Lucky Stores plans downtown market and parking expansion
A remodeled Foothill Boulevard building may be razed to make way for a large Lucky Stores market and a 157-car parking lot. The project, estimated at 750000 dollars, would replace a 14000-square-foot store with a 24600-square-foot Spanish style market.
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Hayward
Foothill
B Street
Wrecker's Ball
Lucky
Foothillard C
Dick Thompson
Ily
W.T- Grant Bank of America
B and
Fog
Thompson
Lloyd Wise Properties
Lucky Stores
Beauty versus Ma Bell in Bay-O-Vista fight over telephone wire
In San Leandro Leonard Silva fights a Pacific Telephone plan to reinforce a pole with a steel guy wire on Bancroft Avenue. Crews installed a sidewalk hole at 1st and Bancroft while residents lacked notice. Company officials say the project speeds service and undergrounding is too costly.
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San Leandro
Leonard Silva
Ma Bell
Pacific Telephone
Bay-O-Vista
Silva
Moore
1St
Bancroft Avenues
Silvas
City Hall
Ray Aymeric
Aymeric
Bay4-Vista
Bancroft Avenue
Pole
Fair and warm forecast for South County tomorrow
The weatherman says it will be fair and warm in South County through tomorrow with highs in the mid fifties. More weather details on page M4.
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South County
Debbie Rebieja Act Killed in Assembly Committee
SACRAMENTO The Debbie Rebieja Act to toughen sentencing and parole procedures was killed in the Assembly Criminal Justice Committee by a 4-2 vote. Assemblyman Alister McAlister says the bill cannot be revived this year but may return next year or as a voter initiative in 1978, while competing SH42 reform by Sen. John Needly gains momentum. James Reece, 23, is awaiting execution for the murder of Debra Ann Rebiejo, abducted after Chabot College classes last Sept 15.
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Sacramento
Debbie Rebieja
Assembly Criminal Justice Committee
Alister McAlister
D-San Jose
Debra Ann Rebiejo
Chabot College
James Reece
Rebiejo
John A. Needly
Walnut Creek
McAlister
Hayward forms 17 member interim crime fighting panel
A volunteer 17 member interim steering committee was formed to oversee a community directed neighborhood crime fighting program. The group met at Centennial Hall after a July town meeting to discuss transferring control of the Neigh Alert program from police to residents. Plans call for a four month incubation to name chairmen and train at least 150 neighborhood alert teams across 50 city zones mapped by Sgt Ron McCurdy and Joan Castaneda.
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Hayward
Centennial Hall
Ron McCurdy
Joan Castaneda
Batk
Ex-boxer and trustee named in Hayward drug raids
A former boxing champion from Hayward and an Emeryville school board member were among ten arrested in Hayward and Union City narcotics raids. heroin valued at about 200000 seized. arrests also tied to conspiracy and weapon charges. Several residents including Delores Shipes, Florence Bigelow, and others faced charges. Authorities said the operation stemmed from months of investigation by Oakland police with help from local agencies.
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Hayward
Emeryville School Board
Union City
South County
Charles Shipes
Veril Way
Shipes
California
George Foreman
Joe Frazier
Ue Dry Creek
Oakland
Ark San Leandro
Alameda
Robert Gillis
Janet Romera
Paul Romero
Peralta St
McKeever Ave
Martha Romero
Robert Bigelow
Ms. Bigelow
Elida Romero
Vick Sadler
Councilman moves wants to keep job amid home sale
Newark city councilman Shamnar Abraham plans to sell his home at 1518 Donegal Court and live with his mother at 642 Thornton Ave while keeping his council seat. He won a council term in March 1974 expiring March 1978 and remains unavailable for comment on political plans. Escrow on the Donegal Court property was reported as due to close in September.
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Newark
Shamnar Abraham
Santa Cruz County
Abraham
City Planning Commission
Donegal Court
Adelle Cartwright
Indy
Thornton Ave
Wal
Aptos
Thornton
Wondren Heatly
Fremont
Jon Abralarm
Donegar Homie
Driver abducts bus riders in chaotic San Francisco ride
A San Francisco Municipal Railway bus driver Maurice James woke irate and forced regular stops, battled passengers, and refused to release riders on Haight Street. An inspector intervened as passengers yelled at the driver and windows were pounded. The incident ended with the bus sidelined while officials investigate.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pittengers
Herr
Trate Eiders Lagen
Maurice James
Be Ared
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