City center plan eyed as Foothill site sale discussed
Hayward officials and Foothill High School sale supporters plan a Sacramento meeting with state officials to negotiate a $2.9 million purchase of the 41 acre Foothill High site north of the Hayward Strip. The deal would fund a proposed $65 million city center as state blessing is sought for the option.
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Hayward
Hayward United School Dist
Sacramento
Foothill High School
Foothill High
Foothill
State General Services
Hayward Strip
Board of
Old
Hayward Union High School
Suzanne Clemens
HUSI
Shortage of Coins Hits Banks in Hayward Area
Banks across Hayward report a national coin shortage hitting coin-operated machines and limiting change. Some banks offer cents on the dollar, others consider sending messengers for silver. Supermarkets show modest impact. a small Hayward grocery notes frequent change shortages and denying requests for change for vending machines.
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Hayward
Scrass
Hayward Area
South County
Salinas
Oreelerk
Garden Show President Chosen for First District
Miss Kimiko Fujii named president of the First District Agricultural Association, becoming the second woman to hold the post. She will oversee the California Spring Garden Show at the Oakland Exposition Building and receives travel on July 18 at the Women’s Athletic Club during the garden show awards dinner. Board members include George P. Oakes Hayward Anthony Pelvorosa San Leandro and Marjorie Zanutto Fremont.
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Kimiko Fujii
Hayward
Association
George P. Oakes
Anthony Pelvorosa
San Leandro
Marjorie Zanutto
Fremont
Innocent Plea Is Entered in San Leandro Fraud Case
San Leandro California woman Darlin Rainwater 36 pleaded innocent to forgery and bad checks after passing over 500 in value at Mervyns in San Lorenzo. Ernest Cambra 35 pleaded guilty to three felony counts of passing forged checks and was sentenced. Judge Lewis E. Lerner deferred a trial jail term for Cambra to begin after a prior prison term. Rainwater fled to Phoenix and was arrested by San Leandro police.
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Rawney
Calif
San Leandro
Alameda
Ernest J. Cambra
Oak
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Resi Jand
Fed
Feral
Darlin Rainwater
Phoe County
Nix
Cambra
Superiow
Mervyn's Department
Leonard Dieden
Lfe
Lewis E. Lereara
Retend
Phoenix
Iprobation
Winners Of Checker Tilt Tournament Finals At Sorensdale Park
Final results from the Hayward area recreation district checker tilt held yesterday at Sorensdale Park. Richard Jivetterman of Santa Clara Street Hayward representing Park School playground won the event with David Wecesinski of Larenmont Street Hayward as runner up.
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Sorensdale Park
Richard Jivetterman
Santa Clara St
Hayward
Paol School
David Wecesinski
Larenmont St
Park School Playground
Building Lag in Leandro Sparks Six Month Totals
The construction industry in San Brandeo shows a sharp slowdown in the first half of the year with a four year low of 3 237 910 in value. Compared with 5 745 289 in 1963 and earlier years, overall activity remains weak though last month saw 75 permits valued at 563 544 including 200 000 from a multi family project and 122 089 for single family dwellings plus 95 894 for residential additions and alterations.
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SSN
Leandro
San Brandeo
Pleasanton Water District considers tax cut and new wells
Pleasanton Township County Water District proposes a 12 cent per hundred tax rate for 1964 65 down from 15 cents with total revenues about 14700 from taxes and 30000 from water sales. The budget includes 10840 for production and distribution 5000 for services development 4000 for a master plan 9000 for conservation 7010 for Arroyo Del Valle studies and gauging and 15400 for underground water studies and district management. Approximately 98500 in reserves will be carried over from 1953 84 with funds set aside for a new weir facility Arroyo Del Valle supply improvement and percolation ponds to be used after Del Valle Dam completion. New well facilities planned near Santa Rita Road and Black Avenue with 68060 total cost funded from surplus accounts to be repaid later.
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Mately
Annis
Arroyo del Valle
del Valle Dam
State Department of Water Resources
Santa Rita Road
Black Avenue
Weight Training Class Set for San Leandro Youths
San Leandro Recreation Department offers a six week weight training course for boys in grades nine through twelve living in San Leandro. Sessions run Monday Wednesday and Friday at 7 PM in the San Leandro High School weight room located at 2200 Bancroft Ave. Fee is $5. Registration available at the weight room before classes begin Monday.
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Son
San Teandro High School
Bancroft Ave
Hospital Sued By Widow Over Care Leading to Death
Mrs Dolores Newlin and her 10 year old daughter sue San Leandro Memorial Hospital for 300000 alleging neglect caused husband Charles Newlin's death on January 5 after a respiratory illness. The claim, filed in Alameda County Superior Court, says he was admitted hours before dying. The Newlins reside at 15135 Will ey Ave in Washington Manor.
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San Leandro
San Letandro
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
Dolores Newlin
Vickie
Willey Ave
Washington Manor
Hayward Park Site Urged By City Commission
The Hayward Park Commission recommends the city purchase a six acre park site in West Tennyson near Nimith Freeway and the proposed Industrial Boulevard extension. It would serve a 120 unit single family development on 20 acres owned by Besco Co of Fremont and the surrounding neighborhood.
