Family drives aid for quake victims in San Francisco
Questions about the rescue efforts may be directed to Zamoran at 635-5192. So far, the First Christian Church has donated 20 boxes of food and clothes and the San Leandro Exchange Club has given $10.
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State guides may change environmental impact rules
Hayward officials expect changes to state environmental guidelines affecting which projects need impact statements. Attorney Canestro will present proposed rules in Sacramento to reduce confusion, with public hearings in March. Builders in Hayward may face new procedures for permits, as the city weighs how zoning actions and variances fit the act.
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Valley Ambulance Sold to Fremont Service in Livermore
Livermore Valley communities gain a new ambulance provider after Allen Holmes sells Allen's Ambulance to Fremont Ambulance Service. Earl Riggs and Dave Parks, also owners of Fremont Medical Supplies, take over with four of five ambulances. Holmes retires to focus on family.
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Fremont boy poster child for March of Dimes campaign
Ronald Christopher Lucey, almost three, in Fremont will be the Alameda County Chapter March of Dimes poster boy. He has walked four miles in a recent Walkathon and is learning to use his right arm. Born without a right arm and with partial left, he received an artificial arm at nine months and tendon surgery at two to straighten his left hand. He lives with his mother Martha Lacey and grandparents Joy and… in Fremont. his parents separated early, and he adapts daily, using hands and feet to explore the world.
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Battle over criminal drunkenness in Alameda County court
Judge Robert Bostick weighs a new challenge to a ruling on public drunkenness as illness not crime. Deputy Public Defender Keith Kellum seeks to halt Oakland Municipal Court prosecutions, arguing for civil protective custody instead. Bellwether case follows appeals court ruling upholding criminal penalties. judge to study briefs and issue a decision later.
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Fragmented Caliber Notice From The Daily Review
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Alameda County reports normal flu season so far
Alameda County health officials say two confirmed flu cases last week do not indicate a countywide outbreak. County disease chief Dr Robert Ware notes absentee and death rates near average, with statewide flu activity varying. Hospitals in Southern Alameda report typical seasonal demand and no extraordinary outbreaks, while some facilities note higher admissions for pregnancies or minor procedures.
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Not localites' fault delays hit South County mail
South County residents report Christmas packages and cards arriving late. Hayward Postmaster Robert Williams cites 61st class mail catching up but mass second and third class mail delayed by late mailing and bad weather. Parcel delivery lagged. East and Northwest regions affected. Williams notes postmarks show December 24 dates and heavy late mailing, with 50 to 60 trucks bringing mail to Oakland Thursday and ongoing backlog. Fremont flu outbreak reduces postal staff by 20 percent, leaving 11 of 35 clerks ill. Despite delays, Fremont processed a quarter of lion pieces of mail on Tuesday amid high window sales and continued East Coast delays.
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