Six San Francisco Area Bar Passes in 1877 Exam
Six South County residents are among those who passed the California Spring 1877 General Bar Examination. Forty four percent of the 3420 statewide takers passed. Residents include Merle Bechtald Fremont Burl Ghali Hayward Mullany Livermore Skplen Peppas San Leandro and Steven Shorr San Leandro.
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San Francisco
South County
Merle Bechtald
Walnut Ave
Fremont
Bury Ghali
Center St
Hayward
A Mullany
Ruth Way
Livermore
Skplen Peppas
Lee Ave
San Leandro
Willian Brooks
Lake Chabot Road
Steven Shorr
Cherry St
Money order aid bill advances in state committee
A bill 1882A1 authored by Seo Alfred B. Alquist advances to reimburse holders of worthless Universal Money Orders from a bankrupt firm. It proposes 6.9 million to partially repay holders, funded by later bankruptcy court proceeds, as a loan to the Department of Banking for 10.5 million outstanding orders. The measure aims to aid old, disabled, and poor holders while awaiting settlement in three to five years.
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Scanamfnto
Sere Pinanen Comittee
Seo
Alfred B. Alquist
i-Sanese
Department of Banking
Alquist
BART Agent Arrested In San Francisco Theft Case
BART station agent Ken Young of Larkspur was arrested on suspicion of burglary after being seen packing money from a fare machine at Civic Center station. Police say the incident ties to a BART undercover effort to curb employee theft amid a large variance between expected and counted revenue.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit District
BART
Ken Young
Larkspur
Civic Center
San Francisco
BAHT
Young
San Leandro pilots win race at Mr Derby event
San Leandro pilots Ron Siegel and co-pilot Roberts, with attorney Don Harrington of San Diego, won top prizes in the Golden West 99s Smile version fifth annual Mr Derby. Siegel and Roberts earned a trophy and $2 for the best Aimenia flight Hayward to King City to Colusa back to Hayward. Harrington won the City of Hayward best Hayward based pilot award with a trophy and $80 at Antonino's in Hayward. Spokesman Jean Abramson said 15 of 16 planes finished the race open to men and women.
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San Leandro
San Diego
Golden West
The
Ron Siegel
Vistagrand Drive
Dim Roberts
Hermano
Siegel
Roberts
Hayward
King City
Colusa Sia
Madera
Don Harrington
Harrington
Antonino
Jean Abramson
Disabled vets plan annual Oakland dinner with state convention
Past commanders of the Oakland chapter of Disabled American Veterans will hold their annual dinner Friday at the Terard and Hilton Inq. The dinner coincides with the California State Convention the Oakland chapter will host in the same hotel, per Raymond P. Miller of San Leandro. Attending past commanders include Charles J. Garner of Fremont and John D. Engberg of San Leandro.
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Oakland
Disabled American Veterans
Atterard
Hilton Inq
California
Raymond P. Miller
San Leandro
Charles J. Garner
Fremont
John D. Engberg
Panetey
Cow
Washington. D
Azores official to attend San Leandro reception
Dr. Alvaro Modjardino, president of the Azores Regional Assembly, will attend a reception at the UPEC Cultural Center in San Leandro on Sunday afternoon to represent the Portuguese Republic. The event kicks off at 2 pm with free admission and is part of a week of celebrations honoring Portuguese culture and the Portguese post Campos. A folklore show will also be staged at Wilson School in Oakland and another in San Jose, featuring Amalia Rodrigues.
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San Leandro
Alvaro Modjardino
Azores
Republic of Portual
UPEC
Campos
California
San Jose
Wilson School
Williams St
Criibal GOP Women's Club Meeting Draws Haycard Area
The Criibal Republican Women's Club will hold its last meeting Thursday before summer recess. All interested women may attend a 12 40 p m luncheon meeting with a $9 30 per person charge. Reservations are by Laure Wirt Bt BOG4019 or Catharine Wilson at 37 3022. Rita Holmes is president.
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Criibal Republican Women’s Club
Laure Wirt
Catharine Wilson
Haycard
Rita Holmes
New Haven Board Meeting Agenda and Local Civic Events
Today agenda covers New Haven school board at district headquarters 3380 Weaer Ave Tinton City review of 1377 78 tentative budget and 1977 78 classroom housing for special programs plus teacher pay discussion Fremont City Council meeting at city hall 2703 civic Center Drive and Castro Valley Sanitary District session at 2100 Marshall Ave Ohlone College Joaz Band concert 8 pm Fremont Free public concert featuring several composers plus other events Tomorrow Washington Hospital board budget unveiling noon at 2000 Mowry Ave Fremont Amerkcan Association of Retired Persons San Jeandro chapter 1230 pm Broadmoor Congregational Church Karl W Humbing speaks Fremont High School theater venue public hearing on sewer charges by Loma Sanitary District 230 pm 2600 Grinit Ave Sar Lorenzo
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New Haven School Board
Weaer Ave
Tinton City
Fremont
Ban Scharmber
Gerry Mulligan
Sammy
Nestico
Es Noaper
Washington Hospital Board
Hospital Board
Mowry Ave
Amerkcan Association of Retired Persons
San Jeandro
Broadmoor Congregational Church
Dowling Mivd
Karl W. Humbing
Citizens For, Law and Order
American High School
Fremont Blvd
Ore Loma Sanitary District
Teens Say Paint Joke Was Planned By Students
A pair of spokesmen claim the mock paint prank was staged as a joke by students who are in on the gag, suggesting the teens orchestrated the humor rather than it being a random act.
