Judge Upholds Suspension In Realtor Case
Judge Chris B. Fox ruled that the State Real Estate Commissioner acted within rights to suspend the real estate license of Jetta Nichandtes. A hearing was ordered after allegations tied to license violations and past conduct, with Bachman of San Leandro referenced in the archival notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris B. Fox
Jetta Nichandtes
Nicharo
Eitner
Crest Realty
Seymour MM. Bachman
Antone” Sant “San
Cal Poly Area Graduates Told at San Luis Obispo Commencement
Area Cal Poly graduates are listed for California State Polytechnic College in San Luis Obispo. James J. Coelho, son of Mr and Mrs John Coelho, earns a bachelor of science in crops production with honors. Other graduates include Lawrence E. Enos in animal husbandry, Charles C. Taylor in dairy husbandry, Larry Weidl in animal husbandry, Hubert F Heil in architectural engineering, Gary E. King in aerospace engineering, Robert G. Hunter in electronics/communication.
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Alameda
California State
Polytechnic Collngé
San Luis Obispo
James J. Coélho
John ‘Coelho
Farraguk
Irvington
Lawrence E. Enos
Freeman G. Enos
D Si. Hayward
Charles C.taylor
Charles 8. Taylor
Solz Barry
Ave
Hayward
Larry Av Weélm
A. J. Holm
Bag
Sydney Way
Castro Valley
Hubert F. Heil
Racheal Heil
Yee Wells’ “Ave
Newark
Gary E. King
Waller McElroy
W. Bradimoor
San Leanfire
Robert G. Hunter
Bohannon Art Winners Named at Bohannon School Exhibit
Bohannon School displays feature landscapes portraits and still life in pencil ink crayon paints watercolor charcoal and chalk. Marianne Lewis wins land prize for watercolor. First prizes go to Sue Pryor Parker Chapman Jerry Simbth. Second prizes to Marlene Bradney Hat Piefferle Paula Cox. Third place awards to Kathy Wilcoxen Clinkenbeard and Pam Hatfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enzo
Bohannon School
David W. Rice
Marianne
Lewis
Sue Pryor
Parker Chapman
Jerry Simbth
Marlene Bradney
Marlene Bradney, Chalk and Ink;’ Hat Piefferle
Paula
Cox
Kathy Wilcoxen
Old Clinkenbeard
Pam Hatfield
Board Amends Parking Law in Alameda County
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors amended the vehicle ordinance requiring motorists to crimp wheels to the curb when parking on grades over three percent. Violation is a misdemeanor with county bail or a fine. The ordinance also bars parking in the same spot for more than 10 hours without moving the vehicle.
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Reas
Alameda Couny
County Board of Supervisors
Do it Yourselfers Aid Indians Rescue Program Casts Castro Valley Link
A Castro Valley family of 32, the Langs, aids the Tachi Indians on the Santa Rosa Reservation near Fresno. They load two trucks with bedsteads shoes and tricycles, send clothing and supplies, and report improved school attendance after providing shoes and clothes. They note government neglect and plan future building projects with Navy help.
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Castro
Salt
Castro Valley
Santa Rosa
Fresno
Leslow
Lang
Lake Chabot
San
Lorenzo' S
Lemore
Ani
Langs Bean
Navy
Toward
Abot J
Leland Joachim
Tyson Takes League Helm In Bonaire Civic League
Bonaire Civic League elects Stan Tyson as president at the last night’s general meeting. New officers include Larry Lamanet first vice president Arthur Pagli second vice president Esther Illes secretary Steve Cutawald treasurer and directors Sammee Gardiner Alma Morten Gordon Tiles Lorraine Thomas and Barney Truex. A joint board meeting of outgoing and incoming officers is set for 7 p.m. June 22 at James Madison School. An immunization clinic for dogs in the Bonaire area will be held at Madison School from 7 to 9 p.m. June 17 as part of the Alameda County anti rabies program.
