Street Names Hearing Slated in San Lorenzo Village
Public hearing by San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors set for 7 30 p m Monday at the community center 453 Paseo Grande on proposed street name changes to avoid confusion for emergency services. Agenda notes examples Var Linda Vic Linda Vista Vid Olinda with more names likely discussed. Director Dave Alien chair of the budget and finance committee will report on insurance coverage and charges to members.
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San Lorenzo—A
San Lorenzo Village
California Supreme Court Suspends Oakland Lawyer
The California Supreme Court yesterday imposed a three year suspension from practice on Oakland attorney Leo A. Sullivan. The Board of Directors of the State Bar Association found Sullivan guilty of nine counts of professional misconduct including accepting fees without performing services. Sullivan had handled many high profile criminal cases in Alameda County.
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California Supreme Court
Oakland
Leo A. Sullivan
Board of Dhiweters
State Bar Assa
Sullivan
Alameda County
Lor Burton Ab Bott
Naper
Stephanie Bryan
Livermore High Elects Leaders
Livermore High School voted in a new student body leadership slate led by Harold Sinclair as president and Lyle Millsap as vice president. Barbara Reitz is secretary with Scott Schenone as judge and Terry Claverie as treasurer. Yell leaders include Karen Schewelwick and Sharon At Sanson. A note about student prostitution was presented to the high school administration.
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Livermore
Livermore Union
Lears
Harold Sinclair
Lyle Millsap
Barbara Reitz
Scott Schenone
Terry Claverie
Karen Schewelwick
Sharon At- Sanson
Yell
Joyce Hackmann
Sepeung
Diane Heyten
Lee Ann Boy
Danice Dalke
Sandy Henderson
Lovene McCreay
Pat Eckert
Merrily Smith
Soviet rail growth flagged by Pennsylvanian president
In an exclusive interview with UPI James M. Symes, president of the Pennsylvania Railroad, warns that the Soviet Union is expanding its railroad network while the United States faces decline. He cites Russia growing from 66,000 miles in 1940 to 73,000 by 1956, contrasting U.S. rail miles in 1940 at 134,000.
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UPI
America
James M. Symes
Pennsylvani Railroad
United Press International
Symes
Russia
Ims
United States
Railroads in Russia cited as defense backbone and U S risk
Symes argues Russia doubled railroad mileage 1845 to 1950 and electrified 3,426 miles since 1926 while U S rail capacity declines. He compares moving 1,000 tons NY to SF by rail versus highway and water, noting fuel and manpower savings with rail and warning of precarious U S railroad position for future economy and defense.
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Street Projects Bid Called Tuesday
A fragmented note discusses moving men and matériel by rail in a national emergency. It mentions street projects and bids due Tuesday and references potential wartime logistics and traffic management.
Dope Detection Drug Approved for Probation Use
BERKELEY DP border State Board of Public Health approved the use of the drug Nalline to test narcotics addicts under probation. Public health officers and designated physicians may administer it when requested, with probation officers requiring periodic tests to ensure no drug use. Railroads face industry-wide cuts and labor layoffs amid economic strain attributed to government policy.
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Berkeley
State Board ‘of Public
Henger
Trustees Set Meeting To Decide Pool Lease Renewal
Livermore High School trustees will meet at 7 40 a m Monday to decide renewing the pool lease with the recreation district. They will determine whether to renew current charges or raise them before finalizing an agreement.
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Livermore — High School
Livermore High School
Monay
Toom
Rabies Vaccination Warning Issued by County Health Official
Dr James Malcolm county health officer warned that all dogs over six months old not vaccinated against rabies will be impounded after this month. He noted three dogs will be allowed in regional parks due to rabid skunk danger in Alameda County. A low cost rabies vaccination clinic will be held from 4 a.m. to noon at the Muller Show Building Newark.
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Malcolm
Alameda County
Cheery Ri
Newark
Malcolm Re-I'Porter
Radiation Lab Speaker Slated For Rotary Club
Castro Valley Rotary Club will host Hayden J. Gordon chief Radiation Lab veteran as speaker Tuesday noon at Castro Gardens. Gordon will discuss "Problems and Satellites" drawing on recent experiments and expert insights.
Beavers Build Unusual Dams In Saint Paul
Beavers in Saint Paul have been observed constructing dams nearly fourteen feet high, with waterways surrounding the area and interiors measuring about four feet. The remarkable structures, formed with abundant timber, disrupt nearby watercourses and attract attention from residents and wildlife officials.
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ST. Paul
Leandro Boaters Meet Wednesday in San Leandro
Commodore Aarola Reed announced at a San Leandro Boat Club meeting that plans for a club drive travel programs and a house fund will be discussed at 8 pm Wednesday in city hall chambers.
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San Leandro
Aarola Reed
Cocticl Chambers
Midnight bridge hand tests nerves and nerve breakers
A late night rubber exposes risky play and dubious overcalls as South pushes bidding while dummy shows a diamond ruff. Declarer navigates with spade ruffs and heart splits, but defensive missteps invite critique. The column critiques the bid and suggests passing on a marginal overcall while outlining the key play behind the queen jack.
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West
Geelarer
Queen of Hearts
Soutr
Mick
Mek
Recreation Month program mapped by HARD district
A district HARD board meeting next Monday will formalize Recreation Month plans. Activities include a summer program kickoff, picnic ideas, and a staff luncheon on June 20 at the Valley Community Center with training for day camp and swimming staff. Major events include a teenager dance June 20 at the San Serenio Armory and senior citizen clubs ongoing.
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Locati
Dwight D’eisenhower
District Board of Directors
HARD
E St
Hayward
Hosby
Tone
Bidwell
Fairview
Valley Community Center
Lellimax
Suramer- Nleygeound
San Serenio National*Guard
Chamber to Launch Member Drive in San Leandro
The Chamber of Commerce plans a four hour enrollment drive to recruit new members by visiting business and professional newcomers. A second four hour session will follow on September 12, continuing active outreach to grow membership and strengthen local business ties.
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San Leandro
Chamber of, Commerce
Stad's
Toy Chamber
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