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Aign
Two restaurants eye marina in San Leandro
The San Leandro city council learned plans proceed for two restaurants and a motel at the marina area between North and South Dike roads. Antonino Carilli withdrew plans for a restaurant after a dispute over future openings. Horatio's in Seattle and Pepper Mill near the marina show interest. a September motel groundbreaking is tentatively set. Council seeks timetable by next meeting while budget talks reveal chamber goals and a consultant survey on local industry retention.
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San Leandro
Auseabirta
Antonino Carilli
Antonino
Hesperian Bowevard
Hlaywood
Marina
Antoning
Horatio’s
Seattle
Pepper Mill
Jack D. Maltester
Alameda County votes to send auto wrecking yard rules to supervisors
The Alameda County Planning Commission approved submitting stricter auto wrecking yard restrictions to county supervisors. The proposed rules align with Hayward standards, require sturdier fencing and landscaping with drip irrigation along Depot Road, and push toward annexation to Hayward for public water and sewer access. Wreckers may seek year use permits in exchange for higher costs, while some depot road owners oppose rules as moves to push businesses out.
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Alameda County
Jasmoth
Hayward
Depot Road
Peter Jimenez
Commission
Richard Flynn
Worney
Countty
Forney
Dodeskaden screening at Chalint College main hall
A 1971 color Japanese film Dodeskaden will be shown free tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Chalint College main auditorium 2555 Hesperian Biei Hayward. A dis quisianted by Eugene Marker will follow the screening. Marker explains the nonsense word mimics a trolley sound.
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Chalint College
Hesperian Biei
Hayward
Eugene Marker
Marker
Eugene F
Kurosawa's Color Odyssey Examines Mankind Amid Debris
A richly symbolic, painterly first color work by Kurosawa uses a Tokyo dump setting and a tram journey through real and imagined characters. He dramatizes deprivation, ambition, and optimism by vignette portraits, culminating in a fragile but hopeful view of humanity.
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Rokuchan
Tokyo
Kurosawa
Tall
Keises
Vice mayor contemplates harassment charges in San Leandro
For a decade C.8 "Whiley" Harder has picketed Broadmoor Boulevard and recently parked a truck outside Vice Mayor Val Gill's home. Gill says the stunt harassed his wife and requests charges. City Attorney McSharry notes similar court cases deem such behavior harassment. Harder insists he aims to protest decency and city responsiveness.
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San Leandro
Broadmoor Boulevard
Geritol
Val Gil
Gill
James McSharry
Harden
Harder
Ne Uce
Sander
San Lorenzo trustees review district budget plan
San Lorenzo Unified School District unveiled a preliminary budget showing a 28000 increase in expenditures and a 35.19 tax rate per 100 assessed value, with a 622754 balance deficit and potential 6.9 percent cost of living cuts. The board plans a special workshop on June 13 to study the budget, accreditation, and staff reductions affecting about 21 workers, as United Public Employees Local 290 is recognized for future negotiations.
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San Lomlenzo
Mery Moranast
San Loreno Unified
Suph
Willian
Delph
Allan Frorakin
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Bay Area
WASC
Argonne
Grant
Lindi Vista
United Public Employes
South County Scene In Hayward Daily Review
Local page from Hayward California dated Tuesday June 7 1977 highlights community events and notices in South County. Includes brief items on local people places and happenings across the region.
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Tha Daily Review
Hayward
Calit
Dentists urged to fight controls by Shuler speech
Dr Frank Shuler of Clinton Wisconsin urged members of the Southern Alameda County Dental Society to unite against government intrusion and national health insurance. He described dentistry as a hub and warned that free enterprise care must be defended to keep high quality care available. The event also honored leaders and featured a $2500 gift from Sue Kuehn to fund a new dental clinic at Vesper Memorial Hospital.
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Rita Resare
American Dental Association
Frank Shuler
Clinton
Wis
Alameda County
Shuler
United States
Academy of General Dentistry
Hot Shuler
Academy
American Dental Hygienists Association
Labor
BTIS
Sue Kuehn
Women's Auxiliary
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