Alameda County Emergency Food Coalition grows hunger aid network
Oakland based coalition received 172,500 in county revenue sharing to fund a program coordinating 18 community groups and churches. Salvation Army and San Leandro Help Center distribute food in Hayward Newark Pleasanton and San Leandro with referrals from welfare. The effort aims to feed over 90,000 people by year end and expand ongoing support from faith groups amid ongoing delays in aid processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pramar
Food Coalition
Fred Cooper
Tom Bates
Marge Berger
South County
Sevaliat Army
Hayward
Newark Pleasanton
San Leandro
THY Vehotene
Mair Oe Pate Reid
Salvation Fans
Salvation Army
Newark
Reid
Welfare Department
Hichardson
Richardson
Oakland
Coalition
Helper
Paul Miesner
Bay Area
County Social Service
Spency
Miesner
Jim Rodgers
Coalition Board
Alameda County
Coalit Bates
Safe driver honored for 25 years of safe runs
Hayward AC Transit bus driver Joseph H. Troutt, 57, received a safety pin from General Manager Alan L. Bingham after completing 25 years without a chargeable accident. Troutt, hired 1945, has driven over a million miles and carried more than two million passengers since the program began in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Joseph H. Troutt
AC Transit
Troutt
Ith
Alan L. Bingham
Javee Std
Old
Key System Transit Lines
JMS
City Council approves across the board raises
The city council granted pay increases for parttime workers to $3.02 per hour. The raises also covered clerical, management unit, and confidential employees, signaling a broad adjustment across several city roles.
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Guts
Raaes
C V photographers win prizes in park district contest
A East Bay photo contest named 57 prize winners from 11 cities. LaCunha won the grand prize in black and white prints for Clouds and Wetlands at Coyote Hills. Ann Hottel won the grand prize in color slides. Richmond Susan Cole won color prints. Awards honored others from Piedmont Richmond Hayward and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
James 4. LaCunha
Ann Hottel
Castro Valley
East Bay
LaCunha
Coyote Hills
Fremont
Ms. Hottel
Susan D. Cole
Richmond
Hachel Lamoreux
Hoppe
Piedmont
Herb Mitchell
Walnut Creek
Park District
South County
Dunior
James Francis
Livermore
Celeste Ferreira
Hayward
Darren Smith
Frerit
Dennis Degner
Diane C. Brown
San Lorenzo
Fred Godfrey
Union City
Mendinas
Driver vows $1 million suit against CHP officers
Hayward attorney Hamel said he will sue the California Highway Patrol over his arrest in Castro Valley claiming two CHP cruisers stopped him, windows were smashed, mace sprayed, and he was dragged and kicked. He was booked for drunken driving and resisting arrest and later sought legal action and medical checkups.
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Hayward
Hubert
Hamed
California Highway Patrol
Castro Valley
Hobert Venton
Hamel
CHP
Castro Valley Boulevard
Santa Rita County
Santa Rita
Levine Hospital
Dist
Atty
Dave Dutton
San Leandro creates new marina tide booklet for mariners
The city of San Leandro released a tide booklet for the marina and nearby areas. The first 500 copies were distributed at the marina, with 2,000 more available from local businesses and the harbormaster. The guide adds tides for Golden Gate and 49 other Bay Area points, plus a correction table and calendar. The booklets, printed in Marin County, were assembled by marina staff to keep costs low and are provided free by the city and association, mailed with a holiday notice noting no rate increase for 1976.
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Marina
Joseph Kramm
Kramm
San Leandro Marina
Golden Gate
Bay Area
California
Alagcadero
Posaible
Krarum
South County Scene in The Daily Review 1978
A compact recap from The Daily Review outlines a South County scene in 1978 with local figures, places, and events shaping the community life. The piece highlights everyday happenings, social ties, and small moments that define the area's character during that year.
St Rose Hospital earns two year accreditation
Hayward California St. Rose Hospital has been accredited for two years by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals covering August 1975 to August 1977. The on site survey found the hospital meets standards for patient services facility safety and management practices. The accreditation is voluntary and formed by the American College of Surgeons physicians hospital association and medical association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
St. Rose Hospital
Joint Commission On Accreditation of Hospitals
Dean van Metre
St. Rose
Commission
American College of Surgeons
The
American College of Physicians
American Hospital Association
American Medical Association
Alameda County Receives 228000 Grant for 911 System
Alameda County has received a 228000 federal grant for its 9L1 emergency telephone number implementation. When finished in two years, residents can dial 911 for any emergency and the call will be automatically routed to the proper local agency with computer assistance showing caller number and location. The system is funded by the grant from the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration and aims to meet 1982 state unified emergency telephone requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Fred Cooper
Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Cal State Hayward Nursing Program Receives NLN Accreditation
The Cal State University Hayward baccalaureate nursing program has been accredited by the National League for Nursing. With over 200 students since its 1971 establishment, the program uses clinical instruction across Bay Area health facilities. Graduates qualify for California public health nursing certificates. the program is accredited by the State Board of Nursing Education and Nurse Registration since 1974. Applications are being accepted for pre-nursing and nursing majors for Fall Quarter 1976. For more information, contact BEL 3481.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
California State University
National League For Nursing
Cal State
Bay Area
League
New York
State of California
State Board of Nursing Education and
Nurse Registration
BEL
Tax penalties to double on late business bills in California
Sacramento announces interest on delinquent business tax bills will rise to 1 percent per month starting Jan. 1. Board of Equalization chairman William Bennett says taxpayers can avoid higher rates by paying past due liabilities by December. Taxes affected include state and local sales and use taxes gasoline use fuel tax insurer tax cigarette tax and alcohol tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State Board of Equalization
William Bennett
Assembly
County committee results announced for Alameda area
The 1976 Alameda County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service panel includes re elected Sund rancher Herman F re Livermore farmer August M Hagemann Jr and Hayward rancher John D Cronin as committee members. Alternates named are farmers Robert A Vieux and Brad Santucci. Hagemann will serve as 1976 chairman in the county office administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Sund
Herman F
Livermore
August M. Hagemann Jr
Hayward
John D. Cronin
Robert A. Vieux
Brad Santucci
Hagemann
Coxr
Costa-Alameda County
Conservation Service
Agriculture Department
Local government meeting agenda outlines senior center project
On the agenda for Monday at 7:30 p.m. at 22798 Mission Hivd Baynard site, the board will consider acceptance of construction for a senior citizens center and amend the master lease with Baynard for Botany Grounds and Woodmead Community Action Program administration. Funding proposals for the spring term will be discussed, with an introductory segment at 3 p.m. at 708 Grace and Hayward. For information call 881-8688.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degra Tenessis Trig
Wes Property
Senior Citizens’ Center
Southgate
City of Baynard
Botany Grounds
Woodmead
Grace
Hayward
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Francis 8. Wolfe
Board of Directors
Michael W. Ferguson
Ken Wun
Linda Olbrycht
Pleasanton
Ms. Olbrycht
Betty Liske
Duttin
Richard E. Hayes
Dennis K. Fisher
Larry Snyder
Hace
Frethort
Annie Housman
Highway Patrol
Dixton
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