South Alameda graduates with high honors at Fresno and CSU
Dozens of South County residents earned degrees at Fresno State College and California State Polytechnic College San Luis Obispo. Notable graduates include Judith Ferner and Roger Harold of Hayward, Sharon Barbee of Castro Valley, and Richard L. Brians of Livermore, among others. ROTC appointments and bachelor and master degrees span engineering, arts, sciences, education, and agriculture.
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W. W.alton
Fresno
Fremont
Richard 1
State College
Brady
Lois &. Brady
Jensington Drive
Judith Ant Ferner
Hayward
Sha
Ars and Sciences
Roger Harold
David
AL Aly School of
Aginerr
Butt
Miss Aotea
Aduat G| Abbott
Molir Drive
Aimal Husbandry
James 2
Fresno State College
Dune Barbee
Sharon On Rere
Robert J. Barbee
Knoll
Castro Valley
Donald Saiethyay
Kremont
Phyllis Anita Ter
Timothy J., Wiggins
Jay. Howald A
Robert Id. Higgins
Goodrich SL
Bonnie J. Ungemachtle
Pleasanton
Stanford University
Alameda County
Livermore
Ricard L
Brians
Ment
James K. Brians
Pine
St. Architectural Engineering
Michael’. McIntyre
Castra Kent
Chenseborough
Off Valley
Harry Espree
Archer G. Cherseborough
Frenwal
Mary Gobler
Richard K. Tamura
Fra
Lewis
Ronald J. Kruse
San
M. Gordon
Jeandré
John B. Gordon
W. Douglas Rayher Way
San Leandro
University of California At Davis
McCarrity
Gordon
University
Military Seilenant
South County
California State Polytechnic College
San Luis Obispo
Casfro Valliy
Sue Allen
Area Chamber Raps Proposed Wall Hike
The Caster Valley Chamber of Commerce opposes a 10 cent toll increase for a San Francisco Bay Bridge station. Legislative Chairman Peter E. Livanas says East Bay residents should not finance the new Bay Bridge toll under the McAicer Bill due to burden on East Lay residents.
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Caster Valley Chamber of Commerce
San Francisco Bay Bridge
East Lay
Legislative Committee
Peter E. Livanas
East Bay
San Francisco
Hill
Mineral Exhibit At Alameda County Fair Opens
An exhibit in the Gem and Mineral Building at the Alameda County Fair in Pleas ation opens daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. It features minerals such as agates shells fossils jaspers coral and displays on the effect of violet light on minerals.
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Alameda County
Pleasation
Gem and Mineral
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