Two Sailors Hurt In Hayward Car Crash With Steam Roller
Two sailors from the TLS Coral Sea William D. Kelly 21 and Barby L. Miller 26 were injured when their car ran onto a steam roller on the Nimite Freeway center section just north of Jackson Street Hayward. They were taken to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital in Oakland with leg and head injuries. Miller is listed in fair condition with a broken leg and head injuries while Kelly has leg and ankle injuries and is listed in satisfactory condition.
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TLS
Coral Sea
William D. Kelly
Barby L. Miller
Oak Knoll Naval Hospital
Oakland
Miller
Kelly
Nimite
Jackson Street
Hayward
California Highway
Immunization drives cut measles cases and polio deaths
County Health Officer Dr Malcolm reports a continued decline in infectious diseases in 1965 due to vaccination. Measles dropped from 927 in 1964 to 185 in 1965 with no polio deaths, while smallpox and tetanus again showed no cases. Public urged to maintain immunization coverage amid travel and population movement.
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Alameda County
Malcom
James CG. Malcom
Malcolm
Provis
Discount Center Controls Urged by Board Review
San Leandro Zoning Board meets Thursday at 7 30 p m to discuss discount centers and nearby businesses including Gem Co on Floresta Boulevard and Bay Mart Co on East 1th Street. Also Alvin and Sylvia Silva seek a variance to add to their home at 955 Maud Ave construction halted for side lot noncompliance. staff recommends denial and ordinance adoption to tighten permits and require post approval compliance.
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San Leandro
Tio Discount Centers
Gem Co
Floresta Boulevard
Bay Mart Co
1Th
Alvin A
Sylvia Silva
Maud Ave
Board of Zoning Adjust
Public Works Ments
Maud
Grand Streets
Gem Society To See Films Featuring Bergram Talk
Fremont Charlie Bergram will speak January 13 at 7 30 p m to the Mission Peak Gem and Mineral Society at the Community Recreation Center 40204 Paseo Parke Parkway Fremont He will show slides of films taken in Egypt.
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Fremont
Charlie Bergram
Mieeling
Mission Peak
San Leandro Approves New Zone For Apartments
City council approves a zoning amendment to allow multiple residence use on property at 2166 East 14th St. The measure imposes height limits to protect adjacent single family homes and will go into effect January 17. The council also moves to deny the applicant’s other rezoning requests and to approve duplex zoning on nearby land. Eight actions include overruling planning and upholding zoning board decisions on local service stations.
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San Leandro
Jam H.leial
IPEOV
Chun
East 14Th St
Adorpion
Planning Commission
Alameda County Planning Department
San Lorenzo Creek
First Christian Church
Washington Avenue
Parents Seek Board Action On Neurologically Handicapped Program
Parents at Pacific High School urge the San Leandro Unified School District to approve a pilot program for neurologically handicapped children. PTA chairman Henry Boyce notes potential funding under a legislative bill and asks for a meeting to view a related film and program description. The board will also hear 1965 fiscal and 1965-66 recruiting reports.
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San Leandro
Pacific High School
San Leandro Unified School District
Parents Teachers Association
Lincol School
West Joaquin Ave
Henry Boyce
Parent Education
Association
Uap
Clarence Burrell
University of California
Marina Faire
Ball Field Tops Agenda Before San Leandro Panel
The San Leandro Recreation and Parks Commission meets Thursday at 8 p.m. to discuss plans for replacing the municipal baseball field lost to BART. Other routine reports are slated, with Bay Area Park and Recreation Commissioners Council plans noted for a Jan. 1 meeting at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant on the Marina.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Recreation and Parks Commission
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Bay Area Park and Recreation Commissioners
Counseil
Blue Dolphin
Marina
San Lorenzo Board Opens Bids For Shop Equipment
San Lorenzo Unified School District trustees opened bids for about 6000 dollars of electronic and auto shop gear funded in full by the federal Vocational Education Act. Equipment valued around 3000 dollars will serve San Lorenzo and Marina High Schools and Arroyo High School.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Unified
Paull Ehrer
Marina
Arroyo High School
San Leandro Licenses Deadline Nears for Businesses and Dogs
San Leandro officials warn license renewals race toward January 30 with daily fines for late business and dog permits. About 4,000 business licenses and 12,500 dog renewals are pending as charges vary by activity and new circus licensing costs.
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San Leandro
Hayward Parks Commission to Review City Plan
The Hayward Parks Commission will meet at 8 p m Wednesday in City Hall conference room to review the city's general plan for parks and discuss the context of its annual report to the city council.
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Hayward Parks Commission
City Hall
Construction At Four-Year Low In San Leandro
Public Works Director G Hamilton said San Leandro’s 1964 building activity fell to its lowest level in four years. Permits for new apartments dropped to about $3 million, while alterations and additions totaled $13.3 million, down from over $15.5 million the year before. December permits rose to $508,309 after November’s dip.
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San Leandro
Sanmer Hamiln
Leandro
Sears
Public Works
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Donna Hartsell
Pensacola Way
Guy Pascla
Tampa Ave
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United von Lines
W. Jackson
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