Local Weekend Arts: Jesse White in Never Too Late and Godspell Tonight
Veteran actor Jesse White stars in Never Too Late at Chabot College Hayward 8:00 pm admission 3. Cal State Hayward University Theater presents Godspell at 8:15 pm admission 3 general 2 student. Brass Tacks by Carl Danielsen runs 8:30 pm at Bjornson Hall Oakland admission 2.50 tickets 457-2840 or 62-B166.
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Chabot
Jesse White
Chabot College
Hesperian Blvd
Hayward
Cal State, Hayward, University Theater
Carl Danielsen
San Leandro
Bjornson Hall
MacArthur Blvd
Oakland
Mission
Tours of the historic McLonaghy home today and tomorrow
The historic McLonaghy home on Beckman Road at Hesperian Boulevard in San Lorenzo offers tours today and tomorrow from to p.m. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 26 cents for children. For information call Lucille Lorge at 537-9968.
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McLonaghy
Beckman Road
Hesperian Boulevard
San Lorenzo
Lucille Lorge
Berkeley Red Balloon Festival at Codornices Park
The Red Balloon Festival runs today and tomorrow at Codornices Park Berkeley on Euclid and Eunice streets. Arts crafts and entertainment include a distance balloon race plus food and drinks.
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Berkeley
Codornices Park
Euclid
Eunice Streets
Sun Gallery displays Alvin Thompson paintings and photos
Through August 28 at Sun Gallery in Hayward. Gallery hours today noon to 4 pm. Rock concert Rage Stray Cat Pyramid at Veterans Hall in Hayward starting 8 pm. tickets 42.50 in advance at Bass outlets, 3 at door. Information call 352-3576.
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Alvin Thompson
Sun Gallery
Hse Sty Hayward
Rage
SFO
Stray Cat
Pyramid
Veterans Hall
Main St
Hayward
Fire curbed as Corona area fights brush blaze
A brush fire threatened Corona's Village Grove development and burned near Hagador Canyon. Firefighters halted the blaze on the southern flank, saving an estimated eight to ten homes as winds drove flames toward the area. Residents avoided evacuation as the fire remained out of control in spots. officials cautioned the situation remained unstable with unknown future movement.
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Corona
UPI
Ees Te Beave
Army of Fire
S Grove
Enokroh
Fores
Village Grove
Dennis Orbus
U.S. Forest Service
Bne
Hagador Canyon
City brush fire close to Mabey Canyon threatens Corona
The blaze driven by shifting winds threatens housing developments at Mabey Canyon near Corona's eastern edge of Cleveland National Forest. Sheriff warns lack of natural barrier raises danger to the town as flames spread, with brush fire acreage estimated at 1,700 yesterday.
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Mabey Canyon
Qeveland National Forest
Corona
Los Angeles
Sheriff's Department
Iato
Accused pipeline bomber a former Hayward man
Laurence Wertz a 28 year old loner and drifter once lived in Hayward off and on for about 18 years. He is charged in the Alaska pipeline bombing along with two others. Wertz was raised by his aunt and uncle after his parents rejected him and served as a medic in the Army before being discharged early. He previously worked on racing cars and helped friends with drag racing preparations at Fremont drag strip.
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Rich Riggs
Hayward
Alaska
Bay
Laurence Wertz
Hay
al Sierra
Sutra St
Sierra
Wertz
Linda Sierra
Pete
Mars
Werta
Chabot College
Berra
Alert
Thncle
Cal State tightens admission standards debated
Cal State admission standards face delay as a report shows the system admits more students than allowed under the Master Plan. Judith Hirsch of Cal State Hayward confirms plans to raise GPA and test-score requirements for all 19 campuses, but researchers warn the change could exclude about six percent of students.
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Karen Stevenson
California State University System
Judith Hirsch
Hayward
Miss Hirsch
Cal State
Ayer
Wales
University of California
Press Problems Delay Daily Review Deliveries
Subscriptions arrived late yesterday due to a breakdown causing delivery failures in several districts. The Daily Review apologizes for the inconvenience and states efforts are underway to resume normal service.
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Daily Review
Power reserves dip to 5 percent in NorCal shutdown
In Northern California power reserves fell to five percent as the Rancho Seco nuclear reactor shut down at noon after a momentary drive-motor fault. Sacramento Municipal Utility District said the other source had been cut for repairs while consumption peaked at about 13,400 megawatts, near the week-ago record.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Rancho Seco
Jett Marx
Distriet
Paoctile Gas & Electric Co
Unity
Southern California Edison
Uncle Sam seeks bargains to cut food bill nationwide
The federal government plans to trim its annual 3.5 billion food purchases by becoming more selective in shopping for the national school lunch program and other programs. Agriculture and Veterans Affairs officials outlined economy steps aimed at reducing waste and improving competition after prior corruption inquiries into military meat contracts.
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Uncle Sam
Washington Dn
Ieee
Funking Consumer
Bette Lee
Bert Lance
Agriculture Department
Pees
Veterans Administration
Plana
Senate
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Coyote Hills
Coyote Hills Regional Park
Patterson Ranch Road
Fremont
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