Escapee sentenced to prison in South County robberies
Conrad Frazier, 4, an escapee from Susanville State Prison, convicted of 16 armed robberies and two felon with a firearm counts in Alameda County Superior Court. He receives 2d years to life as an habitual criminal, with no parole for at least 11 years. Read sentences come after robberies at Casing Park, Compass Bar, and Ginga Bar across Castro Valley San Leandro and Wayward in July.
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Conrad Frazier
Susanville
Frazier
Alameda County Superior Court
Imum
Tle
Casing Park
Castro Valley
Compass Bar
Hesperian
San Leandro
Foothill
Wayward
Castro Valley trustees hear tax bill and gifted program update
Castro Valley school trustees will discuss Senate Bill M1 tax relief school aid at Dootech meeting on SMX Northridge Ave. They will review the computer portion of the mentally gifted minor program and hear a brief review of the 1971-72 audit.
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Castro Valley
Casim Valley
Dootech
SMX
Thridge Ave
Benefit dance for student Kris Cowles set after accident
A benefit dance concert will be held Saturday to raise funds for Kris Cowles, a Tennyson High student who broke his neck in a Dole Midge trip with the Hayward Convent Church. The Craig Rinehart Band leads a lineup at Fraternal Order of Eagles Hut 21406 Foothill Blvd with other entertainers. Admission is 1.50. Cowles remains in serious condition at St. Rose Hospital and is paralyzed from the neck down.
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Kris Cowles
Tennyson High
Hayward Convent
Dan
Order of Eagles
Foothill Biwi
Craig Rinehart
Hayward Rusitians
Cowles
St. Rose Hospital
Lorenzo school schedule revised for day of mourning
San Lorenzo school officials clarified the district timetable for President Johnson today, noting no classes tomorrow. Junior and senior high schools have a teachers work day canceled, while elementary conferences proceed and Monday will also be an elementary conference day. Regular classes resume Monday for junior and senior highs.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorena
Johnson
Tomor
Shooting Report in Chabot Park Misreads Family Involvement
A camping accident near Chabot Regional Park led to Frank To cajo age 14 being shot with his father’s revolver. Ranger John Hor mung reported that camping companion Jamey Johston also 14 said the gun belonged to Horeaja’s father, not Horeajo’s. Horeajo remains in serious condition at Eden Hospital after the Saturday incident.
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Astro Valley
Frank Tocajo
Chabot Regional Park
John Hormung
Horeajo
Jamey Johston
Rangers
Horeaja
S. Hornung
Eden Hospital
East Bay brochures mark a century of chapel service
Hayward's Chapel of the Chimes offers 12 free brochures this year detailing East Bay history. John Sandoval of the Hayward Historical Society wrote the material and inquiries go to Chapel of the Chimes at 92902 Mission Blvd. or call 44-2131 for copies.
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Hayward
Chapel of the Chises
East Bay
John Sandoval
The
Farewell banquets set for San Leandro chiefs
San Leandro will honor Police Chief Thomas Rogers and Fire Chief Manuel Rodriguez who retire April 1. Committees formed in each department. Rodrigues dinner is March 3 at Blue Dolphin Restaurant, Rogers dinner on April 6 at the same venue.
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San Leandro
Comphitlees
Thomas Rogers
Manuel Rodriguez
Com
Group donates funds to Nursery fence in Fremont
The Camille Lighters, Fremont women’s philanthropy group, donate 5000 dollars for security fencing around the Spanish adobe at the California Nursery park. President Mrs W Carter says the gift preserves the historic building and will cover adobe wood and wrought iron fencing costs.
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Fremont
Camille Lighters
California Nursery Park
Timates
Central Park
YMCA
Communty Drug Council
Correction on United States Administrators insurance offer
correction states United States Administrators now offers 100 percent insurance benefits when patients use participating dentists not the earlier 70 percent. dispute centers on needing postoperative X rays for quality checks and the California Dental Association objects to the requirement.
