Citizenship Awarded To 31 Residents In Alameda County
Thirty one South County residents are among 110 foreign born Northern Californians who were awarded United States citizenship in ceremonies led by Judge Richard Chamberlain in Alameda County Superior Court. Recipients include Union City Felton Garay, Angela Bevilacqua, Hayward Jorge Govantes, Anthony Wormer, Fisa Holseth, and many others from diverse backgrounds such as Japanese, Dutch, German, Mexican, Irish, Belgian, Yugoslav, Norwegian, Russian, and Okinawan origins, highlighting the region's multicultural fabric.
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South County
Esther Aranda
Farrelly Drive
Julian Belmonte Garela
EE Balcon Ave
Herta Charlotte
Hans Hartwig Petersen
Wiley Drive
Nina Badely
Nabor St
Newark
Claire Flieger
Bishop St
Irvington
Margaret Ann Stanton
Rackett Drive
San Lorenzo
Michael Harry Wootton
Nicolet Ave
Castro Valley
Mary Anne Thomson
Elrod Drive
Josie Wallisch
Bas Ashfield Ave
Warm Springs
Kyoko Cindy Hague
Crawford SL
Newpaper Offices Bombed in Jackson Mississippi
Police and FBI agents investigate the bombing of the Northside Reporter offices in Jackson. An explosion ripped the rear window area, with no one inside at the time. Publisher Hazel Brannon Smith, a Pulitzer Prize winner, faced segregationist criticism for her liberal editorials while she spoke at Atlantic City during the Democratic National Convention.
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Jackson, Miss
FBI
Hazel Brannon Smith
Northside
Jackson
Alameda County Posse Aims For Top Award At Santa Rosa
Alameda County Sheriff's Mounted Posse scheduled to compete in the California State Horsemen's Showy and Competitor Drill at Santa Rosa. The unit, which won first place in Tucson, Arizona earlier, hopes to place ahead of the Sacramento Sheriff's Mounted Posse, according to posse publicity chairman Ken Palmer.
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Alameda County
Housing Leader Aims To Redress Fremont Home Costs
Fremont aims to spend less on each home and provide more value for buyers through an experimental housing project. Don Patterson chairs the committee with support from the University of California Berkeley, exploring new construction methods and materials to maximize buyer value in a still undeveloped area.
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Fremont
Don Patterson
University of California ‘At Berkeley
Patterson
Blacie Announces Candidacy and Housing Critique
Blacie declares his candidacy and touts a strong bench for city leadership. He criticizes Fremont housing and national housing trends as wasteful land use, costly, high maintenance, and car centered. Patterson cites developers, lenders, and public agencies as hindering progress.
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Fremont
Patterson
Pattersen
Idavalanere
Republican Picnic Set for Sunday Fremont Candidate Files for Hospital Board
Professor James L Blawie became the fourth candidate to file for the Washington Towne ship Hospital board of directors election on Nov 3 joining Richard Travers and incumbents A B E Alameda and Manuel Silva. Blawie proposes public input at meetings and criticizes hospital administration while pledging new blood and affordable homes.
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Blawie
Leoncern
Vie
Hayward Area
Uccruys
Norman T. R. Heathorn
Louis Collier
Richard Burgard
Doorj
Blache
Harald Holmes
Castro Valley
Cull Canyon
Astro Valley
Htaé
Donald McKay
Jom Cook
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Awacher
Kathleen Carney
Buffalo
N.Y
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Univer of
Santa
hos-Clara
Citizens Capital
Mlawie
Marigold
Feder
Rason
Nason
Pai
Castro Valley Blvd
RCA
Aniteale de Agin Pe
RCA Victor Aero Viste
Redwood Ri
Hayward
Coop Sensibte
Public Finance
Alameda
Contra Costa
Robert M. Copeland
Willac of
Coburndra
William EB. Barker
Bettengourt
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