Alameda County Judges Switch Courts In Big Jurisdiction Shuffle
Judge William McGuiness will move from the domestic relations court to the master calendar for the criminal division. Judge Lionel Wilson will switch to master calendar criminal duties and be elevated to presiding judge next January. Other transfers affect Judge Gorton Minder Judge Robert Barber and several colleagues across civil and criminal dockets in a mid year reshuffle.
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William McGuiness
Alameda County
Sines
McGuiness
Lional Wilson
Wilson
Ei Dudgé
Robert Bostic
Gorton Minder
Robert Barber
Cecil Mosbacher
Leonard Deiden
Lewis Ft. Jerenra
Lyle Cook
Robert Kroninger
Folger Emerson
Sapere Court
Hayward
John J. Purchio
M. O. Sibraw
Leased rail crossing plan eyed for Washington Avenue
SAN LEANDRO The city mailed to the State Public Utilities Commission a request for two one way at grade crossings on the Western Pacific railroad tracks on Washington Avenue. Initiated by Associated Homeowners the plan calls for one east side lane and no south bound lane on the west side of the underpass. Estimated cost about 150000. Public Works Director Richard Ward says the city plus 49 would widen the underpass but financing not expected until 1978 79. The plan aims to ease heavy traffic and the commission is asked for comments before a detailed study. Chores for commission remain uncertain as the commission has turned down a five lane plan on the east side of the underpass.
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San Leandro
State Public Utilities Commission
Western Pacific Railroad
Washington Avenue
Commission
Public Weeks
Richard Ward
Ward
Commission Au Pral
Stroud
State Supreme Court
Southhwest
Ratiroad
AC Transit joins antitrust suit against five bus tire makers
AC Transit along with other publicly owned California transit operators filed an antitrust action to recover damages from five major tire manufacturers for alleged anticompetitive practices. The defendants Good year Tire & Rubber Co, Firestone Tire and Rubber, B F Goodrich Co, General Tire and Rubber Co, and Uyiroval Inc are named. A preliminary operating budget of 27 379 000 for the new fiscal year was approved, with fare and tax structure plus federal and state funds expected to balance the budget.
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AC Transit
Transit Operors
California
R. B. Nisheé
Transit
Tre
Tles Aus Sytems
Angle Fire
Fung
Goodyear Tire & Rabber Co
Stone Vire and Rubber Co
B. F. Goodrich Co
General Tire and Hubber Co
Akram
Ohio
Uyiroval, Inc
New York City
Sacraments
Long Beach
San Diego
Fresno
San Francisco
Southern California
Hospital wage contract signs 5 percent raise
CasThNG Valley Hospital and Laurel Grove Hospital administration have signed a wage contract granting a 5 percent salary increase and added benefits after months of negotiations. Hospital administrator Tathes Givilliam said the total cost is not yet known but rates will stay the same until an increase becomes necessary. The union had sought 14 percent including benefits, a demand discussed with the Price Commission.
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Casthng Valley — Hospital
Laurel Grove
Sringe
Hospils
Tathes Givilliam
Loval Yau
Orvilliam
Gwwillian
Umion
The
Price Commission
San Leandro Exchange Student Heads to Brazil
Dalton Paxman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Paxman of Skyview Drive, leaves Wednesday for Ribeirao Preto as San Leandro's sister city exchange student. He will be met at the Brazilian airport by Jon Batista Saves, chair of the sister city committee. Paxman will stay with Dr. and Mrs. Hilson Spaconi, parents of Francisco Spaconi. He will be feted tonight at a reception hosted by the San Leandro Town Affiliation Committee at 104 Broadmore Ave, with committee members in charge.
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San Leandro
Ribeirau Preto
Dalton Paxman
Skyview Drive
Dalton
Jon Batista Saves
Dre
Hilson Spaconi
Francisco Spaconi
Ribeiro
Alton
Broadmore Ave
Fremont Frembling
Elizabeth Swift
Mack Motto
Sebastian Palmer
New Trades Council president BAN LEANDRO
David C. Grandmann has been elected president of the East Bay Cities Allied Printing Trades Council at a Wednesday vote. Also named were Nick Pavletich as vice president and John M. Fitzgerald as secretary, with Grandmann joining the mailers union atop.