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Hayward Park
T He Fly Council
West
Tennyson
Lanilly
Besco Co
Fremont
Arson Hinted In Marin Brush Fires
SAN RAFAEL AP evidence at brush fire scenes this week suggests arson. Fire Chief Louis G. Bloom warns of a loose firebag as dry brush covers Marin County hills near homes. Two blazes destroyed 24 acres each on Thursday threatening residences in Woodacre and Fairfax, with a four hour blaze in Fairfax.
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San Rafael
Marin County
Louis
G. Bloom
Woodacre
Fairfax
Pleasanton Parade Opens Final Week of Alameda County Fair
Pleasanton plans a 2 p.m. parade to launch the final week of the Alameda County Fair with 116 entries. Grand marshal Jack Linkfet ter leads a five hour event through Pleasanton streets, featuring dignitaries including Kent Purser and Dale Carthers, plus beauty queens led by Maid of Pleasanton Martha Causey.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County Fair
Jack Linkfetter
Fairgrounds
Pate
Kent Purser
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Leland Sweeney
Fair Board
Dale Carthers
California State
Jaycee
Steve Santangelo
United States Jaycee
Ernie Lewis
John Lang
Emeryville
Fred Fraga
Dana S. Clasen
Newark
Albany
George Hein
Fremont
Carl P. Martineau
Hayward
Jack Smith
Maid of Pleasanton
Martha Causey
Pleasanton Jaggee
Bob Atkinson
Alameda County Sheriff's Posse
U.S. Navy
Fromme Treasure Island
Coast, Guard Band
Livermore Civil Rights Fund Drives Mississippi Project
Livermore residents organize the Mississippi Summer Project to fund a civil rights worker. Jim Crockett, 27, store manager, will join the Jazz for Civil Rights tour with volunteers to cover plane fare and possible bail costs. At least 350 dollars needed for Crockett.
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Mississippi
Eemore Valley
M Missippi
Jim Crockett
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iEllen
Mendicine
Council of Moderated
Sheriff's Widow Denied Benefits From Death Pension
Oakland market robbery and a sheriff's detective death share page space. The widow of Detective Gordon R. Nelson was denied annual death benefits by the Alameda County Retirement Board, which ruled his death not in the line of employment. The case centers on a separate car crash involving Nelson after responding to a Santa Rita station call.
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Ala- San Leandro
Haywardmeda County
Marinet Service
Inana
Ala
Nelson
Meda County Superior Court
Gerald
Ip. Cannitl
Santa Rita
Vernetta
WSU
Dunivan
James G. Dignan
Asst. Dist
Richard Klippert
Santa Rita ' S
Cal State Hayward Freshmen Applications Rise
Samié reports 1 571 prospective freshmen applied for fall admission at California State College Hayward. Dean Tudor Jones says 628 have been accepted and a freshman class of 1 022 is expected. Total enrollment near 3 200 for the new campus, up about 1 000 from fall 1963. July 1 was the freshman deadline.
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Samié
California State College At
Hayward
Tudor Jones
Jones
East
Areshmes
Leadership Club to Meet in Castro Valley
Castro Valley leaders will gather at 7 p.m. next Saturday at the Castro Valley Adobe to hear Assemblyman Carlos Bee speak. Club officers include Sharon Hachle president Steve Pine vice president Michele Benny treasurer Judy Holliday secretary advisors are Mrs Peggy Rei and Eric Schubert.
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Castro Valley
Maynard Arew Recreation and Park Dist
P.m
Castro Valley Adobe
San Miguel Ave
Carlos Bee
Sharon Hachle
Steve Pine
Michelel Benny
Judy Holliday
Peggy Rei
Eric Schubert
Gideons Distribute Over Fifty Six Million Bibles Worldwide
London AP reports Gideons International has distributed more than 56 million Bibles globally since its founding. In 54 years the Canadian Gideon Convention held its annual session here, funded by church donations, contributions, membership fees, and bequests.
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London
Gideons International
Gideon Convention
Alameda approves 15000 resident tide lands city plan
Alameda County's Joint Agency Formation Commission after a six hour hearing approved Shoreline Properties plan to create a 15,000 resident city on 770 acres of Bay Farm Island tidal lands. Port of Oakland officials and Save the Bay urged delay for a regional shoreline plan while Alameda favors the proposal despite airport noise concerns.
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Alameda County
Joint Agency Formation Commission
Shoreline Properties, Inc
Bay Farm Island
Port of Oakland
City of Oakland
Save the
San Francisco Bay
Trkand
Qakand
City of
William Godfrey
Daint Agency Formation Commission
James Vivrette
Commission
Legislature Delays Reapportionment Until After Election
AP report from Los Angeles notes California Attorney General Stanley Mosk advised the California Supreme Court that reapportionment should not begin before the November 3 general election. Mosk said interference with the 1964 election is neither required nor practical and that district reshaping will be extremely complex despite the U.S. Supreme Court decision to pursue population-equal districts.
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Los Angeles
Alty
Stanley Mosk
California Supreme Court
Mosk
San Francisco
High Court
Samuel W. Yorty
Yorty
Rank G. Bonelli
Looking Forward Looking Forward July TSiWbee Rumimige
A fragmented notice lists an event at 4 pm with unclear venue details and multiple garbled names. It references sponsors and several proper nouns that appear misrendered, mentioning Bayles Terrace and a Baye fait with unclear purpose or outcome.
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Baye
Ben Lorenan Fuchs Sosiehy
Bayles Terrace
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