1000 Sign For Classes At College
Readable text notes approximately 1 60 sixients registered yesterday for the Summer session at the College for Alameda County. Director of Summer Sessions says registration would continue through Friday with at least 100 additional students expected. Evening offerings include Marketing Principles, Advertising Art in Contemporary Society, Business and Professional Speaking, Human Relations in Teaching, and other courses in a six week program. Students wishing to enroll in evening classes or workshops may register at the first meeting of the class or workshop.
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Alameda County
Forest
Ana Ler
Mayer
Ta Cnel
State College
Steve Rubiolo
Appeal Backed For Wider Hesperian Boulevard Widening
San Leandro council unanimously endorsed widening Jesperian Boulevard from West A Street to Shansler Streets as part of a request for federal funds under the federal aid secondary program. If approved, the project could extend to East Hib and into Fremont, with local residents opposing a frontroad elimination.
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San Leandro
Hayward
Jesperian
West A
Shansler
San
Fremont
Miney
Mlaynard
Streol
FBI Agent To Address Rotarians
Paul F. O Connell Ir assistant special agent in charge of the San Francisco division of the FBI will speak at the San Lorenzo Rotary Club noon luncheon Thursday June 2 at Jolly Hoger's Restaurant 19950 Hesperian Blvd O Connell will discuss FBI activities and his career background A graduate of Benjamin Franklin University he served as Navy pilot in World War III and has worked in Seattle Idaho and Washington DC Dr Gordon Marx Rotary Club president attends
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San Borenzo
San Lorenzo
Seatte
Ontaho
Washington, D.C
Gordon Marx Rotary Club
Atenzi
School Board Tonight Considers District Development
Fremont Wash ington Unified High School District trustees meet tonight to hear a report on plans for a junior college district development in Washington Township. They will discuss display policies for the district curriculum development and research program.
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Fremont
Washington
Opinion on City Sewage Fees for Six Homes
Residents of six 10 Six Avenue homes contest annual sewage service assessments. They claim they were not informed of fees at purchase and dispute who should pay. City officials and council members debated legality and responsibility, with legal counsel involved to determine liability.
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Mes
Hey
Shei Kanes
City
Mar
William Taatness
Jensen Development Co
Ie Homes
Parness
Lincud
Andrey Lieven
Aventin
Richard Cablaghver
Whipple Road Bid Accepted For Apple Road Widening
The bid for widening Apple Road in Union Cay Iron was accepted, with the bidder SGL13¢ estimated at 71,000 dollars. The contract goes to the city administrator and city engineer to finalize award on June 24.
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Union Chy
Law
Apple Road
Union Cay Iron
Western Pacific
Pipe City Co
Eas U. S. Holmes
Souline Drive
Welfare Worker Parrish Loses His Appeal
Benny Parrish a 29 year old former Alameda County welfare worker who refused surprise visits to needy families had his appeal to the Civil Service Commission denied. The commission upheld his dismissal citing insubordination and failure to participate in authorized welfare visits scheduled Jan 11. Parrish argued raids violated privacy and rehabilitation goals. he plans further action through his attorneys.
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Alfred County Soci
CI Service Commission
Mat Parrish
Alameda County
Board of Supervisors Superior Court
Kehoe
Parrish
Ridhe
Ftan
ANC
Jareth Kehoe
Ilios
Civil Service Commission
Yesfoedans
Parness Moves to Formalize Spokane Airport Sale Plan
City officials discussed formalizing the sale of parcels tied to the present airport site and a major landholder’s plan to relocate the airport. Parnass proposed financing for a municipal golf course as negotiations stall with two prominent landowners who refuse to sell, risking eminent domain measures and potential forfeiture of funds.
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Lans
San Rat
Bic
Panville
Inricel Todd Cnanin
Partess
Lnst Allnvents
Hageman
Miguel
Ind
Parnass
Edwin Hageyclude
Zoning Maps Are Checked In San Leandro
San Leandro Council reviews city zoning maps on Monday night. Countymen took no formal action except to knock out a development district near the Nimits Freeway Castra Valley junction. The area, once zoned for a Flamingo motor hotel, reverts to an NI nursery zone with a conditional use permit under Ivan Cuy Ay Glenn. Development at $35,000 per acre is unlikely along agricultural-horticultural lines.
