Animation Pie screening and local tours in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Library hosts Animation Pie? at 2:30 p.m. Admission free. McConaghy Home tours run 1 to 4 p.m. 50 cents adults 25 cents children at Bockman Head and Hesperian. Preservation Hall Jazz Band performs tonight at Stanford Dinkelspiel Auditorium with $5 general and $3 student admission. For details call listed numbers.
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San Lorenzo
Paseo Grande
McConaghy
Bockman Head
Hesperian Boulevard
Lucille Lorge
Preservation Hall
Dinkelspiel Auditorium
Stanford University
Community events bustle around Bay Area arts and parks
Today Bay Area residents can join tours at Coyote Hills Regional Park in Fremont as two p.m. admission is free while art exhibitions at Sun Gallery Hayward and Fremont Art Association Gallery showcase local artists. Berkeley hosts Shakespeare at John Hinkle Park Amphitheater with a $3 admission and Woodminster in Oakland hills offers The Fantasticks with breakfast. Day on the Green at Oakland Stadium features Peter Frampton and Lynyrd Skynyrd with $11 advance tickets. Del Valle hosts nature talks and hikes in Livermore and a Singles dance in Hayward. Weather predicts partly cloudy Fourth of July weekend with mild highs and cool nights.
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Coyote Hills
Patterson Ranch Road
Fremont
Woodminster
Joaquin Miller Road
Oakland Hills
Bay
Peter Frampton
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Santana
The
Outlaws
Oakland Stadium
Nimitz Freeway
Hegenberger Road
Never at a loss she’ll portray Uncle Sam again
San Leandro profile of Mary Ball a 58 year old performer known as a “character’s character” who emigrated from Oklahoma to California. Once a waitress for twenty years she traveled coast to coast and raised a son John before a knee injury ended her work. Now living in a small bungalow with dachshund Mr Magoo Ball recounts her quirky filing system and improbable anecdotes while pursuing stage roles despite repeated hospitalizations and near death experiences.
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Carol Pinckney
San Leandro
Mary Ball
Dynamo
159Th Avenue
Mr. Magoo
John
Uncle Sam
Hayward
Bitter Taiwan rebuke of U S sell out policy
Taiwan denounces U S moves toward normalizing relations with Beijing as dangerous and a betrayal of the Republic of China and its 16 million people. Shen Chang-huan warns such recognition would jeopardize peace, erode U S credibility, and threaten Taiwan’s security amid stronger U S China ties. The cable follows Cyrus Vance’s China policy speech, urging Washington to maintain long standing ties with Taipei.
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Washington
Taiwan
China
Cyrus Vance
U.S
Vance
New York City
United States
Peking
Republic of China
Shen
Alameda County water district defends end of rationing
Alameda County Water District faces criticism from state officials after suspending mandatory water rationing in Fremont Newark and Union City. Despite the rollback the district pledges continued conservation targeting 25 percent, not the prior 40 to 50 percent. Officials plan a customer letter and door to door kits to sustain efforts while critics warn of public relations woes.
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John Fachtner
Alameda County Water District
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Gov. Brown
Ronald Robie
Matt Whitfield
Winfield
Tri-City
George Buckingham
Donna Olsen
Tri- City
Eccology Center
Sarasota teen escapes kidnapper from plush Siesta Key home
Fifteen year old Charlotte Grosse fled a $72 000 Siesta Key home after being held and abused by Wilfred Arthur Bannister a 25 year old construction worker. Sarasota sheriff deputies arrested Bannister as the girl called her parents and asked for help. Authorities say the girl was beaten whipped and sexually assaulted though there were no indications of intercourse. Charlotte and her sister and friend had slept at a Girl Scout camp when Bannister snatched her away.
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Sarasota
Fla
Charlotte Grosse
Siesta Key
B Yearold
Wilfred Arthur
Rusty’ Bannister
Banniister
Sarasota County
Bold
Charlotte
Bannister
Spounder
Julia Rosell
Charlotte Grossé
Ray Pilon
Eleanor
Virginia Wallace
Jeff Walker
Neutron bomb silent killer sparks debate in US policy
Washington reports a classified neutron weapon could kill soldiers within a mile using radiation while minimizing blast damage to nearby structures. Army sources cited an 8 kiloton shell capable of lethal doses, prompting concerns it blurs lines between conventional and nuclear warfare and risks rapid escalation.
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Washington
UPD
Pertagon
NATO
Fred
Washington Post
Ground
Senate
House
Fourth of July Parade in Hayward Suspended Details
Hayward plans its annual Fourth of July Parade tomorrow with 75 to 100 participants starting at Rowe Street and Moon Boulevard at p.m. The route runs south on Min ion Boulevard Islond Straat and back on Main Street to Hatel Avenue. The Sixth Army marching band from the San Franchiseo Presidio will be featured along with a perpetual award for the parade contestant who best depicts conservation.
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Hayward
Rowe Street
Moon Boulevard
Islond Straat
Main Street
Hatel Avenue
Sixth Army
San Franchiseo Presidio
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Af Lyn Hayes
Merrie Jonjock
Ryan Weideman
Michael Wright
the Sun Gallery
E.st
Berkeley
al John Hinkle Park
Arkington
Southampton Avenues
Showtime
Fremont Art Association
Sports World
Civic Center Drive
del Valle
Livermore
Eden
White Hall
Heyward
Calltarala
Conte
Plush
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