The Two Doors Plot Behind the Barned Power
A reader laments a hidden authority manipulating daily life through locked restaurant doors and door frame tricks. The essay claims a secret group thrives on collective frustration, citing janitors and campus pranks as evidence and suggesting a global conspiracy to control ordinary movements.
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Pleasanton Names New Postmaster Foster in Local Move
Mark Foster has been named postmaster for Pleasanton, succeeding Allan Greenwood Trad. Foster comes from a family with long postal service, having worked 16 years with his father Anthony Z. Foster, former Hayward postmaster. The appointment reflects post office mechanization plans and restructuring, with changes expected over the next two years. Foster and his wife, with four of their five children, reside locally.
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Mark Foster
Measanton
Troumacly
Anthony Z. Faster
Hayward Post
Pat Nivaster
al Ossen
Aillon
U.S
Mae
Probation for San Sandro-ahennet A Abimusi¢ff in drug case
San Sandro-ahennet A Abimusi¢ff, 38, freed on probation after pleading guilty to drug charges linked to a May incident. Three-year probation set. court records show other suspects in the case also pleading guilty to related crimes. The investigation followed a home search and an arrest warrant.
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Maytala
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Afanasteff
Mallorian Lotstront
Fremont Fireworks Stands Open Under 46 Permits
Fremont residents queued for legal safe and sane fireworks as stands sprout citywide. City officials limit permits to 1 stand per 2,500 residents to aid youth and non profits. 46 of 42 permits were issued, with sales restricted to state approved items. Firecrackers and dangerous pyrotechnics remain banned. sparklers and fountains allowed. Stands stay open until the Fourth, ending with Central Park’s grand finale.
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Right to strike nixed by USD board action
Fremont area news reports the Unified School District board adopting a resolution that strips employees of the right to strike or interferes with district operations. The measure, proposed by Edward Weiss, allows discharge for violators and was framed as standard practice amid disputes with United Public Employees Local 390 and Union Sanitary District Employee Association. The board instructed General Manager Ray Boege to present it to both unions, citing California precedent. In a separate vote, the board approved annexing a quarter acre on Inten Avenue near Newark to build USD roads and the Newark Animal Shelter site.
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Newark
Inten Avenue
Fremont teens sought to aid Retarded Children group
The Retarded Children ARC seeks to expand its Fremont membership for ages 16 to 24. Secretary Judy Slogn, 17, invites prospective members to a meeting Thursday at the Fremont Community Center. Topics include setting up a special Olympics for retarded, dances for retarded adults and youths, and a day camp for retarded persons.
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Trustees set budget talks for Hayward College district
Trustees of the South County Junior College District meet at 2:30 in Building 200 at Chabot Court Inge Hayward 25559 Hesperian Blvd to discuss a proposed $50.8 million budget and plans for construction of new colleges. Official figures await final approval in August with a special election planned for early next year to consider ballot proposals financing new facilities and other options.
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Ecology directors set meet in San Leandro center
Temporary board of directors at the San Leandro Broly Center plans a meeting to block permanent officers and discuss plans for facilities. Session at 1190 Davis St. center services run Monday to Saturday 1 am to 4 pm. Center contact via new number Gas 8900. Center filings show non profit status and summer recycling station plans excluding Banwroll Junior High School. Sunday deposits and glass disposal rules noted with multiple streets and partial times.
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Commercial zone bid denied near Mission Boulevard
Hayward area planning commission rejected Manuel Anivade’s petition to rezone a residential parcel at Ai Hamplin Bowl adjacent to a used car facility on Mission Boulevard. Commission cited traffic and neighborhood impacts. likely to be appealed to the board of supervisors, which previously denied similar requests.
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Fremont Cyclists Form Group for Recreation Vehicle Cooperation
A new Fremont organization named the Fremont Motorcycle Club and allied groups aims to unify recreation vehicle owners, riders, and homeowners associations. The group seeks a permanent mechanical park, better police cooperation, and open spaces for rides while backing a broad membership drive to reach about 500 owners.
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Fremont Motorcycle Club
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Dolly Review Opens in Hayward on June 23
South County scene reports the Dolly Review making a debut in Hayward on a Tuesday evening, with local entertainment and community interest in the mount. Performers and venue details are highlighted for attendees and regional readers.
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Fair Schedule for San Leandro Day Events and Activities
An odd timetable lists venues and times for San Leandro Day including livestock judging in the live stock area at 615 p.m. and a 7 p.m. Cake Decorating Demonstration in the Home Arts Building. Other items feature the San Leandro Municipal Band, a Professional Show in the Court of Four Seasons, and various demonstrations such as weaving, spinning, and agriculture related activities across multiple halls in Fremont and surrounding areas.
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Fremont man bound over in shooting case trial
Alfred Mataing faced preliminary hearing on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and assault with intent to murder after a July shooting in Fremont. Patricia Foster, mother of three, testified that Estacia Estacia had entered her home with a rifle and threatened her teenage son Robbie, then shot Foster in the shoulder.
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Mysi Foster
Estaci
Foster
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Newark Council Agenda Sees County Agency Directors Discuss
Tonight in City Hall Newark City Council chambers hear directors from the Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency. The meeting covers staff expansion and a range of adaptations and commitments, with emphasis on planning and local economic initiatives.
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City Hall
Newark Blvd
Stead Bridges
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Alameda County
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