Livermore Rodeo Star Wins as 9000 See Showdowns
The 40th annual Livermore Rodeo drew a capacity crowd of 9000 as Sullins of San Diego topped the money list with 17.6 seconds in bulldogging two steers and 8.2 seconds in Sunday bulldogging. Bill Ward of Angels Camp earned top saddle bronc honors aboard War Paint, while Sullins teamed with Sonny Tureman to place fourth in professional team roping. Wyatt Earp entertained with gunfight demonstrations amid a heavy rainstorm that closed the event.
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Car Crashes Leave Multiple Injuries On Highway 17
A westbound car driven by Frank Obreror 49 of San dese struck another vehicle, injuring three riders including Daniel Martinez 21 Terr ry 1GeBenita 47 and Rachel Martinez 21 all of Stockton. The driver of the third car died later at St Paul’s hospital. A pedestrian was hit by a car nearby, and George W. Walton of Palos sustained leg and pelvis injuries. The northbound driver Singleton 21 120 East El Capino Real Mountain View was cited for speeding after his car swerved off the road and flipped into a large hole on Highway 17. Day 95 388 Sunnyvale was hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
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Leandro Sued For Cop's Crash in Alameda County
In Alameda County Superior Court Mrs Evelyn Dias of San Leandro sues the city, a patrol officer, and others for 50850,750 in personal injuries from a February 18 crash on Estudito Ave near San Jose Ave. The suit names Officer Delia and cites brain concussion and a broken nose from the rear collision.
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Lorenzo Schools Receive Federal Education Funds
San Lorenzo School District is slated to receive 106,901 dollars in federal funds certified by the U.S. Office of Education. Paul Ehret, district superintendent, announced the payment reflects a per pupil amount for students with parents connected to the federal government.
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Hayward Annex Hearing Prompts Protests at City Council
The Hayward City Council plans a public hearing on the South Hayward Industrial Annex of 1132 acres bounded by Asquire Whipple Eastshore Freeway and Southern Pacific tracks. The issue stems from a prior Treeview Annex voided by Alameda County Court. protests must equal 50 percent of assessed valuation to stop the current proposal.
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Girl Sets Off Kidnap Scare In Hayward
Hayward police issued an all points bulletin after a nine year old girl phoned her mother from Castro Valley saying she had been forced into a car. The girl later called from Castro Valley stating she was at a friend's house and described a frightening experience before returning home.
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Hayward Dedication of County Office Building
In Hayward a 134 million dollar Alameda County office building on Winton Avenue was dedicated yesterday by Larry J. Laflew of Hayward, with Francis Dunn as main speaker in Sweeney’s absence. The H shaped steel and stucco structure totals 100000 square feet, housing 12 departments, and sits on a 10 acre site near plans for a civic center.
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Pleasanton Council Plans Expropriation Master Plan
Pleasanton city council plans to meet at 8 pm at city hall to draw up contracts with Plans Consultant Harold Wise for a federally financed master plan concerning the Bonita tract. The agenda includes expropriation steps and preparation for implementation.
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Hayward district budget hearing on 1957 58 spending
Hayward Area Recreations District directors prepare to air a proposed 500000 budget for 1957 58 at a public meeting at 1015 E Street Hayward. The 4 pm session will open bids on Burbank and Sequoia School shelter buildings and consider adopting a 1957 58 salary ordinance.
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Hayward School Board to Debate Bond Issue
Hayward trustees weigh a bond proposal as district business manager Marsh says aid depends on the decision tonight. Staff recommends a minimum five percent bond approval tied to a five year building program possibly costing 1.5 to 3 million dollars depending on bond size.
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Castro Valley coaches to address Rotary Club noon tomorrow
Castro Valley High coaches Lovaglia and Hart will discuss the past year’s athletic results and future prospects at a Rotary Club luncheon at Castro Gardens on Castro Valley Boulevard. The football and baseball coaches will speak about the athletic program’s progress and goals.
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Lovaglia
Ed Hart
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Castro Valley Blvd
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Scuss
Castro Valley Annexation Survey Warns Costs and Opposition
Oakland City Council ordered survey on Castro Valley annexation. Report shows Oakland would spend about 543000 annually to service the area and collect 1103000 in taxes, while local groups oppose the move. Paul Rhodes warns residents to beware petitions and potential takeovers. The study covers 11500 acres of park land and utility district lands, plus suburban and undeveloped canyons.
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Building Date Set for Newark Plant in New Jersey
New Newark plant move planned with 30 000 square feet at Cherry Road and Central Avenue. Thomas C Sewell, firm president, said construction will start soon with about 25 workers, leasing expires December 1 and permits are not yet applied for.
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