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Fremgnt
Daily Review
United States Administrators Insurance Carrier
California Dental Association
Special meetings in San Lorenzo and Union City tonight
The Oro Loma Sanitary District holds a 7:30 PM special meeting at 2600 Grant Ave San Lorenzo to discuss sludge disposal. Union City Planning Commission also meets at 7:30 PM in City Hall 1154 Whipple Rd to report on the Decds land and review Alpha Beta shopping center plans for Alvarado Blvd.
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Oro Loma
Grant Ave
San Lorenzo
Union City Planning Commission
City Hall Council
Whipple Road
Decds
Alpha Beta
Alvarado Boulevard
Flooding prompts city action on Mission area drains
Residents urge relief as high water on Mission threatens Moreau High School area. City Council orders public works to address private property drainage issues, with Warder-Plante blaming decades of neglect. Officials consider flood control, drainage failures, and state highway responsibilities while extending business license fees for manufacturers and backing a regional transportation corridor study.
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Mission Touleverd
Mission
Moreau High School
LaPlante
Highlands
Edward Phillips
Phillips
Morea
Jon
Almada County
J. Kenneth Birchfield
Seb
Iva Plante
Wayne Bruce
Termyson Roat
Bruce
George Oakes
Overpass Creates Stark January Shadow on Hayward Road
Steel casts a cold shadow on the $2.2 million Winton Avenue overpass as scrimmed scaffolding bands wrap the roadway. The scene, photographed at the crossroads, evokes a tense tunnel effect for motorists beneath the looming structure.
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Hayward
Winton Avenue
Newark council eyes council action on 1.3 million in federal funds
Newark officials plan to spend 1,277,000 in revenue sharing through 1978 with a 608,563 fire department expansion, including a third fire company and station site, 336,084 for park development at Ash Street Park, 185,541 for Project Stap police, and 93,242 for park maintenance personnel. They have already committed 242,20 of 230,000 rece iving this year and approved 15,000 for Birch Grove spray pool, 12,600 for Thornton Street yard and fire station improvements, and 24,600 for a library modular addition.
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Newark
City Hall
Newark Blvd
Richard Turnbnnd
Ash Street Park
Police Department
Stap
Couscil
Birch Grove
Prpration Yard
Thornton Street
Turland
Ohlone College approves $6.5 million facilities plan
Fremont trustees advance architectural plans for a new Ohlone College campus including a student center, PE building and Olympic pool with outdoor facilities. Phase one covers seven academic buildings at $16.8 million and is about 1 percent complete, targeting early 1974 completion. A 33 day extension was granted for weather and change orders.
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Fremont
Ohlone College
Colege District
Craig Steinman
Steinman
Edward Margason
Woorloes and-Lindgren_ and Associates
Margason
Rothschild
Raffin
Rustees
Hayward outlines special revenue sharing program
Hayward's Advisory Committee heard a plan for a federal special revenue sharing fund to bolster housing and urban development. The program would come from reallocations by HUD and requires a 50 000 population plus city housing needs. The city council would administer funds and the plan aims to dismantle grants in favor of regional planning. Committee members urged inclusive new member selection and continued review of the Community Revitalization Program as new members join.
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Hayward Citizens Advisory Committee
Hayward Community Programs
Herman McKenzie
Federal Housing and Urban Development Agency
McKenzie
Hayward
Washington
Citizens Advisory Committee
Ianward
Conch
Julia Bras
South County 10 scene The Daily Review
The Daily Review from Heyward California reports a South County 10 scene dated Thursday January 25 1972. It highlights local affairs and community events across Heyward and surrounding areas with a focus on regional happenings and public notices.
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the Daily Review
Heyward
Calif
Castro Valley sets workshop on early childhood plans
Castro Valley school district schedules a Saturday workshop in the Marshall School multipurpose room from 9 30 a m to 2 30 p m to involve parents in a statewide push for restructuring early childhood education. The $65 million plan, backed by State Superintendent Wilson Riles, targets kindergarten through third grade with phased participation and future funding.
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Castro Valley
Marshall School
Wilson Riles
California
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Alameda
Deck Erally
Willard Austin
Abraham Hochler
Austin
Francis Dunn
South County
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