Irene Vincent Seeks Alameda County Supervisors Seat
Fremont activist Irene Vincent, 47, former leader against ee in Fremont, campaigns for a seat on the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. She urges higher revenue sharing for District One, expanded social services especially health care, and restraint on rising property taxes. Vincent plans to lobby against the Livermore sewer project, advocating wastewater reuse over dumping into the bay, and touts her record with Citizens and water reform groups.
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Trene Vincent
Fremont
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
State Public Utilities Commission
Vincent
Stotx Alay
Bayside
Valley
Deep Bay
North Bay
Board of Supervisors
Ms. Vincent
Camry 5
Citizens
Livermore
Raymond
First District
South County
Valerie Raymond Seeks Reform in Livermore County Politics
Civic leader Valerie Raymond, former Livermore League of Women Voters president, launches another bid against incumbent John Mupty. She urges open governance, expanded health care, targeted development, and reduced red tape, criticizing welfare and jail funding while demanding public approval of capital projects. She and her husband, English-born, have lived near Livermore since 1962 with two children.
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Valerie Raymond
John Mupty
Livermore
Livermore Lege of Women Voters
BART
Pleasanton
Santa Rita
England
Haymond
Rob Alves challenges old guard for county board seat
Rob Alves 30, former Hayward field office lead for late Assemblyman Carlos Bee and ex-aide to County Supervisor Charlie Santana, runs against John Murphy in the first district race. He pledges grass roots outreach, regional agency involvement, and reform of county growth and juvenile programs while criticizing Murphy's 16 years in office. Alves lives in Fremont's Niles district and hopes to broaden representation.
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John Murphy
Rob Alves
Alves
Hayward
Carlos Bee
Charlie Santana
Eee Ae
Murphy
Tle
Valerie Raymond
Eca
Niles
Fremont
Alameda County Defends Equity in Mental Health Funds
Alameda County supervisors adopt a letter from Board Chairman Fred Cooper responding to a state equity proposal for Short-Doyle funds. The letter notes the plan would add 600000 more dollars for Alameda next year and trim state hospital billing by 963000, leaving a 537000 county balance. It questions the equity definition, cites per capita comparisons with San Mateo and San Francisco, and urges clearer criteria and targeted minimums for Alameda San Diego and Los Angeles. The county aims to raise patient revenues and reduce hospital use while pursuing both goals with the state.
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Alameda County
Fred Cooper
Cooper
Sacramento
State Department of Health
San Mateo
San Francisco
San Diego
Los Angeles
Alameda
South County Scene
Local brief from The Daily Review reports on community happenings in Hayward and surrounding South County areas, dated Thursday June 3, 1978.
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the Daily Review
Hayward, Cott
Saints seek election in Souths County district race
In Souths County, candidates vie for the district seat with incumbent Jobe Aarphy and Joe Bart facing off. Voter focus centers on Tuesday pro boliat, as residents consider the contest and the district’s future.
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Toenday
Jobe
Aarphy
Andl Jooegh Bart
John Murphy Seeks Fifth Term on Alameda County Board
John D. Murphy, senior member of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors, seeks a fifth term. The Pleaaston realtor and longtime public servant emphasizes a 15-year record, full-time tenure, and major projects from street work to a South County Government Center in Fremont. He cites leadership on crime, civil defense, and state property acquisitions while facing questions from fellow supervisors over a recent conflict of interest probe. He notes his relocation to Fremont and family life as part of his image as an accessible, stable official.
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John D. Murphy
Alameda County
South County
Fremnt
Murphy
Edmund G. Brown
Chester Stanley
Bay Area
Camp Parks
Santa Rita
Civil Service Commission
Fair Board
Human Rights Commission
Pleasanton
Tom Bales
Livermore-Amador Valley
Mission San Jose
Fremont
On the agenda events and meetings across the Bay Area
A roundup of town and city events lists meetings at Redwood 4H Club Union City Planning Commission and Hayward Library stamp exchange along with a Proposition 15 debate in Newark. Also scheduled are concerts at American High Fremont lectures at Castro Valley and Hayward tutor training and a Chabot College photography course.
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Chabot College
Hayward
College Office of Community Services
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Irene Vincent
Echecrdinney
Lark Hasseries
Ben Leandro
Oakland
Fremont League of Women Voters
Livermore Valley
Mental Health Funds
South County Scene
Redwood
Redwood Road
Gastro Valley
Union City Planning Commission
Council Chambers
Whipple Road
Varni
Casa Verde
Stamp Exchange
Mission Blvd
Dave Jones
Fairmont Hospital
Foothill Blvd
San Leandro
American High Town Criers
American High School
P.m
Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Newark
California Homes Residents Association
P.m. Scientology
Castro Valley
Lake Chabot Road
Meterana
Bremen
Veterans Memorial Building
Main St
Grove Way
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