Hayward Aramecreation District seeks new board seat appointee
Trustees meet in an afternoon executive session to evaluate applications for the vacant Hayward district board seat left by Julio Bras, appointed to the Hayward City Council. Twenty applicants filed by yesterday noon, including Mark Croghan, Robert Coleman, Gale Voigt, Harold Holmes, Theodore Drags, Margaret Chatigny, Wallace Wickander, Earl Michiel, Harry Francis, Marvin Tangren, and others from Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo.
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Hayward
Julio Bras
Mark Croghan
Minnie S
Project Fden
Robert Coleman
Delmar Hayward
Gale Voigt
Oakes Drive
Harold Holmes
Hyer Ave
Castro Valley
Sports-O-Rama Opens in San Leandro to Benefit Bays Clubs
Sports-O-Rama carnival begins today near San Lorenzo Little League Park Grant Avenue to raise funds for San Leandro and San Lorena bays clubs. The event runs through Sunday with rides booths skill games and a raffle offering a 1974 Vega automobile. Tickets available at the site and from the San Leandro Bays Ch 405 950 for details.
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O-Rama
San Leandro
San Lorena
San Lorenzo
Grant Avene
San Leandro Bays
Jail death by own action endangers Berkeley man in jail
A 2 year old Berkeley ram is listed in critical condition after police found Ulysses A Harris hanging from his jail cell bars with a nooselike garment. Harris, arrested on possession and concealment of stolen ponds and warrants, was cut down by Officer Dehn. His wife said he previously attempted hanging in El Cerrito.
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Berkeley
Memorial Hospital
Ulysses A. Harris
Set
Dell Dehn
Harris
Dehn
el Cerrito
San Leandro Man Arrested In Hayward Wife Beating
Hayward police booked David E. Gonzales 40 of San Leandro on felony corporal injury charges after his wife Diane was found badly bruised in their San Leandro apartment following a Saturday quarrel at a Winton Avenue scrapyard. Alameda County sheriff's deputies found the wife with a 7-year-old child upstairs. she was hospitalized with multiple contusions and later released.
Western Electric installers strike in Pacific region
Eighteen hundred Western Electric Co telephony installers in Northern California and Nevada walked out today. The Communications Workers of America offices declined comment while a Western Electric spokesman called the action unauthorized and illegal. Pickets reportedly include Alameda County members. the protest targets outside contractor work and equipment maintenance by Pacific Telephone employees.
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Western Electric Co
California
Nevada
Communications Workers of America
Wester Electric
Pacific Telephone Co
Pacific Telephone
Alameda County
Trustees and teachers clash over Hayward interim calendar
In Hayward last night the school board and Hayward Unified Teachers Association clashed over an interim calendar for next year. The dispute centered on how negotiations should proceed with a fact finding panel to review 25 unsettled items, including salaries and class sizes, while tentative agreement exists on about 10 items.
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Hayward
Phyllis Day
Hayward Unified Teachers Association
Gloria Hart
The
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Hart
William Kay
National Education Association
Teachers’ Association
Key
Marin County
California
Mike ‘Taggert
Lee Paterson
Ue Hoand
Ray Arveson
Lew Hedgecock
Hayward Federation of Teachers
Memphian nun seeks Democratic bid for Congress
Sister Mary Anne Guthrie a 47 year old nun and director of health and welfare for the Memphis Catholic diocese announced Monday her candidacy for the US House. She would be the first woman to seek a congressional seat in Tennessee's district now held by Republican Dana Kuykendall. Guthrie supports amnesty for draft evaders busing and increased defense spending while opposing impeachment of President Nixon. She urged open housing and a mixed public school system with options for private or parochial schooling.
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Teng
Vaunbho
House of Representatives
Mays Anne Guth
Ath
Dana Kuykendall
Republica
Lamessee
Primari
M Anse
Carroll
Dovier
Nixon
America
Mary Anne
Hey
Couple to wed in hospital chapel after plane crash
Mrs. Hardesty, recovering from a crash in which she fractured her back, plans to marry fiancé Theobald in Eden Hospital chapel tomorrow night. She credits mind control with calming the aircraft cabin and says the wedding must occur before she leaves the hospital, with friends and her children present.
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Nixon abolishes subversive groups list
President Nixon abolished the attorney general's list of subversive organizations started two years ago and ordered government agencies to stop using copies. Attorney General Saxbe announced the move, based on a study by Elliot Richardson. The list, once used in a loyalty program, included groups from the Communist Party to the Ku Klux Klan and others now largely defunct.
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CPD
Nixon
Willam G. Saxbe
Saxbe
Tim
Elliot L.richardson
Harry S. Truman
Justice Department
Bowt
Saxbt
Communist Party
US3
Klu Klux, Klan
Bund
Black Dragon Loriety
United States
Saxhe
Skkl
Two Elgin Firemen Die After Fox River Rescue Bid
In turbulent Fox River waters near a dam two Elgin Illinois firemen Capt. Stanley Baisis aged 45 and Michael Whalen 25 fought for survival for over thirty minutes Sunday before drowning. Their would be rescuer James Krueger 20 clung to a capsized craft until a current carried him to shore.
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Elgin
Fox River
Stanley Baisis
Michael Whalen
James Krueger
Nurses' group plans hospital strike in California
The California Nurses Association prepares a strike by about 4400 members from San Jose to Sacramento after talks stalled since December. They seek a 5.5 percent pay raise, better conditions, and a one year contract. Kaiser-Permanente and other San Francisco Bay hospitals would be affected. The union says emergency wards and operating rooms would stay staffed during the walkout.
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San Francisco
UPI
California Nurses Association
San Jose
Sacramento
Kaiser-Permanente Hospitals
Associated Hospitals of
East Bay
Irene Pope
Nurses’ Association
Miss Pope
Long hospital stay ends as West Palm Beach woman goes home
Ar Joy Skidmore returns home after 26 years in hospital following a 1948 diving accident that left her a quadraplegic. She spent seven years learning to speak and 14 years more to scratch her nose, with medical bills totaling over 370000. Doctors, nurses, and charity aided the lengthy recovery and home-care setup.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Joy Skidmore
Ina
Miss Skidmore
Lady Bledsoe
Misa Skidmore
St. Mary's Hospital
Bledsoe
Bledsoes
Catholic Service Bureau
Social Security Woes Signal Long Term Fund Strain
Washington officials warn falling birth rates and aging population threaten Social Security trust funds. Commissioner James B. Cardwell cautions potential long term problems, while short term financing for old age, survivors and disability benefits will continue to grow though slowed by inflation.
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Washington
UPI
Social Security
James B. Cardwell
Police support group backs Miner amid city council fray
In a rapid council session, residents including Miss Davis urged backing for Miner after a courtroom dispute. The meeting also set June 26 for bids on an interim bus system in Union City and approved renting a recreation center at 33202 Railroad Ave for youth programs. Pacif ic Telephone will underground utilities on Alvarado Niles Road for 71 500. Speed limit near Decota Road to the Nimitz Freeway dropped to 25 mph during reconstruction.
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Chabot College
Miner
Tom Kitayama
Union City
William Zaner
Zaner
Decota Road
Nimitz Freeway
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