South County Weekend Arts And Events Guide
Community listings for today and tomorrow include an arts fair and tours of the McConaghy House at 18701 Hesperian Blvd from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tomorrow. The Performing Arts Repertory Theater at Studio 22 Fremont presents You're A Good Man Charlie Brown at 8 p.m. tonight and tomorrow. Admission $3.50 general $1.50 children. Dalmatian dog show and obedience classes at Washington Manor Park, San Leandro, with free admission. Our Town by Thornton Wilder at Hayward sleeve arena, 8:30 p.m. tonight and tomorrow. Admission $1 general $1.50 students $1 seniors. CSU Hayward Orchestra Singers and Chorus perform at 8:15 p.m. in University Theater, admission $1. Garson Kanin comedy Born to Be Wild at Palomares Park, Castro Valley, reservations 581-2422. Bars of the Spring Sky at 2 p.m. today and Planetarium Parade at 3 p.m. at Chabot College Planetarium, Hayward, admission free with reservations 782-3000. Kids’ portrait day at Hayward Library 2–3 p.m. School-age children create lifesize portraits. Weekes Branch hosts shark jaws workshop same time. Animal loans available at Sulphur Creek Nature Center, Hayward, with cages and care instructions. hours noon to 4 p.m. Weather forecast: patchy night and morning fog, then fair with highs around 60s to 70s. More details on page 18.
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The
Performing Arts Repertory ‘Theater
Man Charlie Brown
Studio 22
Ohlone
Mission Blvd
Fremont
Chabot College Planetarium
Planetarium
Chabot
Hesperian Blvd
Hayward
Weekes
Patrick Ave
Mother and daughter reunite after 30 year search
Debbie Kracl of San Leandro reconnects with her birth mother after a decades long quest begun when she was adopted at age five. A string of foster homes and evasive clues finally led to a California address and a late night call confirming the sister's existence and the family link.
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San Leandro
Debbie Krael
Brad
Brigham Young University
Utah
Bay Arc
David Kracl
Ely
Nev. Perensene
Mrs. Kraci
Barbara
Kracis
California
Fire ravages Fremont home. family left homeless
Fire at 851 Capa Drive, sparked by a short circuit in a kitchen light fixture, destroyed the attic and caused about $23,000 in damages. James D. Raube and his family, vacationing in Europe, were unaware of the blaze. Neighbor Radha Neesham organized a volunteer brigade to move remaining furniture to safety.
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Fremont
Everett Hixenbaugh
James D. Raube
Europe
Capa Drive
Hixenbaugh
Radha Neesham
Humphrey Gains Momentum Amid Democratic Primary Turmoil
The Times reports John Humphrey rises in Democratic talk while Carter Udall split the field. Ford touts anti inflation gains as Carter leads delegates, with Humphrey weighing a late bid if key primaries shift. Nominations and delegate dynamics dominate the scene as Jackson and Nunn weigh their positions.
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Senate
Ford
New Jersey
Ohio
California
The
New York Times
Jimmy Carter
Morris Udall
Carter
Humphrey
Wepaners
Times
Minnesota
Udall
Hampeshire
Insurance rates close MDs doors
After more than 30 years as a family doctor Dr Samuel Gersten quits tomorrow due to soaring malpractice insurance costs He recalls paying 1700 yearly four years ago and now faces 21700 for the same coverage He kept fees down as income fell and notes malpractice differs from actual fault saying patients sue when not satisfied with results
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Dr. Gersten
Beck
Ex-official indicted for smuggled cash
A federal grand jury indicted former Gulf Oil official William C. Viglia for lying about cash brought into the United States for political donations. The case involves offshore Gulf funds and past immunity granted for testimony, with potential penalties up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Washington
Gulf Oil Co
Congress
Gulf
William C. Viglia
Thonh U
Watergate
Viglia
Sirica
Gant
Egal
Claude Wild Jr
Bahamas
Wild
Pansee
Senate
Hugh Scott
Vigha
United Sta
Hort
Hanoi holds more POWs question lingers in Paris visit
Paris reports that visiting Americans were told by North Vietnamese officials that no details could be released about Americans missing in the early two decades of conflict. The visit was used to reaffirm there have been no disclosures and discussions on aid for war damage repair were halted until Washington returns to talks.
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Paris
Harel
Washington
Stoneridge lines up 3 major stores
Pleasonton prepares for the Stoneridge regional shopping center project with Capwell's Macy's and J C Penney planned. Taubman Co announces commitment to develop a 360 million center. Capwell's would be a 193500 square foot three level store, Macy's a 168500 square foot two level building, and Penney's 149533 square foot facility. Final site plan due spring 1977, mall construction in fall, openings targeted for fall 1979.
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Pleasanton
Loneridge
Capwell's
Macy's
J.C. Penney
Taubman Company, Inc
Stoneridge
Joe Burkhardt
Taliban
Capwell
Burkhardt
Bob Philcox
Penney’s
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South County
McConaghy
Locenan
Washington Manor Park
Chahet
Thornton Wilder
Sleeve Aera
Blvd
Cal State
California State University
Garson Kanin
Palomares Pata
Palo Verde Road
Castro Valley
Blacow Road
Fou
Animal Ending Library
Sulphur Creek Nature Center
Peli
Heyward
Pam 'Scomty
Aracia
Nevada
Sverige
Carter News
Jody Powell
Sen
Sam Nusin
Dre
Henry i Tay
Nunn
Do A
Jackson
Jackson Alse
Md’s
Hanoi
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