Clerk's assailant fined after drug store beating
In San Leandro, Stalph N. Leiies, 24, convicted of misdemeanor assault with a deadly weapon against a middle aged drug store clerk. He was fined 315 and placed on probation for a year, with orders to pay restitution to Farnsworth Brown of 1345 Doolittle Drive. The victim suffered a broken nose, two black eyes, facial cuts and broken dentures. Original felony charges were dropped. Leiines pleaded to the lesser count.
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Dange Dallas Edgar
Hayward Sa Leandro
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Doolittle Drive
San Jzandro
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Windsor Drive
Thun
Brown
Leines
Parrott St
Sap Leaka
Women Voters Gather for Bay Area League Day
Members of the San Lesadio and Hayward Area Leagues of Women Voters plan to participate in Monday's Bay Area League Day at Berkeley Marina. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., will open as keynote speaking on federal rate policies. The morning session includes a panel on statewide environmental control with Gladys Meade and a State Water Resources Center official.
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San Lesadio
Hayward Area
Leagues of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Bay Area League
Alan Cranston
Berkeley Marina
Cranston
D-Calif
Leat Auer
State Water Resources Central Board
Gladys Meade
Hott
Metopolitan Transportation Commission
Marge Lemmon
United Republicans of California
San Francisco
Eden District approves Hayward field clinic plan
The Eden District Citizens Advisory Council voted to open a Hayward field clinic to serve about 12,000 low income Mexican American residents. Dr Carl Sith outlined costs at 460000 yearly for out patient and preventive care in the triangular area near Aywred, Jack Street, Harder Road and Mission Boulevard.
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Hayward
Eden District
Eden Hem Center
San Leanna
Carl Sith
Aden
Alamain County
Die
Smith
Aywred
Jack, Street
Harder Roa
Mission Boulevard
Bay Area Waste Water Plan Outlined at Meeting
A nine-county Bay Area plan for water quality and disposal was discussed by the Bay Area Sewage Services Agency planning committee. Engineers Jon Jenks and Kennedy outlined work on water quality management for East Bay dischargers attended by Union Sanitary District Castel Valley Sanitary District Ore Larma Sanitary District and several fast bay municipal utilities plus the cities of Newark and San Leandro.
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Oakland
Ning Prmel
Bay Area Sewat Services Agency
Fem
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Jenks & and
Baye Kennedy Annedy
East Bay
Brinfertite Pla
Meckeley
Lhe
Bay
Union Sanitary District
Castel Valley
Ore Larna
Fast Div
aChkiyward
San Leandro
Transit board approves carpeted buses and remodels
AC Transit users favor a remodeling plan after a test on an experimental 45 passenger bus. The modification removes one seat side, adds bucket backs, new color, no arm rests, and carpeted ceiling to reduce noise and add warmth. 624 responses 520 praised comfort. Board also authorizes GM contract for 55 forty three passenger buses at 11.87 million each.
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Bingham
General Motors
Crab Feed and Dance Sponsored by St Johns Athletic Association
On the agenda a Crab Feed and Dance at St Inha Community Center next Saturday. Reservations required by Monday. $6 per person with proceeds to St Johns athletic program. Cocktails 3 to 6 pm beer until 3 39 pm. dancing 7 pm to 1 am with Crystal Mints. Reservations via Mrs Bud Silva 276-8745 or Mrs Parjet Palvarosa 276-288.
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St. Inha
Crystal Mints
War Reservations
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Cochairman
Parjet Palvarosa
Boyinjured longs for puppy after hospital visit
A boy at 27307 Tampa Ave longs for a puppy once told by Knope. The family dog cone to their home, but the pup disappears from the Knope residence. Efforts to locate Lie pup fail, bringing Ay puppy found at San Francisco SPCA. John receives certificates to license and vaccinate the dog.
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Tampa Ave
Lie
Nulley
John
No news on POW bracelets and fate of missing soldiers
South County residents continue to wear POW MIA bracelets bearing names of missing or captured servicemen. About 587 names were to be released with the peace accord, but 43 percent are still unconfirmed. VIVA reports 1,400 names duplicated on 4.5 million bracelets nationwide. 322 may be not listed. Families seek updates from VIVA while some locals worry about the two Fremont servicemen missing in action.
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Meg Fletcher
South County
Mpadts
Pentagon
California
Steve Frank
Voices In Vital America
VIVA
Meins Live
Frank
Nixon
VIMA
Neva
LeConte Ave
Los Angeles
Calif
Brown Act Bid Question Hovers Over School Site Vote
San Leandro board debated a bid for the here Howver School site amid a special meeting billed as adjourned. The lone bid of 401 075 from Ped erighi and fi faced questions of Brown Act compliance and timing. County counsel viewed adjourned bids as advisory and the district may reopen bidding. Trustees discussed open housing workshops and district participation, with officials noting no intent to violate policy or mislead the public.
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San Leaiulea Setino
Haere Howver
Pederighi
MarArthion Rivas
Agen
Daily Review
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Willian Lockyer
Larry Litke
Oustee
Tim
Luke
Uiard
Jan.u
Litke
Fone Fielder Acteel
SUI
Phro Teave
J. C. Smith
Mayne
Jack D. Maltester
Allend
Chamber gavel passes to William O'Brian in Hayward
The Colon City Chamber of Commerce installation at the Elegant Ranch Hayward saw William O'Brian become president succeeding Dick Andrade. State Senator Nicholas Petris acted as master of ceremonies with Assemblyman Carlos Bee assisting. Also sworn in were Joe Giebel as vice president George King as secretary Jack Hott as treasurer Cris Martin as sergeant at arms and Bob Pounds as parliamentarian.
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Colon City Chamber of Commerce
William O'Brian
Dick Andrade
Flegant Ranch
Hayward
Nicholas Petris
Oakland
Carlos Bee
D-Hayward
Joe Giebel
George King
Jack Hott
Cris Martin
Bob Pounds
Underground sewer lines to be inspected by TV camera
The Om Tama Sanitary District plans to spend about 18.00 to buy a closed circuit TV system for underground sewer inspection. A maintenance supervisor said the camera will travel through lines up to 30 inches wide, monitor on a van TV screen, and can record video or take still shots to locate weak spots and guide repairs without tearing up streets. Similar equipment will be used on future projects.
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Dee Smith
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
San Lorenzo
Om Tama
Sewee
Rimshaw
Sirstian
Alameda County Child Care Group Elects Officers
Two South County residents elected to executive posts in the Alameda County Community Coordinated Child-Care Organization. Michelle Michael of San Leandro re-elected corresponding secretary, Stephen Kersey of California State University, Hayward, named recording secretary. The group, now in its second year, aims to coordinate child care services countywide with a February workshop planned on coordination.
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South County
Alameda County
Michelle Michael
San Jeantha
Stephen Kersey
California State University
Hayward
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