Evening Choral and Musicals in Livermore and San Leandro
The Livermore Civic Chorus performs A Evening of Choral Music at the Presbyterian Church in Livermore tonight at 8 15. Admission is 1 50 for adults and 75 cents for youths and seniors. No Nanette comes to Pacific High School in San Leandro tomorrow at 7 30 with a 2 admission. A Fremont Boys Club benefit concert tonight at 8 features Wilma Street Gang and King Bee at Drive In Fremont with 2 75 door charge.
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Livermore
Pacific High School
Marina Blvd
San Leandro
Fremont
Wilma Street Gang
King Bee
Castro Valley Community Faire and Local Events Schedule
The Castro Valley Community Faire runs today and tomorrow with carnival rides concession booths and a cake walk. Story time for school age children is at 10 am today at the Main Branch Library 22737 Mission Blvd Hayward. Chanteleers present Bus Sop tonight at Palomares Playhouse 6395 Palo Verde Rd Castro Valley. Planetary Exploration: The Decades Ahead shows Fridays and Saturdays through Aug 9 at 7:30 pm Rotary Chabot Planetarium 4917 Mountain Blvd Oakland admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children call 531 4560 for reservations.
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Castro Valley
Castro Castro Valley
Mainard
Mission Blvd
Weekes
Patrick Ave
Hayward
Chanteleers
Palomares Playhouse
Palo Verde Road
Rotary Chabot Planetarium
Mountain Blvd
Oakland
Oakland Museum festival showcases women’s art and dance
A two day event at the Oakland Museum features women’s art, dance, music, speakers and special events. Admission is free with hours 1 am to 1 50 pm today and 11 am to 6 pm tomorrow. For more information call 77 9009. Weather notes: fair skies in South County with morning fog and warmer temperatures tomorrow.
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Tomorow
Oakland Museum
10Th and
Oak Streets
Oakland
South County
Tomor— Row
Hearst in Asia: Post claims Patty Hearst in Hong Kong
The Post and other outlets report Patty Hearst, kidnapped from Berkeley a month ago, traveling through Asia. Case details include alleged sightings in Hong Kong at a Go Down discotheque with men who supposedly identified her, plastic surgery claims, and Hong Kong Kowloon living arrangements.
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Miss Hearst
Berkeley
Hong Kong
Lore
Bangkok
Finkee See
Misa Hearst
Hong
Kong
Jersry Belcher
David Smith
Michael Casey
Teeny
Los Angeles Times
Mae Worldwide
Mmenivere
Cassy
Biss Hearst
Casey
The
Post
Hearst
Kowloon
Doctors Return to Work as Malpractice Talks Continue
California physicians resume normal duties as 23 doctors urge state lawmakers to curb malpractice insurance costs. Bills proposed include a national board for complaints, shorter statutes, and arbitration reforms, while a Northern California insurance pool was dropped amid resistance. Hospitals resume elective surgeries as the walkout ends.
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South County
William
California
State Assembly
Keene
D-Eureka
Nation Board
Danas
Wales
Jacobs
Tne DU
Deng Revisea
Aig
Physicians’ Crisis Committee
State Bar Association
Bre
Wesley Kinder
San Francisco
Sara
Soszi
Doctors Hospital
San Leandro
Kert Hanson
California jobless rate hits 10.6 percent in May
California's unemployment rate rose to 10.6 percent in May with nearly one million unemployed, despite 75,900 new jobs. Officials cited weather and a physician work stoppage over malpractice insurance as factors, with services employment falling due to hospital layoffs. The rate was the highest since records began in the 1950s.
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Sacramento
California
EDD
Jim Lorena
Pepe
Anwar
Rod
Eine
Desaid
Grads Celebrate Night After Band Funds Stolen
Fremont students held a high school graduation sendoff with live music from Olympus and Dats Dockett, a fundraiser financed by a $150 student collection, which was stolen in a burglary. The four young rock musicians performed for free, delivering a memorable final night for the class.
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Fremont
Dunder
Olympus
Nanty Sinker
Pleyers
Friendly voices chase away shut-ins gloom in Hayward
In Hayward elderly shut-ins face loneliness, but Voice Visitor volunteers call them weekly to chat. Naomi Pollard, coordinator, notes calls cover politics, TV, books, family, and sometimes blossom into long-term friendships. The program, led by Volunteers in Community Service, also offers free transportation and support services.
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Hayward
Voice Visitor
Naomi Pollard
Hayward Voice
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