Anti toll hikes rallies and Fremont murder case
Community groups plan meetings in Fremont to oppose toll increases on three Bay Area bridges effective July 1 as MTC raises tolls to 75 cents westbound. In Newark, a separate group organizes to press Sacramento to strip toll-setting powers from the MTC. In Niles Canyon, Michele Mignana, a 28 year old dancer, is identified as the tunnel death victim linked to a second Irvington nightclub killing, with a bouncer pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter.
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Fremont
Elti
Incr
Boston
Oll
Weir
Ms. Migrany
Peter and
Rose Marie Mignana
San Jose
Santa Clara
State official to speak at San Leandro handicapped needs conference
James Donald of the State Department of Rehabilitation will address a San Leandro conference on handicapped needs in Sacramento. Major Jack D. Maltester will outline city capital projects, including wheel chair ramps, a city hall elevator and automatic doors. The event, hosted by the Human Resources Commission, opens at 9 a.m. at San Leandro High School and invites all residents to participate.
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San Leandro
James Donald
State Department of Rehabilitation
Sacramento
San Leandro High Schol
Bancroft Ave
Jack D. Maltester
Aly Hal
Human Resources Commission
Day Care Workshop Event Set in Alameda County
Twelve workshops and three luncheon speakers will highlight a Day With the Family Day Care Ares program on Saturday at the Oakland Hyatt House. The all day event by the Community Child Care Coordinating Council of Alameda County features trained day care operators covering business management parent involvement food preparation crafts and more. Sponsoring groups include Oakland Albany Berkeley Southern Alameda Bay and Heavermare Valley day care associations with Frances Walker and John George among speakers at the luncheon. For information call Mimi Johnson.
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Oakland
Albany
Berkeley
Alameda Bay
Heavermare Valley
Alameda Cauty Social Services Agency
Frances Walker
State of California
Alameda Chaunty
John George Will
Mimi Johnson
Local Government and Community Events Broadcast Across Alameda County
Today's agenda includes joint bar association meetings in South Alameda County and Livermore Amador Valley with a 6 p.m. start and cocktails. Tomorrow features health screenings for seniors 9:20 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Eden Tapanel Senior Center San Lorenzo and a busy slate of public hearings, zoning reviews, budget talks, and a film program sponsored by Ohlone College with events at Hayward Union City San Leandro Fremont Oakland and other sites.
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Souther Alameda County
Livermore-Amador Valley
Hayward
Harold Howe
Blo. Sabvaw
Stanley Golde
William Hayes
Myron Martin Wil Tlalk
Booth County Superior Court
Eden ‘Tapanest
Elgin St
San Lorenzo
Alameda County Health Care Services Agency
Woodert
Fremont
Merchants Association
Partene
Elegant Ranch
Atherton St
Kanada County Board of Supervisors
Oak St
Galland
City of Union City Human Services Division
Whipple Road
Hastings
Charlie Chaplin
W.C. Fields
Laurel
Hardy
Felix the Cat
Ohlone College
San Leandro
City Hall
4Th St
Restauat
Marina Boulevard
Merced Street
Planning Commission
P.m. City Center Building, Council Chambers
Foothill
California State University
Alert
Alameda County
Winton Ave
Howard Janssen
Wichita Assistance Program
Union Cty Planning Commission
Council Chambers
Union Squareing Center
Alemada County Board of Education
W. Winton Ave
Residents and developers plan district to guide project
Fremont residents and commercial developers on Rock Avenue and Niles Boulevard seek to create a planned district to replace existing neighborhood commercial zoning. The move aims to give the city tighter control over uses while allowing limited site work before formal district approval. A July 12 hearing will decide extending the building permit ban.
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Keith Jones
Fremont
Con Mercia
Rock Avenue
Niles Boulevard
Leon Mezzetti
Finch
Art Lampert
Tony Atevedo Lopha
Taxpayer union clash over Alameda County cuts budget
Alameda County supervisors debated personnel cuts with the county budget and policy items. Union and taxpayers clashed over eliminating 107 social services positions amid discussions of a 40 million budget, with calls to cut taxes and recalls if cuts are not made.
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Alareda
Ume O
Charles Kehrlein
Apartment House Association
Alameda County
Kehrlein
Service Employes Union
Quwen Marron
David Kramer
Social Services Agency
Kramer
Fred Cooper
Cooper
Keinlein
Galland
Frank Campos
Children’s Interest Committee
Human Relations Commission
Childens Interest Commission
Campos
James Garrett
Garrett
Alameda County Taxpayers Association
District Attorney's Office
Health Care Services Agency
Susi Mandel
Mandel
Salt water barrier project wins approval
Alameda County Water District won final approval for a 3.15 million long term plan to seal salt water from the Newark Aquifer. The project includes drilling 14 to 15 wells landward of the salt ponds to pump out intruding salt water and discharge it to the bay, aiming to restore storage of fresh water and prevent further intrusion by the end of the century. Preliminary drilling could begin by summer, with a 270000 dollar contract awarded next month.
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John Pachtmer
Tri-City
Alameda County Water District
Fremont
Newark
Union City
San Francisco
Newark Aquier
Caynte Hills
Wexund
Inkate Bay
Alaspeda Creek
Leslie Salt Co
Leslie
No support for garbage fee bill dies in Assembly committee
Legislation to require trash haulers to present profit and loss data to justify rate hikes failed to gain a single vote in the Assembly Local Government Committee. Introduced by Assemblyman Bill Lockyer and Dan Leandro, the bill aimed to curb homeowner overcharges, with studies estimating California homeowners pay about 3.8 million annually. None of the eight committee members voting supported the measure.
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Assembly
Bill Lockyer
Dan Leandro
Lockyer
Labor, Employment and Consumer Affairs
California
Sacramento
Veague
California County Supervisors Association
PACE
State State Department of Consumer Affairs
Kiwanis Junior Rodeo at Rowell Ranch Sunday
Hayward region Kiwanis sponsors the Mi annual Junior Rodeo at Rowell Ranch along I 660 between Hayward and Duttin. It opens with a parade at 2 0 a.m and a flag presentation at 1 p.m. The event has raised over 30000 for charity including Sunset School for the Handicapped. Kim McCarthy 11 of Pleasanton will reign as Rodeo Queen. General admission is 250 with free entry for under nine.
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Hayward
The
Kiwanis
Rowell Ranch
Interstate 660
Duttin
Kiwanis Club of
Greater Hayward
Sunset School For the
Kim McCarthy
Pleasanton
Sunset School
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Connilmen
Leslie Rogers
Russell Comstock
William Finch
Lerge
Hillwe
Dinu Yournas
Niles Canyon Road
South County
Salt Water
Cal State
Kim Meco Radeo
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