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Bonaire
Stan Tyson
Bonaire Civic League
Sboard
Larry Lamanet
Arthur Pagli
Esther Illes
Steve Cutawald
Treaasurer
Sammee Gardiner
Alma Morten
Gordon Tiles
Lorraine Thomas
Barney Truex
James Madison School
Juniper St
Alameda County
Madison School
Eurcél Bassi
New Bowling Alley Slated in Alameda County
Peralla Land Co seeks a use permit from Alameda County Board of Zoning Adjustments for a private recreation center described as an alley with 24 lanes at Village Shopping Center east of Castro. Also notes petitions for a nursery and a 30-bed rest home at listed addresses. meeting at 7 p.m. today in the Alameda County office building.
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Castro
Alameda County
Cs Peralla Land Co
Board of Zoning Adjustments
Pam
Eda County
W.winton Ave
Shirt Okuda
Saklan Tech
Marving D. Carrigan
Chabot Rd
Toastmasters Plan Meeting in San Leandro
San Leandro dinner meeting of Toastmasters Club 52 lists speakers Vic Andreata Jack Hale Dave Soward Art McNeil and Ed McLeand. Meeting at 7 am at Fein a Donut shop 150th and E. Twe eigh mishap noted.
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San Leandro
Vic Andreata
Jack Hale
Dave Soward
Art McNeil
Ed McLeand
Toastmasters
Bay Area Population Forecast by Club Leaders
Bay Area planners foresee a regional population nearing 6,000,000 by 5290 with nine counties to be affected. Notables include Ray Miller and Jim Rawlins shaping the discussion as Bay Influx Martin Erjavec and Art Prefer weigh the wider implications for the nine-county region.
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Martin Erjavec
Ray Miller
San Francisco Bay Area
Jim Rawlins
Home Builder Seeks Zoning for Gas Stations and Annex Development
Oliver Roussian Organization seeks rezoning for 12 acres near West Tennyson Road to permit gas stations and industrial use. Plans include Peake Annex No.4 widening Mission Boulevard, 45 acres south of Depot Road, and construction of warehousing at Rousseau and Wintrey Annex areas. Planning Commission to meet at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Hayward City Hall to consider the requests.
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Oliver Roussian
Tennyson Rd
Ted
Peake Annex No
Mission Blvd
Depot Ra
Hayward
Hesperian Blvd
Gar
Gettysburg Ave
Con- Ave
Arrowhead Way
Planning Commission
Jackson St
City, Hall,St Loneson Development., Corp
Max
Watts
Telephone -Cos
Jon Depot
Rousseau Annex
Nesperian
Beuilt
Palma Ceia Village Honors Ten Young Citizens and Scholars
Ten Palma Ceia Village children received bronze pins this week as nominees for the Citizenship award and the association’s scholarship prize. Each award is a $25 U.S. bond to be given by a board of school administrators. Nominees include Starlett Ann Lawler Shirley Temple Virginia David Linda Lunder Tommy Peterson for citizenship. Coleen West Thomas Black Belle Baseman Fred Daggett Jr. Jim Ziblen for the scholarship.
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Palma Ceia Village
Assa
Association
U.S
Starlett Ann Lawler
Naples
St. Shirley Temple
Lutella
Virginia David
Decatur
Fremont OKs Zoning For Apartments
Fremont city council votes 4 to 1 to approve a zoning ordinance amendment for apartment development on Fremont Blvd. Council members expect final action June 24 after planners cite shortcomings in current projects. Opposition from California Hawaii Investment Co. focuses on recreation features being between owner and tenant. Also approves a capital improvements committee, 80 km/h limits, park bids, and eminent domain for Mowry Ave widening.
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Fremont
Odinance
Ailog Commission
Roy
Potter
San Riegado
Rollin Chinningham
Ihoelty
California-Hawaii Investment Co
Potter Ave
Freemont Blvd
OKAY
Michael
Fremont Blvd
Thornton Ave
Board Rd
Pabier
Richard E." Condon
City
Howards
City Attraéy
Mowry Ave
Nimitz Freeway
Pamatta
Pimentel Named Director of Instructional Services at Tracy Elementary
Marjorie M. Pimentel of San Lorenzo will become director of instructional services for Tracy Elementary School District after this year. She will work with Tracy Superintendent Cecil Sonner, principals, and teachers in curriculum and language arts coordination. Pimentel has long served in San Lorenzo including language arts coordinator, speech department work, summer program director, and district representative on educational TV and gifted enrichment committees.
