Bond Vote Set For Livermore Fireworks Ban In Parks
Livermore area voters face a bond election on July 29 for a 258 000 district project while East Bay Regional Parks authorities ban all fireworks in regional parks. Richard E Walpole urged absentee ballots July 9 24 and noted the district will run a swimming program for 40 Green School District children and transport them. Fireworks remain prohibited with possible penalties up to six months jail 500 fine or both and rangers will patrol along with posted signs across Tilden Berkeley to Grass Valley areas.
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Livermore
East Bay
Richard E. Walpole
Genpond
Sarks
Walpole
Tilden
Berkeley
Say Hills
Grass Valley
Cas Wa Valley
Wale Pale
New Zealand Tourism Earns Record Foreign Exchange
During the year ending March 31 New Zealand's tourism industry earned nearly 3 million dollars in foreign exchange, a new record and more than 300000 pounds above the previous year.
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Sristchurch
New Zealard
Piano Roll Blues Ad in Class 29 Want Ads
A want ad invites readers to brighten life by taking advantage of an opportunity in Class 29, suggesting the item titled Piano Roll Blues is available today. The brief notice appears in a local newspaper want ad section.
Smith Book Tops List Of New Library Picks
San Leandro library subscribers gain a Norton publication titled How To Do Nothing with Nobody All Alone by Yourself by Robert Paul Smith at 902 Estudio Ave. It is among twenty outstanding new books including Centenary at Jalna by Maude Roche and The Mountain Road by Theodore White.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Public Library
Estudio Ave
Robert Paul Smith
Norton
Jalna
Mao de le Roche
Eloise Jarvis
McGraw
Theodore H. Whites
Seidman
Elick Moll
Bruce Lancaster
A. J. Crosin
John Jennings
Bear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Herman Logan
Coin Club Plans First Annual Hayward Fair
Hayward Area Coin Club announces a first annual coin fair at Hayward Airport Pari 207 Hesperian Blvd. on Sunday. Thomas Yeandle vice-president says the all-day event will feature a coin display air auction and gifts and entertainment for children.
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Hayward Airport
Pari
Hesperian Blvd
Thomas Yoandle
Hayward Area
Students Set Event At Redwood Chapel Vacation Bible School
More than 700 students will present a demonstration from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Friday at Redwood Chapel Vacation Bible School, 31725 166th Ave, San Leandro. Director Mrs Hay Gaston said the event is open to parents and the public. The staff included Ti per sons and the school will meet for the last time Friday.
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Redwood Chapel Vacation Bible School
166Th Ave
San Leandro
Hay Gaston
Burning Halt Order Solves Newark Dump Problem
Newark officials say a halt order from the County Health Dept addressed fires at Fremont Sanitation Corp.’s Perrin Ave dump. Fire Dept. had extinguished two blazes, with open burning banned by the Bay Area Air Pollution Control Board. Managers said the fires were caused unintentionally by an employee who was dismissed. authorities will monitor for further violations.
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Newark
Fremont
County Health Dept
Fremont Sanitations Corp
Perrin Ave
Willow St
Newark City
Mar
John Nail
Fire Dept
Bay Area Air Pollution
Centrol Board
Health Department
Najl
Kimself
Fremont Mer
Robert Coop
Nail
Lions to View Transit Movie at Chabot Luncheon
SAN LEANDRO W R Stokes director of information for the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit Dist will be guest speaker at Thursday's luncheon meeting of the Chabot Lions Club Stokes will show a film Millions on the Move produced by General Electric described as an educational medium on congestion and how rapid transit must help provide a real solution Clarence Gordon will introduce Stokes program chairman C I Van Den Heurk Rainbow Room 915 MacArthur Blvd.
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San Leandro
W. R. Stokes
San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit Dist
Chabot Lions Ciut
Stokes
General Electric
C. i van den Heurk
Clarence Gordon
Rainbow Room
MacArthur Blvd
Art Show Jury Named for Pleasanton Fair
Will Frates of Hayward names the awards jury for the County Fair art show. About 1450 in premiums are offered in painting and sculpture. Judges include E Van Harlengen Sacramento George Post San Francisco and Livurence Bosmer of Lodi. Five canvases out of 433 submitted were selected for outdoor display at Pleasanton. screening committee members are Nelda Booras Ray Radliti Robert Stevens J R Ford Loisbert and Clifton Holmes.
