Youthful escapees flee from Alameda camp in San Leandro
Police hunt four youths who ran from the Alameda County Senior Boys Camp in San Leandro this morning. Last sightings place them near Avene and Foothill Boulevard around 8 am. Ages 10, 10, 16, and 17. Two facing theft sentences, others held for burglary and narcotics. Authorities fear a car theft attempt as the group may flee the area.
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San Leandro Crime Talk Meeting Agenda
San Leandro residents will discuss the teen crime rate at the As sociated Home Owners meeting tonight. Also on the agenda are a districting study for the school board, potential expansion from five to seven members, the second South County Junior College site location, and the status of San Leandro Memorial Hospital. The session starts at 8 p.m. in the basement conference room at San Leandro City Hall.
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Pleasanton sewer expansion eyed to Sunol area
Plans to extend Valley Community Services District sewer service nearly to Sunol and open about 6 100 acres of ranch land as an estate style development were proposed by Danville realtor Harlan Geldermann. Feasibility study costing 1000 would set boundaries. city council previously rejected annexation citing cost for police and fire protection.
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Supreme Court rules on Alabama reapportionment plan
The Supreme Court held that Alabama must apportion both houses as closely as possible by population. Chief Justice Warren said equal protection requires honest, good faith districting though exact numerical parity is impractical. The ruling affects Jefferson County Mobile and Montgomery, with plans deemed inequitable under the temporary court decree.
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Apartments Stir Debate Over New Gatling Road Project
A petition signed by 94 Huntwood tract residents protests a multistory apartment complex on Gatling Road. They claim noise and privacy intrusions from nearby pools and buildings threaten single family zones and demand screening or a buffer. The Hayward City Council will hear the complaint at 4 p.m. tomorrow in city hall.
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Harder Road
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Letters of Appreciation from Ashland Fire District Board
Chief Lester Olivera told the Ashland Fire Protection District board that letters of appreciation went to adjacent districts for aid during a major Ashland fire. San Leandro and Cherryland responded promptly to cover Ashland while units were in use, and civil defense units also assisted with equipment and a mobile food truck.
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Chabot GOP Club Meet at San Leandro Library
The Chabot Republican Women’s Club will meet Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the San Leandro Community Library, 300 Estudillo Avenue.
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Republican Womens Club
San Leandro Community
Estudilio Ave
Wyatt Tops Rodeo as 0.5-Second Show Earns Big Prize
In Livermore Bakersfield rider Walter Wyatt won top prize of 730 dollars for 0.5 seconds work at the tavermarel Rodeo that closed yesterday. Wyatt rode a steer in 4.3 seconds on Sunday and 6.2 seconds on Saturday as rodeo president John W Jensen reported nearly 12 000 in attendance over two days. Other event winners included Bob Wiley calf roping Bill Alameda Frank Duff team roping Gary and Byron Gist Charlene Jesperson barrel racing Don Flanigan saddle bronc Harley May bareback Lowell James Brahma bull riding.
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Walter Wyatt
Bakersfield
Wyatt
John W. Jensen
Bob Wiley
Bill Alameda
Frank Duff
Gary
Byron Gist
Charlene Jesperson
Don Flanigan
Harley May
Lowell James
Royalty Arrival Brightens Karachi Visit by Nepalese Royals
King Mahendra and Queen Ratna of Nepal arrived in Karachi for a two day private visit to Pakistan. They were welcomed by local officials and will meet with government leaders during their stay, highlighting diplomatic ties between Nepal and Pakistan.
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Ratna
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Pakistan
No Charges In Mystery Death In Fremont
Fremont police say no criminal complaint will be issued in the mysterious death of Troy Tetterton, 24, a GM employee. Investigators plan to interview a possible witness to a May 22 fight with another GM worker. If the witness confirms a struck blow, involuntary manslaughter could be considered. Alameda County DA will decide. Tetterton lived in Hayward and died seven days after the after work parking lot incident at an Oakland hospital.
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General Motors Corp
Fremont
John Crowder
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Alameda County
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Hayward
Oakland
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
New York report claims a new healing substance Bio-Dyn n shrinks hemorrhoids stops itch and relieves pain without surgery. Doctor observations show rapid pain relief and actual shrinkage over months across many years of cases. Preparation H products are advertised as the delivery method.
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