Livermore Lawyer Miller Named State Bar Examiners Secretary
Livermore attorney R Lowell Miller has been named secretary of the state Bar Examiners Committee, likely ending his bid for the Los Briones supervising vacancy. Miller will screen applicants, while backers expect appointor July 6 to run April candidate Don Murphy to support. He has long affiliations with California Farm Bureau and labor dispute work, and has practiced in San Francisco and Livermore.
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Livermore
R. Lowell Miller
Anvil
Miller
Chester E. Stanley
Donaturphy
San Francisco
Universty of California Law School
California Farm Bureau Federation
Zune Agen
al Aaneda
Seat Belt Saves Life Of Driver In Fremont Robbery
Miss Karen Diane Shells 19 Livermore lost control of her car on Mission Boulevard near Brown Road Fremont as a shotgun robbery occurred. The car rolled several times and the seat belt kept her in place while the assailant fled. Officers described the robber as a bearded man with receding hair. The victim was treated for possible concussion and other injuries at a local hospital.
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Fremont
Pacific Telephone Company
Hayward Offic
Karen Diane ‘Shells
Mines Road
Livermore
Mission Boulevard
Brown Road
Poller
Carl Philips
Hoehitle
Theiss
Smith
Tim
Washington Township
Raccoon Turns Out To Be Man In City Incident
A man believed to be a raccoon after a mistaken report is recovering from injuries. Thomas Wrager, age 28, was hospitalized after a fantasy boxing match incident. Local police say initial confusion led to the error before medical staff confirmed the man’s identity.
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Man Tacksonvillie
Thonas Wrager
Veiled Allusion in Casual Reference Stirs Debate
A fleeting comparison raises questions about intent and interpretation as readers debate whether the noted allusion serves a deeper political or social message.
Council Study Views Voiced on Shelters
Livermore council members debate public input on a proposed community shelter network with a January council report slated. Public bond funding via an assessment district could cost 300 to 700 dollars per family, needing 30 percent protest to bypass a vote. City Manager Parness previews an elaborate 12-category report detailing site, engineering, cost, and management.
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Livermore
James Nordahl
Manuel Modis
Tkmpel
Maller
Ying
Ess
Apeil
William Parness
Hampel
Parness
Samall Mountain
Cotton Yield Down in 1961 in California and Texas
California produced 1.7 million bales of cotton in 1961, 12 percent below last year’s record 1.9 million, but above the 1069 average of 1.5 million. The US Agriculture Department notes yields averaged 996 pounds per acre, up from 981, with fewer acres planted. California ranked second to Texas, which produced nearly three times as many bales and more than eight times as many acres.
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Sacramento
Caliifornia
Agriculture Department
California
Texas
More Ham Per Pound Decided By State Regulation
Sacramento AP reports the State Department of Agriculture reverses a June regulation, restoring the original limit on added moisture in smoked ham and other products to ten percent, aligning with latest federal action.
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Saude Department of Ag Culture
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