City council to back affirmative action plan
Premont city council members are set to approve an affirmative action program tonight prohibiting city contractors from discriminating against job applicants or workers. Based on December county guidelines, the plan would require contractors to take affirmative action ensuring equal treatment regardless of race creed color national origin or ancestry. The city report says adoption will raise paperwork and field inspections to verify contract compliance. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers of the city government building.
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New Haven school board to name superintendent tonight
The New Haven school board will officially appoint Thomas Hedden as the new superintendent of schools tonight, replacing the former head who was relieved last April. Hedden will serve as acting superintendent until the former leave ends, described by sources as a conservative educator with a firm hand on the board.
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Heroin as Treatment Panel Meets in Oakland
Alameda County Drug Abuse Coalition plans a Thursday Oakland meeting to discuss heroin maintenance as treatment. The panel includes Dr William Durbrow, Evelyn Glaubaum, Dr Aaron Fink, Rudy Murtock, and Roger Rottman. Registration starts at 5 a.m. and the event welcomes the public.
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Blidgéon suspects entering plea in Leandro murder case
Blidgéon, charged with bludgeoning death of a St year old in San Leandro, is due in principal court to enter a plea. Lloyd B. Carson Jr also arraigned on robbery, credit card theft, auto theft and related charges connected to Richard Pispatr Garson's death. Garson lived with Fitzpatrek, found dead at 725 Antonin St, after neighbors reported he hadn’t been seen for five days. The district attorney said Fitzpatrek, a World War II veteran with a silver plate, was beaten about the head at least 10 times with a rock weighing 20 to 50 pounds.
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Three men sentenced for rape in Alameda County
Three men convicted of raping an 18 year old Fremont girl at a benefit received prison terms totaling to years to life in Alameda County Superior Court. Judge George Phillips imposed concurrent sentences on Pineapple, 44, and Richard Lerger Flelener, 30, both Redwood City residents, with Walter Silvie Sirdis, 22, given consecutive terms for rape and assault with a deadly weapon. The jury of seven women and five men found the trio guilty after a weekend trial. the attack occurred near carnival events at Alvarado and Teagarden streets where the woman had gone to see an ex boyfriend. The three men were carnival employees.
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Testimonial dinner honors Alameda judge in Oakland
A testimonial dinner for Judge Lionel Wilson of Alameda County Superior Court's criminal calendar will be held tomorrow at Francesco's on Hegenberger Road Oakland. Sponsored by defense attorneys including Claude Heav en San Leandro David Bissotti Hayward John Meteger Fremont Spencer Strellis Oakland and Penny Cooper Berkeley. Tickets ten dollars. cocktails at 6 30 pm dinner at 7 30 pm. Judge Wilson will handle civil trials for six months as he prepares to preside over the civil bench next January.
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San Leandro Library Board and City Meetings Tonight
Multiple local meetings listed for tonight and tomorrow include the San Leandro Library Board at Community Library Center in Newark Planning Commission sessions at Civic Center Council Chambers to discuss a proposed petroleum storage facility, and a continued hearing on Oakland Scavenger Co. permits.
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Plan to restore administrators at Fremont district junior high
Fremont district trustees deferred plans to restore full time vice principals and administrative assistants at several junior high schools to tomorrow's budget meeting. Hopkins and Wallers Junior High would gain admins. Centerville Narmer Thornton Water Highs would gain full time vice principals. Estimated cost $39,000. Patterson Elementary may get a full time vice principal at $17,000. Trustee actions also included adopting a secondary textbook list with reviews pending, and approving a combined Vocational Education program for next year.
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Rough winds ahead for Land Use Committee
SUE MILLS UNION CITY The city council formed its Tecoto ides Advisory Committee and faces a rough voyage as the Decoto Residents Association claims 300 residents as members and demands a public hearing. The council asserts the advisory panel is chosen by them and will reflect public input on Decoto area planning and development. An alternate committee threat is raised by residents. The meeting also covered a noisy park incident and proposed road and fire chassis bids, including Alvarado-Niles Road improvements.
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Newark budget urges 35 cent tax hike in new plan
Newark Unified School District administration recommends a 35 cent tax hike to fund a $9.5 million publication budget plus added programs and restored cuts. Gov. Reagan has supplied $243,000 in new school aid, while the district plans $134,000 in new or restored items including gifted programs and advanced college credit options. The proposed tax increase would raise about $18.38 monthly for the average $24,000 home, and a public budget meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. at district offices.
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City dog care fiasco highlights after hours emergency failure
An Eldorado Park woman reported a stray dog with a broken leg, but with city after hours staff unavailable the police redirected the call. The Layard animal control unit finally retrieved the injured dog, Union City promising to pay the vet bill and fix the after hours system.
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Heritage movers relocate 19th century agricultural gear
Heritage Movers Avelie from 19th century agriculture was removed yesterday from the California Nursery in Niles by members of the Youth Service Corp. The long-unused farm implement has been donated to the Mission Peak Heritage Foundation by George Roeding Jr, former owner of the nursery. The corps helped move the old equipment to Shin Park where it was stored and will be displayed.
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The Daily Review Hayward Cells Tuesday uly 1 1972
The fragment notes a page item from The Daily Review in Hayward dated July 1 1972. Details of the story are unreadable but the clipping references police records and local notices. Strong entities: Hayward, Daily Review, 1972.
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