Plans for coming events and political notes
Plans for the new year include New Hampshire primary activity with a growing Democratic roster and Governor Reagan urging a year end goal of closing San Quentin. Fremont quake clues warn of a potential major event while local disputes center on Roerling's nursery and church charges swirl with bingo and alcohol issues.
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San Quentin Prison
South County
Mission Hills
Fremont
U.S. Geologic Survey
Menlo Park
Hayward
Calaveras Paals
Armajor
Roerling
Lowel Berry Fondation
Nndw
Singer Housing Co
St. Joseph's Church
Mission Blvd
St. Leonard's Church
St. Leonard's Way
San Leandeo
Thomas Shoemaker
Atsmieda County Agricultura
Daniel Cooper
Licensing the press a columnist's reflection on free press
A late afternoon encounter frames the issue of licensing journalists. Senator James Whetmore proposes education or training for reporters, while the editor defends First Amendment protections and warns against government licensing that could silence voices and chill press freedom.
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Garden Grove
Whetmers
Congress
Phat
Senator Whetmore
Whetmore
Ted
Whetmores
Whatmore
Newarden
Be Strong and Courageous Joshua 1:7 Selected Verse
Verse taught by Rev Bruce Clatherbuck at Grace Baptist Church San Leandra. It urges strong courage and keeping the law Moses issued, promising success and prosperity with God’s presence guiding followers day and night.
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Moses
Bruce Clatherbuck
Grace Baptist Church
12Nd Avenue
Maieo St
San Leandra
Services set for UC official in Berkeley
Berkeley UC official Dr William F Shepard 54 died Friday of an apparent heart attack. He served as assistant vice president of educational relations and had a long career at Berkeley including roles as dean of men and dean of students before joining the UC president's office in 1961. He is survived by his wife Rose Marie of Massachusetts and two sons.
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Wie
Rose-Marie
Tatassette
Baily Review Publichad and Daily Review Inc Names
The fragment lists staff positions and contact details for the Daily Review Inc including Hiord Sparks as President and Publisher and Burnie Manage Inlured of Part Bffice Kayword. It mentions subscription rates and various office locations in Hayward and nearby areas with several phone numbers and a garbled address section.
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Daily Review, Inc
Hiord Sparks
Pratident
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