Arm graft patient to leave hospital
Samuel Lee, who had his arm severed by a train and reattached at Merritt Hospital after a six hour operation, will be released today to the Salvation Army Men’s Social Service Center in Oakland. He will continue therapy and plans a bone grafting operation in a few weeks. He was found beside the Southern Pacific tracks at Warn Springs Boulevard after a suspected fall or jump.
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Oakland
Samuel Lee
Fremont
Merritt Hospital
Lee
San Jose
Men's Social Service Center
Salvation Army
Southern Pacific
Warn Springs Boulevard
Edendale School Burglarized and Vandalized
Deputies report Edendale Junior High School burglarized with several windows broken by rocks. About $753 in school supplies vanished. damage and missing items noted as the burglary and vandalism. Investigation ongoing. Local authorities and school officials responding to the incident.
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San Lorenzo
Edendale
Sheriff's Deputies
Uaws
Equipment stolen from parked Castro Valley camper
Castro Valley deputies reported nearly 98,000 dollars in Beltone hearing aid testing equipment stolen from a Winnebago camper parked on a Castro Valley street. Owner Himest Mead of Oakland said the break in occurred between 6 last Sunday and today, with two Beltone audio meters valued at 400 each among the items missing.
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Castro Valley
Sheriff's Deputies
Himest Mead of
Oakland
Beltone Hearing Rad Co
Ann
Gastro Valley
San Leandro Boy Injured in Snaffle Accident
A 7 year old boy, Warttoy Isbell of 15250 Upton Ave, was in satisfactory condition at Mumorial Hospital after a broken leg from a bicycle accident on Thornally Drive near Jesperian Boulevard. Police stated Neveltahons were issued. the driver, Jerry Ro Murry of 15267 Corbett Court, told police he was driving and the boy crossed front of his car.
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San Leandho — Warttoy Isbell
Upton Ave
Mumorial Hospital
Jerry Ro Murry
Corbett Court
Thornally Drive
Arel
Jesperian Boulevard
Neveltahons
Forklift Theft Reported At San Leandro Company Yard
A company on Washington Ave in San Leandro reported a forklift stolen several weeks ago. James Johnson of the Superior Lat Casth office contacted the police, noting the vehicle may have been loaned or rented and that officers are investigating the theft.
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San Leandro
Palion
San Lazuediy
Cire
James Johnson
Washington Ave
AC Transit Receives Safety Citation in 1970s Award
AC Transit was honored by the American Public Transit Association for safety improvements. The agency ranked among 15 award winners, noting a 19 percent drop in passenger accidents and a 40 percent error reduction compared with prior years.
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AC Transit
Ahmeda Centra
Pransit Histrict
American Publicly Association
AC ‘Transit
Mischiel
Nies Witout
Otto
XN Jones Wellout
American Transit Association
Yoar Hayatrad
Local government and community meetings listed for today and tomorrow
A stream of civic items lists the Earl Bay Municipal Utility District board meeting at 7 pm and workshops on retirement benefits, plus the Tricity Citizens Health Advisory Council session at Washington Hospital. Tomorrow features Eden Singles at 7 and the Hayward City Council Airport Committee gathering at 7:30 with downtown hangar rental talk and fees.
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Earl Bay
Adeline St
Oakland
Tricity
Citizens Health Advisory Council
Washington Hospital
Fosmont
Grace St
Taywari Fis
Eden Singles
Kalen Congregational Church
Grove Way
Hirety Street
Hayward
Hayward City
Cownil Airport Committee
Cy Center
Heariyean
New Haven teachers attack budget as trustees approve 12 million tentative plan
New Haven district trustees approved a $12 million tentative budget with a higher tax rate and a dwindling reserve fund, drawing fire from teachers and the Certificated Employes Council. Critics charged budget procedures, cuts to substitutes and special education aides, and the creation of a reserve fund amid cost of living concerns.
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New Haven
Las Night
Ellis Teel
Charlene Gillespie
Employes Council
Decoto
Hod Fivelstad
New Haven Teachers Association
Fremont
Two men held to answer on burglary charges in San Leandro
Two men from San Lorenzo and Stockton were held to answer in superior court on felony burglary charges after rifles and tape recorders valued at $1,250 were reported stolen from an unoccupied San Leandro house. Judge Wallas ordered their transfer to superior court for arraignment.
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San Lorenzo
Stockton
San Leandro
Marina Faire
Transit transfer plan backed by committee amid debate
A three member committee recommended extending free bus rides for dependents, with costs pegged around 150000 for ticketing equipment. The plan faced opposition over expense and implementation, and committee members Ella Hite John Glenni and Nello Bianca prepared a report for the full board. Regular member Harvey Glasser was absent.
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Ella Hite
John Glenni
Nello Bianca
Harvey Glasser
South County Scene in The Daily Red
Local society page highlights June 18 1975 events in Hayward Catt community. Readers note social gatherings and community happenings around town with brief profiles of residents and upcoming local engagements.
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the Daily Red
Hayward
Catt
Chabot board weighs Nike site plan and road link
South Cours Community College District trustees discussed the future of the former Nike missile site in the San Leanardo Castro Valley hills. A July 2 deadline for the park district to show interest remains. a proposed road would connect Redwood Road and Arcadian Drive, potentially widening Redwood Road and affecting development and housing access. No action was taken. a tentative 1975 76 budget of 14 million was adopted for county submission.
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San Leanadro-Castro Valley
South Cours
Redwood Road
Jarvis
College
Lake Chabot
Chabot College
Reed L. Buffington
Parsons Estates Homeowners Association
Jarvis Gested
City center development faces comment deadline clash
Hayward council members clash over an environmental study for a planned city center residential and commercial project adjacent to the City Center Building at 2400 Foothill Blvd. The plan envisions about 300 apartments with later retail and offices. The study warns of traffic, creek pollution, and open space loss but notes mitigations and downtown revitalization. July 3 is the written comment deadline.
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Hayward
City Center
Gail Steele
Foothill Llvd
San Lorenzo Creek
Steele
William C
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Eden Ave
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Valleyview
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Mehalus
Fairview
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Mehalas
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Minnesota
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