EBMUD Changes Rules On Water Main Extensions
EBMUD board president Francis Boyt announces policy revisions affecting water main extensions. New rules require applicants to fund and manage extensions under district plans and specs, replacing prior district‑installed mains. A $47.50 cash service charge is added for each connected extension, with the district handling inspections.
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Mast Gay
Francis 2. Boyt
Mass Pd
Gliritention
Hoye
Mijn Fo
Nis
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Neésy
Boyd
John B. Wood
John Hennessy
Douglas Mantel
Violm Kenney
Mred A. Wisen
Nat Wdwwards
Father’s Day Contest Closes Friday at Daily Review
Walkers line the Daily Review office seeking entry in the Father’s Day contest co sponsored by The Review and local merchants. Entries close tomorrow as judges select the eldest, youngest, luckiest and largest family father, with winners announced Monday. Contestants include Carl Lehmann Tony Nunes George Mortig Harold Roderick and others from local streets.
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Daily Review
Review
Hayward
Carl Lehmann
Strabridge “Avenue
Tony ‘Nunes
Westert Boulevard
George Mortig
Castro
Harold
Poplar Avenue
Joseph Roderick
Lowell Avenue
Meoy, Lamb
al Chamorro
Winton
Carpenters Vote on Referendum Over Three-Year Deal
In San Francisco area carpenters vote on a three year agreement between 14 600 union members and 400 contractors with raises of 10 cents per hour this July and 7 1/2 cents in 1991 and 1963 each. The pact covers 14 000 carpenters in San Francisco San Mateo Alameda and Marin counties and omits wage arbitration and closed shop but favors those who worked for association companies between 1947 and 1950.
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San Francisco
Seight Contractors’ Associations
AFI
Bay Area
Bay Area’ District Council of Carpenters
J. F. Catbiano
Carpenters Union International
California State Council of Carpenters
San Mateo
Alameda
Marin
Beteen
Starold Ringrose
Construction,” Employers Council
Carmen Referendum Vote Today on Settlement Proposal
Carmen votes in Oakland to refer a revised settlement between the carmen and Key System. The plan calls for a four cent hourly raise, a wage boost to $1.53 for varmen and $1.60 for mechanics, plus pension, medical, and firing rule improvements.
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AL Carmen
Carmen
Oakland
Qinar Hoskins
CIO Expels ACA for Communist Ties
Washington CIO executive board expelled the 10,000-member American Communications Association on grounds it follows Communist doctrine. The 45-member board acted on a committee's April charges and noted ACA policies align with the Communist Party rather than CIO objectives.
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Washington
CIO
Tailay
American Communications Association
Algo
Fur and Leather Workers Union
Wilbur stars in Robinson Jeffers adaptation at Union High
Community theater presents an adaptation of Isnt Greek Dragon featuring Wilbur in the role of and Barbara Mc Jough as Vast as Her Tree with the curtain slated for 8:15 tomorrow. Ben Minton photo accompanies the notes.
Castro Valley Water Service Project Completed
Castro Valley Water Service reports completion of more than five miles of major water supply lines in the northeast Castro Valley area. The project cost about 250000 dollars and increases Castro Valley pump station capacity from 450 to 1850 gallons per minute to boost efficiency. A new 10 and 12 inch pipeline extends from the pumping plant to the reservoir and along Savern Hills and Godney Way to Slanton Avenue serving higher elevations and the Creat area. The installment includes disinfection and the work was announced by A C Carr vice president of the West Municipal Utility district.
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Tro Valley
A. C. Carr
Hest
Castro Alley
Castro Valley
President Drive
174Th Avenue
Redweol Road
Proctor ‘Road
Carrinston
Saven Hills
Ggdney Way
Slanton Avenue
Sever
Hills Road
Sydney Way
Creat Avenue
Stinton Avenue
Carrington
Pelistriet
Bay
Baseball Scores and Postponements Across Leagues
The record notes American League action with Boston and Cleveland games and late results, including masterson and Johnson. It lists Tab bets on Lemon and Henay, and Washington at 1 dollar. In the National League Chicago at Brooklyn was postponed by rain, as were Pittsburgh at New York and Lonie at Philadelphia, with night games noted.
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Boston
Cleveland
Masterson
Johnson
Lemon & Henay
Washington
National League
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Lonie
Philadelphia
Woman Intervenes As Missing Girl Is Found On Doorstep
Mrs. Honey Gall of 735 Smalley Avenue Hayward spotted a young girl on her doorstep while reading The Review The girl identified as Josephine Zamora from Russel City had been reported missing in the paper Mrs Gall alerted the sheriff and a deputy arrived to return Josephine home after she spent the night near the Gall porch
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Honey Gall
Smalley Avenue
Hayward
Review
Josephine
Mrs. Gall
Chiseler Gets 90 Day Sentence Under Unemployment Rule
Edward F. Hall of San Leander was found guilty of working while collecting unemployment benefits. Judge Jacob Havwler Jr. sentenced Hall to 90 days in county jail after the guilty verdict. The case cited the state penal code prohibiting gainful employment while receiving unemployment checks.
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Edward F. Hall
Dillon
San Leander
Jacob Havwler Jr
Malls
Hayward
Hart
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