with discussions ongoing and a possible $100 billion price tag floated.
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UPL
Hon Nessen
Ford
Washington
Energy Research Finance Corporation
Congress
Lessen
Moony
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Seal Harbor
Mayne
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