South County Weekend Arts and Weather Guide
Madrigal and stage shows across Meek Park and Casto Valley highlight a busy Saturday with "The Brave Little Tailor" at Carnage House Theater and "Boeing Boeing" at Palomares Playhouse. Tickets $2 adults $1 children. Also cinema screenings at Kimball School and Oakland Coliseum plus a Jose Luis Cuevas exhibit in Hayward. Weather: highs 58 to 66, lows 35 to 45, generally mild.
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Carnage House
Meek Park
Hampton
Daily Review Wins Six State Awards In Contest
The Daily Review earned six awards in a California statewide contest, the most of any daily newspaper. Floyd L. Sparks received two honors for The Argus of Fremont and Newark, and two for the Tri-Valley Herald serving the Livermore Valley. Awards highlighted include best news photo for all sizes, best local use of color printing, and top placements in editorials, typography, family interest, and newspaper promotion. The Herald, Argus, and Review divisions share top honors at the 83rd annual publishers association meeting.
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San Diego
The
Daily Review
California
Floyd L. Sparks
Argus
Fremont
Newark
Tri-Valley
Alameda County Fair
Charles H. Peterson
Winton Avenue
Hayward
Review
Ernestine Wiseman
the Argus
Publishers Association
Resignation of Fair Housing Director Over Racial Remarks
Thelma Houser resigned as director of San Leandro Fair Housing after Lee Ness of the group acknowledged her remarks to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors accusing the city of racial prejudice. Ness noted her statements were personal and not representative of the agency. The board later granted $8,500 in revenue-sharing funds to the group, while the city council criticized the move for bypassing city inquiry.
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San Leandro
Thelma Hauser
Alameda
Thelma Houser
Larry Taft
Hearst tells jury of new threats as San Simeon bombing cited
Patricia Hearst testified she and her parents received threats to kill them if she testified, noting the San Simeon estate bombing. Prosecutor Browning faced a trap during cross examination as Hearst described fear of murder and police action to free her amid sequestration.
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UPI
Patricia Hearst
Fife
Hearst
San Simeon
U.S
James L. Browning
Prostator
William
Emily Harris
Browning
SLA
Miss Hearst
Motorists protest DMV system inequities
Fremont vehicle owner Bernard Smith condemns the year-round vehicle registration plan as unfair, arguing the state gains about 10 percent through inequities while DMV officials deny profit. He notes a 1954 Ford reregistration costing $13 for 10 months, compared with 12 months, highlighting higher fees for newer cars and shorter periods.
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State Department of Motor Vehicles
DMV
Fremont
Bernard Smith
South County
Sacramento Dmv
Smith
Ford
New beef standards spark court battles amid grading changes
New federal beef grading rules take effect Monday after nearly a year of controversy. Consumers may not notice changes at the supermarket, while lawsuits seek a court ruling and ranchers fear lower grades for baby beef.
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Texas
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
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