Bay Toll Crossings issues pool car cards for 1973
More than 2 090 applications for 4479 pool car entitlements mailed to holders of 1972 cards. Cards expire December 31 and will be replaced by red on red 1978 cards costing 12 dollars. Card transfer allowed. Priority lanes run 6 to 9 a.m. weekdays. New applicants may obtain forms by mail or at 151 Fremont St San Francisco. Computerized information service aids pool formation. Buses and pools using priority lanes carry over half bridge riders during peak hours.
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Vial
Fremont St
San Francisco
Divigion
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Division
Newton barred again from speech at California State University
Newton unable to speak at a California State University venue after a dispute over security and gun restrictions. Spokespersons said Newton’s camp insisted on armed bodyguards. the university sought a phrase restricting arms. Negotiations broke off when the promoter insisted on no armed security.
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Khayw
Hue Newton
Gaifornia State University
Hay- Ward
Willie
Newton
Hat Newton
Newtot
Bilis McCune
Planners Study Lincoln Site in San Leandro
Planning commission work session will review recommendations for the Lincoln School site and Davis Street transit station. Participants assess residential and commercial development, pedestrian circulation, and urban design ahead of a December 14 planning hearing.
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Wvity Council
Comenissive
Library parking criticized in San Leandro board letter
Vernon P. Larson, president of the San Leandro library board, urged the city council to expand library parking, arguing that 95 non-library stalls create fierce competition among patients, doctors, staff, and library patrons. He said the loss of 40 dedicated library stalls harms access and urged a reconsideration of parking plans.
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San Leandro
Communnity Library Center
Wnfer
Lebrary
Vernon P. Larson
Nsed
Harelson
Leandro Hosts Technologists Meeting In San Leandro
In San Leandro Leamiro will host officials from more than a dozen Northern California cities as Public Technology Inc presents its computer based aging and information management program. City managers and administrators will hear PTI project team explain how its system provides vehicle and municipal data at key times.
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San Leandro
Leamiro
California
Public Technology, Inc
Municipal
Veicles
Ptig & Non-Profit” Corporation
Adl- Vaniel Technology
Altalay
San Leanne
Stee PI
Man Honored for Bravery in Alameda Rescue
Kenneth J. Loughan of Alameda was pulled from a sinking car by John Willingham of Oakland and others near Berkeley Yacht Harbor. Loughan, partially paralyzed and a former first vice commander, veered into the marina when his foot stuck in the pedals. The incident occurred on September.
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Hayward
Sasfornia National Guard
Berkeley
le Broy Post 5
Oakland
Cary
Edgeclay Way
John Willingham
Oakhind
Kenneth J. Loughan
Alameda
Loughan
Vics
Post 6
Corn
Wilinghaan
Hayward Forms Sister City Panel for San Felipe Mexico
Hayward forms a sister city committee for San Felipe Baja California Mexico inviting interested residents to a meeting tomorrow at 7 pm at the San Felipe Community Center 2056 St. Discussion covers plans for a celebration with artists from La Felipe and Mexicali. A committee for Fares Portugal already exists.
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San Felipe
Baja California
Mexico
Hayard
San Felipe Community Center
Heyward
la Felipe
Mexicali
Uayward
Fares
Hayward meeting notices and events list for week
Hayward Parks Commission plus planning commission report on Garir Ranch development. Christmas Art Fair by Chabot College humanities division tomorrow and Thursday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Hayward campus student center lobby. Craft items for sale to benefit the ceramics program. Hayward Area Historical Society Christmas dinner tomorrow at Hill and Vailey Club House, 1208 B St. Free lecture "Practical Realization of God" by Mahatmya Adharanandré of India tonight at 7:20 in Meiklejohn Hall room W025 CSU Hayward. co-sponsored by Young Republicans. Film to be shown.
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Hayward Parks Commission
City Center
Planning Commission
Garir Ranch
Chabot College
Humanities Division
Hayward
Hayward Area Historical Society
Tomocrow
Pasal
Grocery dock approved amid neighbor concerns in San Leandro
City Council approved Ralphs Grocery a sunken loading dock at 14845 E Michi Couchmen imposed a 10 foot wall and restricted truck access before 7 am amid residents fears. Mayor Maltester praised cooperation as other city business included parking, zoning, and development actions in the Adams industrial area.
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San Leandro
Ralph’s Grocery Company
E. Michi Se Couchmen
Brocery
Sreas
Albert Rienaidy
Burdty Ave
Oakland Scavenger
Magardack
Mallesteyo
Yewativettmpers
Counelityven
Washington Ave
Pg&e
General Industrial
Adams and McCoonick
Adams
Rado Ant Teagarden
Leone Htosso
Corpats
Eye parking garage closer to reality in San Leandro
San Leandro moves toward building a four level parking garage as the city approves selling 380000 in revenue bonds to Merrill Lynch and Walsten Co. Inc. to fund the project. The council assigns Redevelopment Agency duties, designates Canrad and Associates as architects, Wallace Webb and Lon Construction as builders, and appoints Richard Ward as project supervisor amid criticism over processing delays.
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Dune
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenver and Sarith
Walsten Aml Co., Inc
Meceil-Lyneit Aet Walsten
Tash Nighly
Iis
Yo Cannan Associates
Tulet Welel Canradaml Assonckites
Youndmen
Parking Authority
Wallace Webb An
San Lorenzo board weighs off campus dance plan
San Lorenzo High School students urged Wild to approve an off campus winter ball amid poor attendance and costs. Trustees debated funding, merges of junior and senior activities, and a district staff plan to train teachers for learning disabled students with a three year, 470,000 project.
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BAN Lorenz
Rock
Inc Ral Siger
San Loren School Board
San Lorenzo High School
Wild
Coriane Sitken
Ates
Aitken
Nisetissinn
Ater
Pav Tikret
Donors to Get Special Thanks in City Program
San Leandro city commissions approved a plan to recognize contributors to community projects. Donors up to 500 receive letters or certificates, while those over 500 have names on plaques at the City Mall. Those over 1500 may appear on plaques at the hall and at the site of the improvement.
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San Leangro
Go Ahead
Frond Wie
Waht Tod
Alten Globs
Recreation and Parks Cour Mission
Tne Hall
Ue Improvement
Lou Woolf
Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission
Gibbs
Jack Neavill
Joseph Kran
Bell
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