Kidshold Heads Up Graduates From Head Start Program
Among the 38 Hay ward youngsters who graduated yesterday from the Head Start program held at Iair view Sections were Carol Jackson 5 Michael Craycraft 5 and Gabriel Herrera 5 who received their diplomas from their teacher Mrs Olotea at 2912 Kelly St The youngsters four and five year olds took part in the federally funded program and were graduated in ceremonies held at New Bethel Church 2889 Kelly St
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Hayward
Iairview
Carol Jackson
Michael Craycraft
Gabriel Herrera
Mra
Foster Parents Pay Debate Overseen by Alameda Board
Alameda County officials clash over foster care pay and clothing allowances. Foster parents seek higher monthly rates and $75 initial clothing aid, arguing current sums strain families while counties compare with nearby districts. Budget hearings and department requests outline county costs and chambers of commerce funding.
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Alameda
Ivards
Frank Camposuit
Hage Ward
Fogler Parents Association
Alameda County
Anne
Ign Carry
Aden
Laren Engeh
Women charged in murder-for-hire plots in San Lorenzo
Two San Lorenzo women Nancy Weise and Betty Jean Ernest were charged with soliciting murder for hire. Investigators said they offered payments and insurance to a Fremont police officer posing as a killer to murder their husbands Richard Weise and Frederick Ernest. Arrests followed at Santa Rita Jail after written contracts and threats to finalize divorce.
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San Lorenzo
Sheriff’s Department
Palize
Nancy Weise
Keller Ave
Betty Jean Ernest
Ventana
William Wester
Fremont
Richard Weise
Fargo Ave
San Leandro
KTVU
Oakland
Frederick Ernest
Faria Ave
Lana’ Corp
Miller St
Foster
Hachnorman
Ernest
Nes. Weise
Sheriff’s
Dean Hass
Wayne, Tucker
Oscar Breiling
Richard Cox
Weise
Mrs. Wrest
Santa Rita
PT&T Seeks Interim Rate Hike After Court Reversal
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph plans a 198 million dollar interim rate increase following the state Supreme Court reversal of a prior rate rise. The firm will also cut costs, halt some construction, end new tuning, and limit overtime to essentials. William Bennett denounces PT&T as arrogant for defying court decisions.
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William Bennett
State Baard of Equalization
Telephone Company
Bennett
State Public Ullilies Commission
Hall
Pt&p
Supreme Court
State Supreme Cod
PUC
Hull
Viewsmen
FCC Ap
Weather Report Forecast Warm Weekend Ahead
The forecast calls for fair conditions with temperatures rising into the 70s and 50s at night. Patchy low clouds tonight and tomorrow morning with westerly winds 12 to 25 mph. More weather on page 22.
Consumers warned of big food price hike ahead
Washington reports that major food chains warn consumer groups of another sharp rise in food prices especially meats due to higher wholesale costs. The Price Commission plans to meet next Wednesday to discuss options including direct price control or rationing, while chain spokesmen caution against drastic actions and note chains may absorb some increases.
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Washington
The
Price Commission
Thnotty D. McEnroe
National Association of Yoo Chains
McEnree
McEnroe
Treasury
Jonni DB. Connally
Cie Nixon
Ehairs
Connally
Pelee Commission
Hayward Considers Ending County Animal Control Service
Hayward officials debate shifting from county animal control to a private or city program as the city nears termination of county services. With summer ahead, risks include sick and dead animals, rabid pets, and mounting complaints, while the city seeks interim coverage and a permanent plan.
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Eswily
Flayward
Visi Br
Jamareow
Ania
Wiliam Hildebrand
Hildebrand
Cilyr
Covactimes
William Hanley
Nalley
Hibdebrand
Laren Enuch
Vigil keeps Prairie falcons safe near Fremont
A five month midnight stakeout by 10 officials from the California Department of Fish and Game and Audubon groups has protected young prairie falcons near Fremont. The around the clock effort, started mid April, guards nests on a high bluff east of Fremont from nest robbers and curious hikers, marking a potentially historic, best organized wildlife protection effort in California.
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Fremont
Nixon
Secret Service
Jeff Ine
California
State Department of Fish and Game
U.S. Department of the Interior
Coud
Ohkine Audubon Society
Alameda
Golden Gate Audubon Chapter
Fish and Game
Yountville
National wildlife refuge bill passes in Senate
The Senate approved a bill to create a 21 662 acre national wildlife refuge at the southern tip of San Francisco Bay. It authorizes up to 20.9 million dollars over five years, including 9 million for land. The refuge spans from Redwood City area south to Alviso and north to Fremont. It will protect species at risk and host 70 percent of Pacific Flyway waterfowl migratory routes.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Nixon
San Francisco Bay
House
Dor
Edwards
D-Calif
Alan Cranston
John V. Tuney
D-Cahe
White House
Redwood City
Mente
Irving sentenced for part in Hughes autobiography fraud
Irving received a prison term and fine in federal court for involvement in a forged Howard Hughes autobiography scheme. His wife Talth Irving also faced penalties for forging the Hughes signature to withdraw funds. The couple must report by April 28 to begin their sentences as federal charges were announced amid pending state court action. A third conspirator, Richard Suskind, faced state charges but no federal indictment.
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New York
UPN
Uliffont Irving
Howard Hughes
Irving
Talth
Ler. Hughes
Irvings
Angish
State Supreme Court
Richard Suskind
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Foster ‘Paral Pay
Campos
Neve
Enoch
Contra Costa
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San Mileo
Santa Clara
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Beck
P Linget
Inns County
Navb
Rackie- Flecha
Chambers of Commerce
Yale
Castro Vatley
Chamber
Dublin
Fronval
Livermore
Are
Pleasanton
San Geandeo
Union City
Pt&t
Ann Landers
Eas
Garden News
Animal Control Service
Paul Michalczyk
Michalczyk
Cir
Dne
Cal
Clifford
Rving
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