Primary elections spark big news week in June 28 edition
The week features California primary victories reshaping races for Alameda County supervisor and city seats in Hayward and San Leandro. Key races include Robert bk. Hannon contesting November runoff with Bob O'Sullivan, plus Judge Joseph Carson retaining his bench and Tom Houchins leading Sheriff candidacy. Prop. 9 constitutional reforms pass amid broad ballot measures while a wave of national items from BART funding to the My Lai investigations appear.
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Hayward
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Tom Houchins
Boal Frank Madigan
Victor V. James
Berkeley
Toni Kitayama
Alister McAlister
Jack Pimentel
Guy Piccio
Carlos Bee
South County park rises with old buildings torn down
Work begins on a new park project in South County after sewage and irrigation pipes are laid and former structures removed. Crews install a Victorian style cover over the merry go round while a nearby Victorian railroad station is planned to welcome passengers for a looping train ride. Kennedy location is 19501 Hesperian Blvd Hayward near San Lorenzo with heavy local use.
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Sunday scripture fragment reads on moral action and judgment
A fragmented line invokes a biblical admonition about knowing the right thing yet failing to do it, reflecting tension between knowledge and action in a religious context.
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Mary Jo Underhill Birthday Prank Glows on Charlotte Billboard
A four-lane downtown Charlotte thoroughfare greeted Mary Jo Underhill with a roadside billboard declaring she is over the hill, as friends celebrate. Meanwhile in Ohio, Gov. Gilligan and his wife plan to attend a birthday at Owent State Institute for the mentally retarded with a swing set gift for Miss Nelson. Two Notre Dame scholars, Patricia Kramer and Ronald Wendeln, marry on July 11 after tying for top grades among 760 Notre Dame graduates and plan to reside in Boston and Cambridge after graduation.
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