Christmas Carols by Bay Fair Scouts Brighten Mall Night
Over 100 Girl Scouts and Brownies gathered on Macy’s mall ramp at Bay Fair Shopping Center last night to serenade shoppers with Christmas carols. Their voices lent festive cheer to the holiday scene as they performed on the crowded promenade.
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Convalescent home visitors bring flowers to residents
Old Jimmy Manha of Cub Scout Pack 603 delivers a blossom at a convalescent home. Mr and Mrs James Tillis receive the arrangement as vases crafted by home residents.
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Legal Advice Promotes Peace in Alameda Probation Report
Alameda Probation Department notes a 15-year-old boy jailed twice in one week for incorrigibility. The father recalls police advising rights and the youth then remaining silent, walking away when approached. The department’s newsletter also mentions a Piedmont case noting an observation that the victim was barefoot.
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Dick Netherwood
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San Leandro council airs maps and city planning tone
Contained in a San Leandro scene are remarks by City Council and officials. Community Development Director Bill Rugg fumbles explaining a map to a crowded audience. Mayor Maltester heckles with humor as planning duties mix with public display.
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Eden Area PO Organization to elect 1968 board
Gerald Breithaupt outlines a new Eden Area Economic Opportunity Organization board to begin in January. Thirty seats to be elected by community groups. current interim members may transfer if elected. New neighborhood councils prepare candidates and programs for the coming year.
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Eden Area Economic Opportunity Organization
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Ban On Peace Ads Voided By California Supreme Court
California Supreme Court ruled that AC Transit District violated constitutional rights by banning pacifist advertisements. Berkeley Women for Peace won an injunction against enforcement after the district allowed only commercial ads, with a prior reversal by the Court of Appeals and earlier rulings by Alameda County Superior Court.
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Berkeley
John F. Kennerly
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New Officers Nominated By San Leandro Chamber
Kenneth J. Gobrecht manager of J G Pertney store in San Leandro is nominated for the Chamber of Commerce presidency for next year. He will succeed Frank Taner if elected. The nominating committee led by dahon Maggi proposed a slate including Lawrence W Warblow for first vice president and George Samson for second vice president. Frank Mindleton is named treasurer of Middleton.
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Man fined for shooting in San Leandro Strip parking lot
Richard J. Patton, 41, a shipyard worker, received a $625 fine and five years probation after pleading guilty to assault with a deadly weapon for firing shotgun blasts into a group of teenagers in a supermarket parking lot in the Sant Leandro Strip. None were seriously injured.
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Robbers Chased By Wounded Man In Ashland Area
A 19-year-old used car dealer chased two armed youths after they shot him during a failed robbery at his East 14th Street lot. The suspects fled in a car with three accomplices. Earlier, four armed robberies occurred in South County, two successful, as deputies investigated multiple incidents including liquor store robberies and a knife threat near a San Leandro field.
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Visiting hours restored at SAN LEANDRO Juvenile Hall on Christmas
Juvenile Hall director Colonel Adamis says visiting hours will be allowed on Christmas Day after a prior denial. Adams notes the administration reversed the decision, admitting the earlier ruling was overly bureaucratic.
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