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San Lorenzo
Marjorie M. Pimentel
Tracy
Serang School
Cecil Sonner
Pimentel
Smog Rules Hearing Due Bay Area Air Pollution Control District
Public hearing on proposed smog regulations announced for San Francisco University of San Francisco campus. Affected sources include incinerators material handling operations metal refining mineral processing fuel burning chemical and petroleum processing cement and aggregate processing and food processing.
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Bay Area Alr
Fishing Boats Share Strange Origin Tale At Wharf
A fragment notes fishing boats at San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf had an ancient Nile origin claim, blending maritime lore with local harbor history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Fisherman's
Antient
Hayward Twirlettes Head to San Francisco Parade
The Hayward Twirlers will travel to San Francisco on Friday to join in the Great Wide Way Celebration parade. On June 21 they will perform in the Far Western AAU pageant at Ke2ar Stadium, with notes of prior results including a third place at Burlingame Festival Parade.
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Hayward
San Francisco
Gare
Mlameda County
Sher- Posse
Festival
Parate
3& Temic Group
Fremont-A district Sets Teacher Pay Ranges for 1940s
Fremont-A trustees adopt salary schedule for teachers with pay bands from 4900 to 6800 dollars. Bet H400 to 6200 is cited for teachers. Superintendent James Nuhes estimates total wages at about 78,640 dollars, about 10 percent of the budget, with adoption expected in about a week. Three resignations accepted and one new hire. 16 teachers projected for next year. Patterson school project, adding four rooms and kindergarten, is about 10 percent complete and should be finished by August 1.
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Fremont
Itché Alviso
James Nuhes
Munes
Garten
Psi Trick
Irvington Man In Sex Case
A 22-year-old Irvington man, father of one child, was arrested by Fremont police on suspicion of sexual conduct involving two six year old neighborhood girls. He was released on bail after booking by Officer C. K. Brett following a complaint from a mother and interviews with the girls. He is tentatively scheduled to appear at Centerville Municipal Court Friday. He pleaded not guilty.
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Fremont
Irvington
Merced
C. K. Brett
Brett
Centerville
Ain
Unibri Square in San Francisco Rebuilds Under John Geary
Vague notes describe Union Square San Francisco being reconstituted from land given to the city by its first mayor John Geary who later served as a Union Army general. The item hints at historical reorganization tied to Geary’s tenure and later civic developments.
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San’ Francisco
Unibri
Fide ¢Ity
John ‘Geary
Union Army
New Jersey School Board Approves Budget Changes
Newark School District seeks bond approval to enlist federal aid for district expansion. Trustees approve changes including kindergarten to sixth staffing and administrative positions. Nicholas Muster named principal. Griffin firm to build a $1 344 warehouse at Muller School site. project ready by fall. Jack MacGregor leads policy as administrators plan student accident visit for next year.
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State’ Board ‘of Education
Newark
Ieee
Pri -Donald
Schilling
Schioal
Nicholas
Musterite
At - TA
Griffin
Jevington-flow
Muller
Jack MacGregor
Bluefield residents face weed abatement program hurdles
The city launched its annual weed abatement for property fronts but owners resist paying for rear lot burnings outside fences. Bluefield residents with frontage on two streets contest the program, citing costs and access issues as they struggle with frontages and burning requirements.
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Ymitar
Sequir
The
Bluefield Lawitol
Gas revenue split among seven Southern Alameda cities
State allocations total 552116.79 dollars for street work and engineering. San Leandro receives 198170.16, Hayward 185440.53, Fremont 90000.03, Alameda 40215.08, Newark 23361.44, Pleasanton 10249.61, Union City 4308.59.
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Gasolilla
Devenues
Mameda
G. T. McCoy
San
Leandra
Hayward
Alameda County
Kes Fremont
St. Mary’s College Announces Summer Graduate Programs
Moraga notices registration for summer graduate sessions at Saint Mary’s College. Programs offer Master’s degrees in theology and philosophy, with sessions running from June through July.
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Moraga
Suimmer
Saint Mary's’ College
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