HARD trustees hear applicants for vacant seat
Hayward Area Recreation District trustees meet in executive session this afternoon to consider applications for the vacant board seat left by Julio Bras who joined the Hayward City Council. Twenty applicants filed by yesterday’s deadline including Mark Croghan Robert Coleman Gale Voigt Harold Holmes Theodore Dray Margaret Chatigny and others from Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Castro Valley.
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Hayward Area Recreation District
Julio Bras
Hayward
Mark Croghan
Minnie St
Project Eden
Robert Coleman
Delmar Hayward
Gale Voigt
Ivy
Harold Holmes
Hyer
Jarry
I. Francis
Dolores S
Castro Valley
Marvin Tangren
Highwood Road
William H. Peters
Robert Kennelly
A.R. Hutchinson
Locke
Gary Hultberg
Alice P. Johnston
Thomas Martino
Alvin Narnell
Roger B Wallace
San Lorenzo
Sports-O-Rama Benefits San Leandro Boys Clubs
The Sports-O-Rama carnival to aid boys clubs of San Leandro and San Lorenzo starts at a Grant Avenue site near Sam Lorenzo Little League Park. It runs through Sunday with rides booths games of skill and a raffle for a 1974 Vega. Open weekday evenings and weekend afternoons and evenings. information via San Leandro Boys Club at 485-551.
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San Leanaro
San Leandro
San Lorenzo
Sam Lorenzo
Grant Avenue
San Leandro Boys Club
Berkeley man in jail hangs self in cell incident
Ulysses Harris, 28, of Berkeley, was found hanging from his jail cell by his shirt after police arrested him for possession and concealment of stolen goods and outstanding warrants. He was cut down by Officer Dehn and remains in critical condition with possible brain damage. Harris’s wife had come to pick up car keys when the incident occurred at the San Leandro station.
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Berkeley
Mermorial Hospital
Ulysses
Harris
Spt
Dell Dehn
Hobart
Dehn
EL Cerrito
San Leandro man jailed after wife beaten in Hayward
Hayward police arrested David Gonzales 40 of 238 Albion Way San Leandro on felony charges of inflicting corporal injury on his wife Dian after she was found in her San Leandro apartment badly bruised and barely able to talk. Deputies traced the case to a quarrel at a White Avenue scrapyard Saturday. She said she had not eaten since the assault and was taken to Fairmont Hospital.
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Gonzales Alvheim
Gonzales
White Avenue
Fairmont Hospital
Eighteen Hundred West. Electric Installers Strike in West
Northern California and Nevada saw a work stoppage by about eighteen hundred Western Electric telephone installers. The Communications Workers of America blamed an unauthorized, illegal strike while a company spokesman accused outside contractors and maintenance issues of sparking the action. Alameda County members reportedly joined but counts were unavailable as Pacific Telephone maintenance crews were unaffected.
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Western Electric Co
California
Nevada
Communications Workers
Arpenca
Western Electric
Pacific Telephone Co
PacificTelephone
Alameda County
Eally
Trustees and teachers clash over Hayward calendar reforms
In Hayward, trustees and the Hayward Unified Teachers Association clashed over an interim school calendar and budget issues. Negotiations move to fact finding as 25 items join the discussion, with tentative deals on 10 items and rifts over salaries, class sizes, and calendar dates.
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Daily Review Today
Hart
William Kay
National Education Association
Kay
Marin County
California
Mike Taggert
Lee Paterson
Democratic nun seeks Memphis House seat bid
Sister Marty Anne, 47, a Catholic diocese official in Memphis, enters the Democratic primary for the US House seat held by Republicans Darel and Kendall. She joins five Dems in bidding as she argues for amnesty and political reform amid Hamilton County discussions. The contest features talk of church and state intersecting with a historic bid.
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Memphis
Carthalie
Hanis Hopresenceiives
Mitey
Cleariait
Demmertes
Bep Darel
Kendall
Timowioe
Aup
Marty Anne
Crash survivor to wed in hospital chapel
Mrs. Hardesty, hospitalized after a plane crash, plans a simple wedding to Theobald tomorrow night before she leaves the hospital. Doctors say her back injury will not cause paralysis and she hopes to move forward with life and future plans despite the accident.
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Hardesty
Nixon abolishes subversive groups list
Attorney General William Saxbe announced that President Nixon abolished the federal list of subversive organizations started under Truman. He said the study guiding the move found the list obsolete with no new entries in about 18 years and that many listed groups are now defiant.
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Aton Nestlay
Ays Digo
William
Saxbe
Nixon
Saxbes
Elliot Lichardson
Harry S. Truman
Justice Department
Firemen Struggle in Turbulent River Below Dam
Life and death battle as Bath Captain Stanley Bansis and diver Michael Whalen fought for over half an hour in the turbulent Fix River near a dam on Sunday. Both men, described as efforts in vain, faced peril amid swift currents and rising water, with rescue teams scrambling to aid them.
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Fix
Bath
Stanley Bansis
Michael Whalen
Cear
Nurses strike set by California Nurses Association
The California Nurses Association schedules a Friday strike by about 4400 nurses across hospitals 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 with training and benefits. Kaiser-Permanente and other San Francisco East Bay hospitals would be affected.
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San Francisco
UPJ
California Nurses Association
San Jose
Sacramento
Kaiser-Permanente Hospitals
Associated Hospitals of
East Bay
Irene Pope
Nurses 'Association
Miss Pope
Ume
Return Home Ends 26 Year Hospital Stay After Accident
West Palm Beach Florida Joy Skidmore returned home after 26 years in hospital care following a diving accident that left her a quadriplegic. She was 17 at the time and spent years learning to speak, write, and manage basic tasks with help from family and generous medical staff. The family faced staggering bills but thanks to free care and charitable support, she could begin rebuilding her life four months ago with home nursing equipment and Catholic Service Bureau aid.
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West Palm Heach
Fla
Joy Skishmore
Mias Skidmore
Bady Bledsor
Miss Skidmore
At Mary's Hospital
Bledsoe
Bledsoes
Catholic Service Bureau
Social Security woes raise concerns over funds and inflation
Officials warn funds may face longer term strain as inflation and rising retiree numbers test the Social Security system. Commissioner Cardwell cautions short term financing risks for old age, survivors, and disability benefits as growth slows and prices rise.
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Washington
Cardwell
Social Security
Almatres Council Hears Support for Police and Bus Plan
About 20 residents attended in council chambers as Miss Davis spoke in favor of the police department calling it a fine asset to the city. The council set June 26 for bid opening on an interim Union City bus system with a dime-adride option and dial out addition. They approved a five year rental for a recreation center at 7201 Railroad Ave costing $98 monthly plus $20,000 to prepare for youth programs. Pacific Telephone will be paid $71,500 to underground utilities on Alvarado-Niles Road. A speed unit along Decoto Road to the Nimitz Freeway was reduced during reconstruction.
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Abou
Miss Davis
Chabel College
Cit
Miner
Tom Kitiyama
Union City
William Zaner
Canneil
Zanor
You G Deento
Pacific Telephone
Alvarado-Niles Road
Decoto Road
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Taggert
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Feather
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Lew Hedgecock
Hayward Federation of Teachers
Dalores Wagner
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Communist Party
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Black Dragon Society
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