Wife sentenced in death plot
The second of two Lis Lorenza women involved in a plot to kill their estranged husbands has been sentenced to state prison. Mrs Nancy Weise, 40, of 1648 Teller Ave was sentenced to a state prison term of one to five years by Judge Gordon Minder. She was returned to court after May period of psychiatric testing at the state's medical facility. Mrs Weise and Mrs Betty Jean Ernest both pleaded guilty in superior court to felony charges of soliciting to commit murder. They were arrested after offering murder contracts to an off duty police officer at 15000 dollars each. Mrs Ernest was committed to state prison last month. A Newark mother convicted of three felony counts of selling dangerous drugs was given a suspended prison sentence and placed on probation with an 18 month commitment. Synanon an anti drug abuse rehabilitation organization. Mrs Bonnie Carnion Barrios was sent
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Ty Sai Lorenza
Nancy Weise
Teller Ave
Gordon Minder
Welse
Betty Jean Ernest
Ernest
Newark
Synanon
Bonnie Carnion Barrios
Hayward approves first industrial corridor restaurant plan
Hayward Board of Adjustments grants use permit for a Time Clock restaurant on Claicier Road amid complaints from the fine acts committee citing cheap construction. One of five members opposed. The consent included a 3d4mit apartment complex at 26970 Call Ave and LC unit complex at Schafer and Manon, plus parking and landscaping variances and remodeling notes for nearby sites.
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Hayward
Hayward Board of Adjustments
Claiciler Road
Dan
Laura Catrina
Dan Road
Catrinas
Call Ave
Highlands Area
Schafer Road
Manon Avenue
Muir St
Shell Oil
A St
Mobil Oil Service
Mission Bivd
Magwanl Dodge, Inc
Last-minute Santa Calls Set by Kiwanis Leader
Kiwanis Club of Greater Wayward sponsors a special Santa call-in arranged by president Gene Ward so children can phone in requests. Santa and helpers will take calls at 782.3000 on tomorrow and Friday between 6 and 7 30 p.m. The extreme cold has left many youngsters unable to visit Santa in person.
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Hayward
Santa Claus
Gene Ward
Kiwanis Club
Greater Wayward
Santa
Imany
S.heer
Youth Yule party named Children’s Day in Union City
Union City names Children’s Day to coincide with a grand Christmas party for all city children. The event runs noon to 3 p m at Decato School Wand Sixth streets with sponsors Knights of Columbus Jesse Sanchez Council and U S Army Navy Marine and Air Force recruitment offices in Fremont. Santa will deliver gifts along with hamburgers hot dogs games and entertainment. About 1200 children are expected to attend.
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Union City
Decato
Wand Sixth
Knights of Columbus
Jesse Sanchez Council
U. S. Army, Navy, Marine and
Air Force
Fremont
Santa Claus
Ray Ferdin
White Front will keep market in Oakland and SF
White Front will stay open in Oakland at 33 Stegenberger Mond and in South San Francisco despite Interstate Corp moving to close 11 Northern California White Front stores on January 28. Richard Kester of Fonds Company Markets, Inc. said Newark lacks a supermarket and stressed only the general merchandise section is closing. The Oakland supermarket opened February 5, 1964.
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White Front
Oakland
Stegenberger Mond
Interstate Corp
California
White Front Shires
Richard Kester
Antinager of Fonds Company Markets, Inc
San Fran
Cisco
Oakland Market
Newark
Kester
New county coroner selected in Alameda County
Eugene Miller a 47 year old deputy coroner from Orange County was chosen by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors as county public administrator. He will report for duty mid February earning 2.24 dollars a month. Miller a law school graduate previously worked in private industry before joining Orange County’s office. He succeeds Harry Skiles the 52 year old coroner public administrator retiring for health reasons. Skiles was appointed in 1968 after service as a captain in the sheriff depart ment and as chief jailer in Oakland.
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Eugene Miller
Orange County
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
County Sand
Miller
California
Harry Skiles
Skiles
Jaiter
Oakland
St George and the Dragon at Alameda County Library events
Alameda County Library presents St George and the Dragon tonight at 7 30 at Fremont main library with shows tomorrow at Niles and Centerville libraries. Christmas Story Hogr s sponsored by Hayward library runs tonight at main library and tomorrow at Weekes branch. Academy cadet Wayne Crafton to speak at West Point film discussion at Castro Valley Redwood School. Hayward Safety Council luncheon tomorrow discusses school safety and honor roll at 22365 Mission Blvd.
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St. George and the Dragon
Alameda County
Fremont Main
Niles Library
Centerville
Hayward Library
Weekes
West Point Military Academy
Redwood School
Alma St
Castro Valley
Explorer Sea
MAKAI
Wayne Crafton
Hayward Safety Council
Af Emperor
Smorgashord
Mission Blvd
Court ruling awaited on teacher guidelines in San Leandro
San Leandro Unified school board took no action on revising teacher evaluation guidelines after Superior Court Judge Robert Bostick ruled negotiations with teachers and input from the certificated employees council were required. Board delayed appeals decisions as county counsel reviews. A music budget and coeds report were postponed to January. Parents welcomed the addition of one kindergarten class amid concerns over large class sizes and performance. The teacher is expected to return by early January.
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San Leandro
Wil Tovinel
Superior Court
Gordon Pappas
San Leatdro Federation of Teachers
James Owens
Cleveland School Cars Club
Trustees receive gift to fight drug abuse in district
San Lorenzo trustees accept a donation of 8690,080 in Mervyn's common stock market value about 40 per share to support the district drug abuse prevention program. The gift was presented at a Monday meeting with related recognitions for the San Lorenzo Federation of Teachers and a proposed appointment to the district personnel commission, plus budget transfers of 81,00 for non-salary improvements and reading and creativity initiatives.
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San Lorenzo
Mervin G. Merris
Mervyn's
Morris
Devender
Dewdline
Mira
Vera Eschenbach
South County scene front page snapshot
The Daily Review in Hayward California presents a December 2 1972 Wednesday page with local scenes and brief notices from South County. This item highlights community happenings and regional updates in a compact newspaper card.
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the Daily Review
Hayward
Calif
Sewer hookup plan sparks Alameda County debate
Alameda County supervisors heatedly debated Manuel Sousa’s appeal of a planning commission decision to split a 54,000 square foot parcel on Fairview Avenue Hayward into a 20,000 square foot lot without a sewer hookup. The Oro Loma Lifary district parcel sits 3,000 feet from the nearest sewer. The board postponed action to January after counsel said the request could not be granted without state minor subdivision changes, with amendments to be explored on January 2.
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Alameda County
Manuel Sousa
Planning Commission
Sousa
Fairview
Fire chief to prepare policies in district board clash
Fire chief Ortiz faced friction with the Fairview Five board over directives and record keeping. A policy manual was proposed to document motions and procedures while disputes over civil service exam preparation and turnouts gear purchases prompted discussions on county store purchases and chief authority.
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Hayward
Fairview Five
Doe Ortiy
Fire District Board
Ortiz
Ife
Dean Nielsen
Civil Service
Robert Schmitz
Nielsen
Louis Jordan
Schmita Adden
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Bostick
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Mole
Denevi
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Marcads van Mon
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Richmond
Fay Reatart
Presdant, Willard, Bettenhayt
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