Hayward Woman Is Bay Area’s Millionth BART Rider
Bettie De Manty of Hayward became the Bay Area’s millionth BART rider yesterday at the 19th Street station in Oakland at 8 50 p m. BART President George Silliman and Manager B R Stokes welcomed her and presented a model train, a pin, and a milestone mint. She commutes daily from 381 Horseshoe Court to Pacific Telephone and Telegraph in downtown Oakland where she works in marketing.
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Hayward
Bettie DeManty
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Ae DeManty
19Th Street
Qaxland
BART
George Silliman
B. R. Stokes
Horseshoe Court
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Oakland
Alameda court orders district to set aside mid November directive on teachers insurance
The Alameda County Superior Court issued an order yesterday on a petition by Certificated Em mliye Connell requiring Hay ward school ministers to pause a November directive on group life and annuity insurance for district teachers. The ruling asks the district to begin fact finding on the insurance issue or explain why a previous October 28 hearing should not proceed, amid disputes over carrier selection and employee relations rules, with Washington National Life Insurance Co. named for life coverage and United Benefit Life Insurance Co. for the annuity program.
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Hayward
Seardh
Alameda County
Haroki Howe
Emmliye Connell
Alameda County Awards Storm Drain Contract in Union City
The Alameda County supervisors awarded a 10177 contract for a new storm drain on Ninth Street between G and H streets in Union City to Silva's Pipeline Inc. of Hayward. Bids reached 415.8 percent while district engineers had estimated 16000. The project includes 465 feet of storm drain pipe from 16 to 23 inches and a storm water inlet.
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Alameda County
Union City
Silva's Pipeline Inc
Hayward
Avent
Ninth Street
H Streets
Christmas donations urged for Hayward and South County groups
Hayward Ambulances and the South County Christmas Bureau appeal for more donations to aid needy families this Christmas. Toys may be dropped at 40 Traynor St Hayward 24 hours a day, call 886 1611 for details. The bureau, a coalition of local agencies, expects over 1000 families need help as cold weather increases demand, with volunteers handling pickups at 192.
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Hayward Ambulanes
South County Christmas Bureau
Traynor St
Hayward
South County
Fremont women receive state valor citations in San Jose
State honors Fremont residents Joyce Valles and Maxine Mackin with Certificates of Valor at Hyatt House ceremony led by Attorney General Evelle Younger. Both women helped calm an armed man who threatened to shoot himself and others after taking a heavy drug dose. the man survived.
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Joyce Valles
Porter
Maxine Mackin
Blacow Reid
Two charged in LSD sales in Fremont area
Two Fremont men charged with selling 5,000 LSD tablets to undercover agents on July 30, 1971, were given a six month jail sentence suspension to allow work at local drug abuse centers. Kyle Stark, 20, 42062 Miranda Way, must work 2 Saturdays at Fremont Community Drug Council. Joel Markelello, 20, 36116 Mission Blvd., 26 Saturdays at Project Eden. Both placed on three years probation by Superior Court Judge George W. Phillips. Police say Stark was paid 1800 dollars and led to believe the tablets were mescaline. Markelello was Stark's supplier.
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Fremont
Kyle Anthony Stark
Miranda Way
Joel Andrew Markelello
Mission Blvd
Project Eden
Hayward Acea
Cout
George W. Phillips
Stark
Marketello
Janitor charged in cruelty to animals case
A Fremont janitor Hercules DeLac of Lily Adams Street was arrested on cruelty to animals charges after his pony, unattended, grew eight inches in length. DeLac, booked at police headquarters with $250 bail, claimed he no longer owned the animal observed in an Irvington pasture last week with Oakland Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals official Robert Gomes.
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Fremont
Hercules DeLac
Lilly Adems St
Robert Gomes
The
Oagland Society For Preevention
DeLan
Irvington
DeLao
Community events and school programs tonight and tomorrow
On the agenda are concerts and film showings at James Logan High School and Amador High School, a PTA council meeting at Newark Community Center, a San Lorenzo Sanitary District seminar on clean water, and a Union City craft sale. Also scheduled are a Winter Concert at Arrays High School and a shoreline and golf course update at San Lorenzo venues.
