Junior rodeo and horse show get city support
Hayward Mayor Jack Smith presents a proclamation of community support for the sixth annual junior rodeo and horse show at Rowell Ranch on Highway 5 between Dublin and Hayward. The show begins at 8 30 a m and the ride at 1 p m with hostesses Gwen Wiley Claudia Silva and Sherrie Boatman applauding.
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Tami Cruver
Ventura Ave
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Greater Hayward
Gwen Wiley
Callier Canyon Road
Urvermore
Claudia Silva
Lynche Way
Union City
Sherrie Boatman
Pairview Ave
Hayward
Rowell Ranch
Highway 5
Dubin
Rideo
Fremont Park Land Sale Sparks Legal Question
Fremont city officials discuss whether a privately developed park site in the Tranche Arroyo tract can be sold for profit or must remain city owned. City Attorney Raymond Ol explains the land was deeded for public park use and that a court may decide if sale aligns with public trust. Commission members split, with Hyman urging retention as a city park and others open to private funding or sale for a dollar.
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Fremont City
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Hyman
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Alail
Iame
Avnry
Highit
Newark Schools Review Budget Includes No New Salary Increases
Newark trustees will consider a revised publications budget of 5.9 million dollars with no added salaries for teachers, administrators, or classified staff. The district estimates wage increases would cost about 209,600, and the board plans a personnel session to decide on a district employee's sale amid budget discussions.
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Ddison
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Kalison
Districk
Pleasanton
Seph Sckenane
Livermore
California
Bw Way Patral
Alameda County Fair
Richard I
Emmi-McCarthy
Oakland
Fice
Edison
Judge To Head Fair Board ayers
Alameda County fair board elections yield 14 directors including Pleasanton Newark Hayward Union City Livermore and unions. Sanctioned by County Board of Supervisors and Fair Association with support from local chambers and businessmen.
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Alameda County
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Frank Castel
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Tam Kilavyana
Union City
John Pleith
Altany
Tam Talon
Livermore
Willian Gale
Harry Shackelton
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Ed Basso
Frite
Alaman
Richard F. McCarthy
Imeda County Fair Association
Chali Soda
Oakland
Dale Carthers
Harry von
Ex Judge Heads Campaign to Back $6.7 Million Hospital Bond
Former municipal court judge KR AL Quaresma named finance chairman for the Washington Township Hospital District campaign. The district board announced the plan to seek a $6.7 million bond issue for hospital expansion. About 40 people attended a meeting in the hospital cafeteria where Frank Amsbaugh and Dr Franco Sangalli outlined needs and funding. Other finance committee members include Chel Rig ht and Bill Williams.
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Frank Amsbaugh
Franco Sangalli
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Aten
Chel Rigtbt Fi Fremont
Bill Williams
Trustees Hire Firm To Plan Fremont Ohlone Campus
Fremont Newark Junior College District trustees agreed to hire Ernest J. Kump Associates of Palo Alto to master plan the permanent Ohlone campus on the 467 acre Ranch in the San Jose Fremont district. The contract would include development options and scheduling, with local architect emphasis raised by City Councilman Gene Rhodes.
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Joseph McCord
Dokh Castells
New
Jack Wilsone
Post
Norman Td, Hale and Associates
Prerboct
Newark
Assuralea
Gene Rhodes
Loral
Rhodes
Iara
South County Scene Tax Talk Highlights District Debate
NAAA Business Manager Lucy i Frawtey and Sears clash on tax rate cuts as First Supervisorial District candidate warns of ripple effects if junior college district trims taxes. Trustee Snow defends keeping the rate, noting late hours to protect current levies while other districts raise taxes. JuKe district’s assessed value this year hits 280,586 with a 1.4 million budget.
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Sears
Lucy i Frawtey
Fmmer
Charles Snow
Narcotics Charge Nets Jail Sentence
Gary Aiiler aged 20 of 34114 Via Olinda pleaded guilty to possession of nervotics and received twelve consecutive weekends in county jail plus three years probation. Miller was sentenced yesterday by Judge Zook Sutton after certification in superior court for sentencing following a waived preliminary hearing in municipal court in San Leandra.
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Gary Aiiler
Olinda
Camily
Miller
Zook Sutton
San Leandra
Mack Truck Workers Walk Out at Tayward Plant
United Auto Workers Local 7h members briefly halted work at Tayward's Mack Truck plant yesterday after a dispute over plant procedures and a safety feature. Plant manager Roy Decker said the 30 minute stoppage ended with normal operations. The company had just signed a three year contract, the first without a strike in 20 years.
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Arts Unit Seeks Change for Festival Alcohol Policy
San Leandro Library Trustees will ask the City Council to set aside a resolution prohibiting alcohol and selling wares on city property during the October Festival of the Arts. The plan would use the library parking lot for artists to sell works and host a champagne reception to boost participation.
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Stephen Swing
Tammy Moran Starts Soft Drink Stand At Home
At 39084 Loran Drive Franton Tammy Moran set up a sidewalk stand to earn extra allowance. She quickly attracted Bill Hardin of 38164 Logan Live as a patron in this informal private enterprise.
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Political trailers and signs report due in four years
City council debated campaign infrastructure rules as party trailers and signs linger. The panel granted a four year report timeline or extension until the general election, with votes to keep signs in place amid ongoing motions.
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Fire Engineer Pay On Board's Agenda
San Leandro civil service board will consider a 20 percent salary differential for fire engineers at 7:00 tonight in the city manager's office. Personnel Director Norman Bitkovich explained some engineers oppose pay gaps but support overall raises. discussion will also cover a health coverage plan shifting costs to employees and eligibility rules for retirees under 45.
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Civil Service Board
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George Gaks
Hal Il
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