Armed Escort Is Noted By Jurors In Court
Jurors in Superior Court under Judge Folger Emer son witnessed bailiff Chester Chiara in full uniform with sidearms as he escorted them from the courthouse to a waiting bus. Several jurors raised their arms in a gesture of surrender during the march.
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Chester Chiara
Folger Emerson
Chiara
Newark council debate ends with sharp exchanges and jokes
An irate citizen attacked a proposed Newark business license ordinance during a city council discussion. The scene included a quip about odds and gambling licenses, a Bargain Hunter note about a fleece lined beige coat bought for 1.50, and remarks from Rev Travis Campbell and others. An official report noted health records from 1957 and a Castro Valley meeting with no minutes due to missing secretary records and a broke treasurer.
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Newark
George Kincaid
Hilary Fry
Citizens For the Improvement of
Castro Valley
Marsh Will Enter 15th District Race
Hayward attorney Raymond Marsh, a longtime Democratic activist, will seek the 15th Assembly District nomination. He announced through Castro Valley Democratic Club president William Gaylord and plans a formal declaration after a Mexico trip. Oakland dentist Dr. March Fong also seeks the same nomination, with incumbent Nick Petris pursuing a state Senate bid.
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Raymond
State Assembly
Castro Valley
Marsh
Club
William Gaylord
Gaylord
Newman, Marsh and Furtado
March Fong
Oakland
Alameda County
City Center Site Lease Extended In Hayward
A three member city center committee extended the option to develop the old Hay-Blichfeldt site on Foot-Ray Doran. The plan includes a city hall civic center and mixed use complex funded with a $200,000 urban grant. Demolition of abandoned buildings will proceed by normal methods to avoid air pollution and trauma to alumni.
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Council
Jack Smith
Vernor
Hay-Blichfeldt
Ward High School
Ray Doran
Flo City Redevelopment Corp
Kansas City
Hayward Unified School
Sture City
Civic
Anvier
Urban Development Administration
Botany
Mail Goes Through With Woman Carrier in Hayward Post Office
Mrs. Wendie Weir, a 2-year-housewife turned mail carrier in Hayward, is among several women staffing the local post office. She joined June 19 and spent four months as the only woman in Harder Annex mailroom, facing initial skepticism but now accepted. She cites heavy loads during magazine deliveries and a first Christmas rush as key experiences while balancing family plans with a government push for equal employment opportunities.
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Wendie Weir
Hayward
Job
Harder Annex
Wendie
New Haven Unified weighs controversial book policy
New Haven Unified School District trustees meet at James Logan High School in Union City to discuss a controversial book selection policy and several key items. A superintendent report on district finances signals possible tax increases and debt relief plans, with strong teacher group opposition to recent policy amendments.
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Teachkee Hayward
Hayward Medical Group
Dairies
Carnation
High
New Haven Unified
Tendent
Will Reckions
Tom Wolfe
Negotiating Council
Haven Unified
Alvarado
Land Dedication Policy Likely To Be Appealed In Hayward Case
Maynard City Manager Ray mond Doran says Hayward will appeal a judge ruling that nullified a long standing land dedication policy. The Espositos of Fremont challenged the Douglas Street frontage requirement for a building permit, contending the policy overreaches police power. A similar Fremont case and other local property owners also oppose costly street improvements tied to permits.
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Raymond Doran
Alamela County Superior Court
Linus Esposito
Mayfield Drive
Fremont
Ben V. Curler
Marysville
Espositos
City of
Hayward
Douglas Stret
Mission Boulevard
Hayward Building Department
Esposites
Douglas Street
Oakland
Harald Jewitt
Carler
Alameda County Superior Court
Jewltl
Hayward City
John W. Scanlon
Rollin Cunningham
Charles Snow
Prune Avenue
Vote Counters Won't Be Used In San Leandro
San Leandro voters will have hand counted ballots in the April 12 city election. The city council rejected Alameda County electronic vote counting devices, with Mayor Jack D. Mailester urging that if defeated, he wants to see the votes himself.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Jack D. Mailester
Maltester Proposes Higher Council Pay in San Leandro
Mayor D. Mallester urged a pay raise for San Leandro councilmen and city officers as the council approved several election guidelines. Proposals included raising pay to as much as 250 a month for councilmen, continuing $16 rental fees for polling places, and a charter amendment to extend capital improvement project latitude similar to general law cities. The mayor noted the changes could be considered in the April ballot, while stating his own $400 monthly salary remains unchanged.
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San Leandro
Jack Gently
D. Mallester
San Leandra
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