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Chistes Buzsar
James Logan
H St
Union City
Arama
Switzerland
Twain
Amador High School
Sauta Rita Road
Pleasanton
Chabot College
Dick Reddy Wilnar- Tate
Newark-Haven
PTA ‘Council
Newark
Cedar Blvd
Ort Lorre Sanitary District
Grant Ave
San Lorenzo
Alvarado
Alvarado School
San Leansia
Open-space elementary school plan studied for Newark south Lake
Newark school trustees reviewed preliminary open-space elementary school plans for the south Lake area. A 600-student design with central core and surrounding open space could cost 1.0 million for a permanent building or 0.8 million for a portable version integrated with a central core. Bond issue funding was discussed.
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Newark
South Lake
Distriet
Alameda County Denies Hearing on Welch Creek 21-Acre Project
Alameda County supervisors rejected an appeal to reconsider a use permit for a 21 acre Welch Creek Road site near Sunol, allowing James and Triewieler to proceed with a single family home despite opposition from Sierra Club and Save the Sand Park Wilderness Coalition citing environmental and scenic impacts. The board aligned with state guidance on environmental studies and postponed broader action pending new state criteria, while approving other unrelated measures including fairgrounds remodeling and eminent domain for North Livermore Avenue.
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Alameda County
Sunol
Richard Moore
Man
Supreme Court
The
Sierra Club
Save the Sand Park Wilderness Coalition
James ‘Triewleler
Welch Creek Road
East Bay Regional Park
Distriet's
Pleasanton
J. Jack Bras
Alameda County Fairgrounds
Public Works Department
Livermore Avenue
Old Niles Post Office Faces Possible Closure
Fremont reports the near century old Niles Post Office may close as a separate institution. A contract station in a local retail store could offer six day service, with a final decision in the coming months. Postmaster Nicole Woolsey notes service would be preserved, while the facility’s inefficiency is cited as a reason to relocate.
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Fremont
Niles
Statis
U3. Postal ‘Service
Nicole Woolsey
Mes
Lo J
Woolsey
Niles Resi
Dents
Serrie
Miss Woolsey
Lnger
Glenmoor
Eggers
Glenmoor Drives
Nilex
Washington Township
Country Club
Amelia Silva
South County Scene From The Daily Review Heyward
Local item from The Daily Review in Heyward notes a South County scene with brief community details dated December 13, 1972.
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the Daily Review
Heyward
Fremont Ohlone College to review campus patrol policy
Fremont Ohlone College trustees meet at 7 30 pm in district offices to consider student council’s proposal for a campus wide policy committee to review the old campus traffic patrol and discuss complaints of harassment by students. The issue involves officers who are part of a law enforcement class and Fremont Police Reserves.
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Fremont — Ohlone College
Mission Blvd
Chris Flesuras
Fissures
Fremont Police Reserves
Sextent
Newark police lecture on shoplifting and deterrence
Newark patrolmen told Chamber members that shoplifting carries little formal punishment with probation and fines rarely imposed. They urged merchants to press prosecutions, use visible security measures, and foster personal contact to deter begining thieves and to highlight social costs of losses.
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Killeen
Hubert Gentry
West
Stone Ln
Second Chance program weighs center hours and bylaws
Newark participants in the Second Chance community program will review proposals to change center hours and bylaws and to start a recycling center at 6173 Haine Ave. The crisis and counseling task force chaired by Judy Melberg urges Sunday closure and Saturday hours from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m., plus opening four hours earlier Monday through Thursday, with meetings in Newark council chambers. Proposals also call for three youth directors under age 21 elected at large and a trial period for recycling cans and bottles.
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Newark
An & Pm
Judy Melberg
Haine Ave
Newark Council Chambers
Newark Blvd
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Washington National Life Insurance Co
Bread Life Insurance
United Benefit Life Insurance Co
Lake Scholl
Jayvis Avenue
Hvelyn Kipp
North Lake
Hous
Ing Co
A. Berkowitz
Singer
Shoul
Kigo
Berkowitz
Corpo
Corporation
Muller-Silva
Memorial High School
Ellen Williams
Steve Sinner
Bam
Victor Taugher
Triewicler
Sundl Park
Malcolm Laisser
Triewieler
Welch Creek
Calaveras Road
Pleasanton Township
Charles Moore
Moore
Leisser
He Boald
Moore-Abrott
Joseph Bort
Fred Cooper
Robert E. Hannon
John D. Murphy
Furthher
Bert-Cooper
Emanuel Hacelo
Old Niles
South County Scene
Council
Stephen Epler
William Osterigh
Birnie of Justice
Police Department
Newark Chamber of Commerce
Vaughn Killeen
Rome
Eading
Home Savings
America
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Temer Se
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