Burglars Ransack Offices in Story Building Week End
Burglars broke into four offices in the Story Commercial Building over the weekend and then took only a set of keys. An attorney for Bell, Trump, Sheppard and Raymond found the break in early Sunday morning. Further checks showed the offices of CPA Wendell Ogard Public Stone Lettership and Pepe’s Restaurant also entered. They passed up typewriters adding machines and other items in what police call a money search.
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Hemunt
Bell
Trump
Sheppard
Raymond
CPA
Wendell Ogard
Public Stone Lettership
Pepe
AC Transit ridership climbs despite more usable gas supplies
Bus riders show sustained gains with May ridership up over 9 percent district wide from a year earlier. East Bay up 7.2 percent and transbay up 13.6 percent in four weeks, with a total rise and monthly comparisons noted by General Manager Alan L. Bingham.
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AC Transit
Alan L. Bingham
East Bay
Transbay
Union City promotes scholarships and summer recreation programs
The Union City chamber of commerce through the retail promotion committee sends a 300 scholarship to James Logan High School. Summer recreation guides are out for late June start. Learn to Swim begins June 18 at James Logan pool, eight week sessions run July 1 onward with various programs. Registration and details via the Kennedy Community Center and Union City leisure services division.
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Union City
James Logan
Union City Chamber of Commerce
Union City Businessmen and Merchants Association
Chamber
James Logan High School
Kennedy Community Center
Decoro Road
Union City Leisure Services Division
Quilt makers aid school fund in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Scholarship Fund receives 1100 from a sewing class fundraiser. Ivydell Dyer, a sewing teacher, led about 40 students in four quilt prize drawings held after a week of pattern themed workshops. Jackson Dickson noted the grant as a major single award to the fund.
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San Lorenzo
Founda UN
Ivydell Dyer
Dickson
Dyer
Eden Center Offers Free Toy Library And Coffee Hour
Eden Children's Center in San Leandro provides free public programs at 15400 Foothill Blvd. The toy library offers infant and young child toys and weekly sessions for parents on choosing toys and play. A weekly coffee hour for parents meets Thursdays from 10 a.m. to noon at the center.
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San Leandro
Eden Children’s Center
Foothill Blvd
Alameda County youth council and community events listed
Juvenile Officers Coordinating Council meets at 12 15 p m tomorrow at Senior Boys Camp 210 Fairmont Cave San Leandro with Van Amburg discussing Juvenile Delinquency. Other items include California Camera Clubs San Leandro Library meeting 7 30 p m Wednesday and two talks at Hayward venues on nursing disaster roles and Transcendental Meditation with speakers Inez Pirie Hob Carter and others.
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Hayward
Inez Pirie
American Red Cross
State Savings and Loan Office
Mission Blvd
Parents Without
P.rt
Mlinden Presbyterian Church
Hesperian
Progress moving into quaint Sunol post office move urged
The Sunol post office, long moved between locations, plans a larger building to house new machines and staff led by postmistress Lucille Loughlin. The change aims to accommodate growing operations and third class parcel work, with timelines tied to construction or leasing options.
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SUNOL
Lunal
Lucille Loughlin
Alice Athenour
Margaret Lashway
O'Loughlin
Athenour
Lashway
Off road vehicle owners protest new annual fee
Alameda County off road vehicle owners oppose a $15 annual fee levied by the state DMV for all racing vehicles, minibikes, snowmobiles, dune buggies, go carts and motorcycles. The fee funds recreation lands but many say it benefits non users and will be paid by about 50 000 residents. Local businesspeople and motorsport enthusiasts criticize the levy while DMV officials defend it as a step to track ownership and funding future tracks.
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State Department of Parks
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Alameda County
Ian MacLachlan
Fremont
Don Wixcel
San Francisco
Sports Car Club of America
Wiliam Clark
Hayward
DMV
Clark
Capacity crowd watches final day of Livermore rodeo action
A crowd of over 6 000 attended Robertson Park Stadium for the final day of the rodeo. Over two days the event drew around 14 000 fans with results led by Danny Rice in Novice Bareback at 67 points and Joe Watkins winning fil er Wrestling with 411 seconds for two rides, among multiple riders and teams from Livermore Oakdale Salinas and other locales.
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Livermore
Robertson Park
Danny Rice
Livermy
Mike Swift
Rick Sikes
Wild Gow
Nayton Silva
Huss Fields
Dave Gratat
Arillo
Oakdale
Latehy Sathers
Uskville
Wash
Joe Watkins
San Jose
Duane Foster
Ay Fork
Calif
Lynn Oakley
Alam
Lady Jordan
Roy
Lee Rosser
Marysville
Bill Nelson
San Francisco
Joe Alexander
Cora
Wye
TR. Wilson
LO Trijille
Hanis Me
Cal State forms summer theater company at Hayward
California State University creates a summer theater company under a speech drama program. Open to university junior college and high school students with a 94 GPA, the team will stage Macbeth The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Our Town and one act plays with Costy directing Macbeth and supervising others.
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Hayward
California State University
James Costy
Joan Brodie
Coty
Costy
Hgh
Spisclator wins third in general excellence at state college convention
The Spectator student newspaper edited by Chad Reeser of Lisvemore earned third place for general excellence at the Journalism Association of Community Colleges convention in Fresno. Reeser also placed second in spot editorial writing and joined the association's student committee. Honorable mentions went to Sal Agjana for feature cartoons and Mike Parfan for on the spot feature photography.
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Spisclator
Conbat College
Mresno
the Spectator
Chad Reeser
Lisvemore
Northern California
Reeser
Sal Ag Jana
Mike Parfan
Hayward Tips on Northern California Taxable Retail Sales Ranking
Hayward leads Northern California in industrial development for six years while San Jose Oakland and Fresno top the state list by taxable retail sales. San Lorenzo Jaycees launch Operation Amigo to provide household liners and funds for crippled children needing orthopedic surgery with doctor and hospital support statewide.
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Hayward
Northern
California
Bakersfield
Chamber of Commerce
HM Sage
Chamber
W. van Blarham
Basin and Commerce
State Board of Aquiashealion
Cal
San Lorenzo
Jayoues
Jaycees
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