Education plan eyed in Union City poverty fight
The Washington Area Economic Opportunities Committee will discuss a Decoto School District request for about 124000 in federal funds under the Economic Opportunity Act to upgrade education. Superintendent Harald Schoenfeld says the plan would hire 13 staff, open four centers, and provide health exams and English as a foreign language instruction to combat poverty and acculturation in Union City.
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Alameda County Health Department
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Soult County
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Schoenfeld Vearlier
Christmas Day Hero Rancher Guards Flooded Home
Sacramento report from the Valley of the Moon details Lloyd Andrews, a longtime Jimtown resident, staying with his leukemia-stricken wife as the Russian River floods threaten their home. He braves rising water hourly in rain gear, checks roads, and refuses evacuation, choosing to remain with his wife in their house as the village dreads the crest.
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Geyserville
Mormon Missionary Honored on Return from Uruguay
Elder Michael Lyon, son of Mr and Mrs Leonard Lyon of Hayward, will be honored at 2:30 pm at the Hayward First Ward. He returns after a 30 month mission in Uruguay based in Montevideo where he served as second counselor. He is an engineering student from San Jose State and will resume studies in January at Brigham Young University Utah.
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Utah
Louisville school paper named after street corner wins prize
The Louisville AP reports a male high school claims its prize winning paper is unique for bearing its street corner name Brook ’n Breck, reflecting the school’s Incation. The paper's title mirrors its location, making it a distinctive nickname in school journalism.
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Union City considers dance permits to curb late night chaos
Union City officials plan a public discussion on a proposed dance ordinance requiring all venues allowing dancing to obtain a permit. They say the measure targets problem taverns that stay open after 2 a.m. and aims to tighten control without cutting dancing. The council will also review building code updates to align with Alameda County codes and appoint civic improvement committee members.
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Fremont Adult Students Counseling Sessions Planned
Fremont officials offer counseling for adult students seeking graduation information. A committee will study options for program changes and city involvement. Four group sessions are set for January 4 5 11 and 12 at 7 30 p.m. at James Lo High School 1804 H Street Room 22 Washington City.
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Box Firm Names Officers in San Leandro
Western Corrugated Manufacturers of fiberboard containers announces new officers at itsSan Leandro plant. R. C. Ging becomes president, Ira Z. Keller chairs the board and becomes chief financial officer. Donald B. Pooley joins the board, Ernest E. Esau is secretary. The firm plans a 25,000 square foot concrete warehouse at 2300 Alvarado St with an estimated $130,000 investment and 140 employees.
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Man Killed in Mendota One Car Crash
Mendota says Ruben R. Guardado 39 died in a one car accident southwest of Mendota. State patrol notes the auto he was driving ran off a dirt road and struck a tree.
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Construction Figures Drop During Nov in South County
Construction activity in South County eased in November amid decreased permits. The six-city area Fremont Hayward Livermore Newark Pleasanton and San Leandro issued permits for new construction valued at 3.5 million, down from 6 million year earlier and 8.1 million the prior month. New homes numbered 68 in Livermore, ranking second to Oakland's 203. Alameda County total permits valued at 12.5 million.
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Pacific High and San Leandro Students Adopt Korean Orphan
Pacific and San Leandro High School juniors started a Christmas adoption project to support a Korean orphan, Tei Dong Ok, at Holy Fruit Christian Orphanage in Seoul. Each school pledged $60 annually to cover materials and care, with donations collected through a student-led drive and Compassionate Aid.
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Sen Leandra
Deputy Beaten By Drunk Driver in San Leandro
Deputy Robert B. Gray was severely head lacerated after a pursuit of George R. Farthing 28 of 4679 First San Leandro. Farthing reportedly resisted arrest at his home after Gray attempted to cuff him following a drunken driving stop. Farthing was charged with resisting arrest assaulting a police officer with a deadly weapon and drunken driving.
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Fairmont Hospital
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East Mth Street
180Th Avenue
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Donald J. Cordes
Switt
Writing Course Offered in San Leandro
A creative writing course for beginners and advanced students will be offered by the San Leandro Adult School. It begins January 5 and meets Tuesdays from 7 to 10 p.m. Leland Cardswell will instruct. Pre-registration is at San Leandro High School Adult School office. for more information call 357-9911.
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Leandro Council Sets End of Year Meeting Agenda
SAN LEANDRO Adoption of three non controversial ordinances narrowed to traffic changes and a fee update. One ordinance bans parking on Estudillo Avenue near Bancroft Junior High during morning peak hours and another removes parking near 136th Avenue. A third fixes annual juke box license fees at 10 dollars. A fourth ordinance lowers planning subcommittee workload. A work session may not occur unless requested.
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