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Pleasanton
Will Frates
Hayward
E. van Harlengen
Sacramento
George Post
San Francisco
Livurence Bosmer
Lodi
Prates
Canvessas
Aember
Pleaganton
Fair Teglis
Nelda Booras
Vallejo
Ray Radliti
Robert Stevens
Livermore
J. R. Ford
Mameda
Loisbert
Oakland
Clifton
Holmes
Altordale
Woman Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving in San Leandro
Mrs Marilyn B Johnson 36 of Hayward pleaded guilty in Gerald P Connitt's Municipal Court to drunk driving. She was fined 213 and license suspended 30 days after Highway Patrol arrested her on Foothill Blvd near 150th.
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San Leandro
Marilyn
B. Johnson
Fairview Ave
Hayward
P. Connitt
Johnson
Foothill Blvd
150Th
Board Weighs Fairmont Hospital Cut in Alameda Budget
County Supervisors yesterday considered restoring a $200,000 cut slated to expand rehabilitation facilities at Fairmont Hospital a three year pilot with 30 beds touted to save $1,184 per patient annually by earlier discharge Proponents urged adding 34 beds but no action taken Alameda Taxpayers Assn urged taxpayer line a halt to new or expanded services and to oppose a mental health program Also urged cuts to the superintendent of schools budget sheriff posse clubhouse and election worker pay and to oppose increases in various charges and licenses
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Wwere
Fairmont Hospital
Alameda County Taxpayers Assn
Sheriff’s Posse
Dog License Fees in Alameda County May Rise
Alameda County dog owners in unincorporated areas face a proposed rise from 2 to 3 dollars annually next year as supervisors ordered a survey after the SPCA requested more county aid. Most cities set taxes at 3 dollars while county receipts earmark 3.75 dollars to the SPCA from the current 2. The SPCA received 12,000 dollars from the county last year for services, and Director Charles Marsh notes a growing road day in need of funds as San Leandro boosted its contract from 940 to 3,500 dollars annually.
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Alameda County
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
PSCA
SPCA
Charles Marsh
Marsh
San Leandro
Livermore Commission Schedules Study Session Tomorrow
Livermore planning commissioners plan a study session tomorrow at 7 pm in the high school library to discuss a complete redraft of proposed zones by ordinance by August 1 when Chairman E C Rundstrom’s designation takes effect. Rundstrom resigned as high school principal due to duties. A work session will be held each Tuesday in addition to biweekly Thursday meetings.
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Livermore
Livermore]anning
E. C. Rundstrom
Rundstrom
Cabrillo Club Sets Dinner for Scholarship Fund
Oakland Alameda County Cabrillo Civic Club hosts a dinner at Islot's Hall on East 14th Street at 7 p m Saturday. Honor guests Sandra Helble Brian Baggett and Martin Swartz will receive Cabrillo Civic Club California scholarships. event directed by Theresa Souza and committee. Plans for October whist party to aid Manuel Gonsalves, UC blind student, are announced. youngest and oldest fathers receive awards.
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Oakland
Anbual Schglardlp
Cabrillo Civic Club
Alameda County
Isiot
East 14Th St
Sandra Wwe Helble
Peralta Ave
Satt Leandro
San Leandro High School
Brian Lee Baggett
Martin Clifford Swartz
Teal Dist Ave
Fremont High School
Cabrillo Civic ‘Clubs of
California
Theresa Souza
Bettefit
Manuel C. Gonsalves
University of California
Aneiward
Chester L. Oliveira
Dispute Ends as Fair Races Set to Run
Pleasanton Alameda County Fair racing resumes after a dispute between County Supervisors, the Theater group, and Arulde Tent Janitors Local 9. The union accepted a board offer for janitors’ prevailing wages of 1810 dollars for a five hour day and fringe benefits, with county supervision of staffing.
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Pleasanton
Alameda
Couny Supervisors Cind
Arulde
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