Primary races shape Alameda County GOP and Dem bids
Voter turnout forecast sits around sixty five percent as Alameda County prepares for primaries. Incumbents faces include Robert Hannon and Nicholas Petris in sheriff and senate races, with Carlos Bee unopposed in the assembly contest. Election day closes state and county offices. Hayward and Pleasanton keep city offices open.
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Berkeley
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Ray Moser
Richard Crismon
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Sith
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Ifarold Holmes
Castro Valley
Charles Morley
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March Fong
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Harry Brumbaugh
Fremont
Bee
Pleasanton
Peace and Freedom
California Republicans vie for Ninth District nominations
The article outlines multiple candidates in California races led by Edwards opposing Dr. Edmon Kaiser and William Kiely in the Ninth District. It notes simmering contests for the Eighth and other districts, with figures like Raymond Britton, Michael Crane, John Hi Bur ton, Henry Pedrick, Lawrence Fargher, Dr. Jerry Hightower and Don Sherwood among those vying for GOP nominations as Assembly seats in districts including the 14th and 45th.
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Fremont
William Kiely
Santa Clara
Erry Sereene
Miller's Preserve
Raymond Britton
Alameda
Miller
Michael Crane
Castro Valley
John Hi ‘Burton
Henry Pedrick
Lawrence Fargher
Jerry Hightower
Don Sherwood
Hayward
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Fire Calls Report From South County Area Distorted
Scrambled notes describe multiple fire calls in Southern Alameda County including grass and structure fires near Byron, Cast Valley and Mission areas with alarm sounds, damaged properties, and units responding. Names, times, and addresses are fragmentary and partially legible.
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Castra Valley
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Crow Canyon Road
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Wash
A&m
Herts Road
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Obituary notices from South County memorial chapel service details
Obituaries list several individuals with service details. Elfen Mae Wilson of Uritol City passed May 4 with a 7 p.m. service at Callaghan Mortuary in Livermore. Alvin Hawkins known as Blackie of Hayward to be honored with 7 p.m. service at New Sunset View Mortuary in Berkeley. Alice R. Jacobsen of Union City listed with June 2 death and 1 p.m. service at Fre.
South County Births Reported Across Hospitals
Birth notices from Eden and Washington Hospitals list parents and newborns in May and June. Names include Hewitt, Hicks, Dutra, Parez, Smith, Lucken, Cloush, Lum, Flsver, Borstelman, Adair, and Mayes among others, with multiple girls and boys born on various dates.
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Students March to Stanford Chief in Solidarity
About 1100 Stanford University students converged on President Wallace Sterling’s campus home Sunday night and delivered a resolution praising his 19 years of service. Sterling, retiring Sept 1, said trustees have no successor in sight and urged continued student support for the next president.
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Port Office Addressing Channel in Hayward California
A garbled OCR entry references Port Office Hayward California and a second class master under the Art of Congress. It lists communications addressed to 116 WL Winton PQs box 3127 Hayward California and mentions Fremont Office with phone 793-1217.
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The Daily Review Adopts Short Funeral Notices
The Daily Review announces a policy shift to brief funeral notices replacing longer obituaries. Notices will be published in the vital statistics section to meet space needs.
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Reagan to Keynote Vote-In Rally at Oakland Coliseum
Gov. Reagan will headline a Republican Vote-In Rally at the Oakland Coliseum Arena tonight at 6. Art Linkletter will be master of ceremonies. Entertainment includes Tat Boone and the Youth of America. Organizers expect 14,000 attendees from nine Bay Area counties.
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Dumke Appeals Changes to Campus Discipline Roles
Dumke asserts student discipline should stay with campus presidents not central police. The interview in Los Angeles last week shows criticism of current handling and a push for preserving local control.
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Pompidou Spells Out Alternatives in Higher Ed Debate
Pompidou argues reforms to align courses with societal needs and diversify enrollment as critics accuse faculty of aiding upheaval. The Academic Senate voted against a totalitarian committee and urged Dumke to defend democracy while lawmakers consider campus unrest and budget demands amid President Summerskill’s firing at San Francisco State College.
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Court Nixes Ban On Death Penalty Fees For Juries
The Supreme Court upholds automatic exclusion of jurors opposing the death penalty in capital cases. Witherspoon and Stewart lead a 5 to 4 ruling, while voting dissents criticize the majority's approach. The decision notes 47 of 95 jurors were disqualified at trial for conscience objections, but the verdict stands as there was no proof the jury was unrepresentative.
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Poverty March Militants Step Up In Washington Push
In Washington a renewed spirit of militancy emerged from the Poverty March as rain-soaked demonstrators prepared new protests. Milk cartons, sandwich wraps, and pets littered the area while debris and overflowing garbage filled streets around Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial, with large oil drums used as incinerators adding to the scene of unrest.
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California In Death Penalty Jury Exemption Doubt
San Francisco UPI The attorney general's office says Supreme Court ruling barring automatic death penalty exclusion may not apply in California. Arlo Smith, chief assistant attorney general for the Criminal Division, expressed definite doubt that California law automatically excludes jurors who object to the death penalty.
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Wolden Plea Nipped by Supreme Court
Washington UPI reports the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Russell L. Wolden the former San Francisco assessor tied to the 1965 West Coast bribery scandals. The denial leaves Wolden’s conviction and case status unresolved at the high court level.
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Lorenzo Teachers To Seek Pay Hike
SAN LORENZO The San Lorenzo Education Association will present a salary request to trustees at the San Lorenzo School District Board meeting at 7 p.m. today at the district office 15510 Usher Street.
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