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Ban Leandro
David C. Grandmann
East Merse Court
East Bay Cities
English as Second Language Classes at San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Adult School offers English as a second language classes from 9 am to 2:00 pm daily for newcomers and those who have not mastered the language. For more information contact the adult school office at 5919 Hesperian Blvd, 270-7026.
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San Lorenzo
U.S
Hesperian Bivd
Band Concert on Sunday at Hayward Memorial Park
On the agenda a band concert from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. at Hayward Memorial Park. Local residents are invited to enjoy the program in the afternoon sunshine.
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Hayward Memora Park
Lincoln site eyed for auditorium and convention center plan
A 15 member ad hoc group proposes a two acre Lincoln School site near Davis Street transit for an auditorium and a small convention center. The steering committee agreed to further discuss land use and financing while aiming to retain a cultural center role and public ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Leandro
Litteaby
Davis Street
Book doctor preserves aging library volumes in San Leandro
Violet Artherton, longtime San Leandro library book repairer, tills details of mending and shelving duties. She recalls odd look marks readers leave, the wear on juvenile and hardbound volumes, and the challenge of repairing torn pages, residue, and missing sections while preserving books for future patrons.
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San Leandro
Violet Artherton
San Leondiro
Mars
Atherton
Nebraska
California
Artherton
Wien
Sca Pations
South County Scene and Column in The Daily Review Heyword
A Friday June 30 1972 issue from The Daily Review Heyword presents local South County happenings and community notes. The page highlights neighborhood events, brief reports, and listings typical of small-town papers.
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The
Daily Review
Blind woman praises guide dog training group in California
Mrs. Lila Shafer, blinded since age three, praises Elijah the guide dog and the Guide Boys for the Blind Hie. school in San Rafael which trains dogs for blind users free of charge. The article notes a pending Assembly Bill 918 allowing guide dogs to travel on buses with their owners and tutors. Shafer, from San Leandro, speaks of her training, church activities, and community involvement while highlighting the nonprofit school's efforts and the bond with her retriever.
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San Lorenzo
Milan
Lila Shafer
Sacramento
Ike Elijah
Shaler
Elijah
Mrs. Shafer
Guide Boys For the Blind Hie
San Rafael
The
Associated Blind of California
Oakland
el Jan
Novato Baptist Church
Blind Center
Bayview
City Wins Long War Over Rail Crossing
The city prevailed after a protracted dispute with Southern Pacific Railroad over a Farallon Drive air or grade crossing. The PUC denied the railroad’s rehearing request, allowing the city’s plan to proceed to ease traffic flow in the industrial area and congested Bonaire and Washington Manor neighborhoods. The decision, endorsed by most commissioners, ends months of appeals and signals possible court action by the railroad if pursued.
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San Leandro
Southern Pacific Railroad
Airorade Crossing
Farallon Drive
Bonaire
Washington Manor
PUC
Corm W
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Harold Hoye
Alan Lindsay
George W Phillips Jr
Redmond Steats
John P. Sparrow
William Hayes
Tadge Spurgeon Joakian
J. M. Ver Sicklin
John S. Cooper
Brazil
New Trades Council
Lincoln
W. Joaquin A. Searn Nuge
Idwa
Don
Ald
Vield
Lmith
Ant Auditorian
Pleld
Uisiicl
Ned Lincoln School
Tillle
Auditorian
Little Theater
Libby
Spp
By Pat Streib
AY Therion
Eos Mre
Eastshore
Medlding
Mrs. Artherton
Nebwaski
Fardter
Hawaii
Colorado
Nebiraska
Gr Yillé
Attoga
Sani Leandro
Robert Hastings
Reidkling
Donald Atiherton
Donald Turmbaugh
Wayward
South County
of Elijah
Texaco
Motor Oil
Cash & Carry
Leo's
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