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San Leandro
Nimits
Castra
Flamingo Motor
Rev Kelly Honored At Reception For Ordination
A reception celebrated the ordination of Reverend Kelly at St. John's Church in St. Laurent’s. Attendees included Mrs. Git, sisters Lorena Cecilia Kelly and Katherine Cray, and local parishioners from Mayward and Martin Len.
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Sandy
Heel Bonnett
Vin Andottie
Sita Lorenys
Ae Ki
they _ Franks Seminary
Pennsylvania
Wen
Daha Wi Cluirch
St. John's Church
St Larenars
I Keily
Lorena
Cecilia Kelly
Katherine Craysons
Bolte
Maywarl
Martin Len
Bartender To Enter Theft Plea in San Leandro
Oakland bartender Gilbert Moore faces charges of petty theft with means to harm and carrying a gun in a crude and threatening manner. He was arraigned yesterday in San Leandro Municipal Court after deputies allege he dragged and handcuffed his ex wife Sharon Moore to her home and stole a weapon from John Ryder of 20382 Barnhill Lane.
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Gilbert Moore
Oakland
Noraw
Gerald PL
Connitt
Mig
Manip
Moore
Dudge Connitt
San Leandro S
Sherif
Sharon Tao Moore
Children Shop Plans Okayed by City Council
Plans for a children's shop in Ashtanga fay were approved by the city council, with a similar outlet in San Lejauira's Rawntow Plaza slated to open. The decision follows a lengthy review of proposed storefronts and zoning compliance.
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Wan Leandro
Warren Mills
Busness
Ashtanga
San Lejauira
Rawntow
iPlazal
City Council
La Vista Mulls Full-Time Pay For Parker
La Vista School District board meets at 8 p.m. to consider paying Personnel Director Eleanor Parker full time for June 49 to 50 instead of quarter time. Hayward Unified School District personnel commission urged full-time pay. If granted, the district would cover Parker’s remaining salary from its funds after July 1. Meeting held in La Vista District board room 29774 Mission Blvd Hayward.
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la Vista School Dist
Eleanor Parker
Hayward
Dist. Posonnel Commission
la Vista
Parker
Um District
la Vista Dist
Board Room
Mission Glvd
Driver Hurt Hitting Pole
San Leandro resident Philip Spiegelman 32 was injured when his car struck a pole on Hesperian Boulevard just south of A Street in Hayward this morning. Police said he was reaching for a paper on the seat beside him when the vehicle veered out of control.
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Philip Spiegelman
Estabrook St
San Leandro
Hesperian Boulevard
Hayward
Spiegelman
Ron
Transit Bill Stand Backed by City Council in San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO council, in an unanimous vote, backs SB44 to allow cities and counties to use in lieu taxes for rapid transit. The measure would authorize a county levy of 12 cents in Feulex for rapid transit purposes and awaits the governor's signature. The move follows an SOS from the League of California Cities urging a governor endorsement.
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San Leandro
Salt Weandra Council
Randolph Collier
League of Caliornia
Van Aken Named Fulbright Scholar for Uruguay Study
Dr. Mark Van Aken associate professor of history at SCAC has been selected as a Fulbright scholar to study social and political attitudes of university students in Montevideo Uruguay for 1903 61 scholar cycle. He will be accompanied by wife and 6 year old son and will receive about 315000 in grant funds for the project.
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Philip
Montevideo
Ruigaayan University
Mark van Aken
Alameda County
National Univers
Uruguay
Argentina
Yrart
SCAC
Willj
Army Association Elects New Chairman
Lt. G James M. Gavin announced the election of Stanley Willer as chairman of the reservation’s council. Willer, from Palo Alto California, succeeds the prior chairman and will lead the association’s mass storage initiative.
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James M. Gavin
Stanley Willer
Palo Alto
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