Hallinan Family Begins Jail Terms After Sit-In Sentences
Mrs. Hallinan and her two sons Patrick and Matthew turned themselves in after Judge George E. Maloney imposed 0 to 40 day jail terms plus fines for 1964 civil rights sit-in actions. Matthew's girlfriend Laura Walsh also received 30 days. Earlier, Maloney granted single-day stays to two other sons, Terence and Conn, to finalize business and summer school. About 500 demonstrators were arrested in 1984 sit-ins seeking jobs for Negroes and a San Francisco Human Rights Commission formed afterward.
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Planners Seek Tight Controls On Hayward Commercial Districts
Hayward planners review tightening controls on commercial development at a Thursday work session in city hall. They aim to guide zoning amendments to council to craft a better planning tool for general commercial areas, improving land use coordination and site appearance.
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Cal State To Orient Students
California State College at Hayward launches a summer orientation for new fall enrollees starting July 7. The program, designed as a campus briefing, invites parents, offers campus tours, and sessions with student personnel staff on services and common student and parent concerns.
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Foreign journalists join Nie man Follows at Harvard
Six foreign journalists and 13 American newsmen will study at Harvard University for the upcoming academic year as part of the Nieman Fellows program diversity initiative.
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Wide Ties Gain Ground at Brooks Brothers and Rivals
New York reports show Brooks Brothers and competitors like J Press and Chipp expanding width to four inches as Ivy League buyers and Wall Street executives favor broader ties. Spokesman Richard Whiting notes booming demand, with prices rising to cover extra silk while retail floors keep broader styles in fall lines.
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Truscott Case: Teen Convicted of Murder May Be Innocent
The Canadian abortion of Steven Truscott, convicted at age 14 for the Lynne Harper murder, is reopened. Isabel Lebourdais’ book and a Supreme Court review prompt new evidence considerations, with claims of innocence and debate over coroner timing and witnesses.
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Josephine Questions Shower Running Cost for Two Weeks
Josephine asks about the expense to operate a shower for a two week period. She seeks a rough budget estimate to plan daily use and utility impact.
Mental group to move soon in San Leandro office
The Alameda County Mental Health Services Division plans a five year lease at Estudillo Avenue and Hast May Street in San Leandro, with a $400 monthly rent. Officials cite rising demand, staff growth, and new Welfare Department programs as reasons for relocation from the Southern Health Center Building.
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