New Captain in Leandro Fire Dept Promoted to Captain
SAN LEANDRO promotion of Willard M Singer 41 to captain announced by Fire Chief Manuel Rodriguez Singer joined as a firefighter July 1944 and became engineer later finishing first in an examination He will oversee responsibilities across five San Leandro stations filling the vacancy created by Captain Alexander Sulalo He is married with four children
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Willard M. Singer
Manuel Rodriguez
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Court To View Plant Picketing At Hayward Works
A hearing on an injunction to limit plant picketing at Hey tick Iron Works 25490 Clawster Road Hayward is set for Tuesday. Picketing is by members of Local 29 of the Office Employees International Union amid a strike after breakdowns in contract talks for draftsmen and drafting trainees.
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Park District tax bill seeks five cent increase for five years
East Bay Regional Park District bills introduced in California Assembly by Byron Rumford and Carlos Bee seek a five cent tax hike for five years and power expansion from five to seven board members. District manager William Mott said action depends on city council support, with hearings offered if requested, otherwise the measures may die.
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Byron Rucford
Berkeley
Runford
Park District
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Qrick
East Bay Regional Park
Carlos Bee
D-Haywyard
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Lovven Imaney
Board of Directors
William Penn Motter
Park Distriet
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Mott
Downtown Development Committee to be revived in Hayward
City officials plan to revive the Downtown Development Committee in Hayward to study revitalization, seek outside counsel, and involve more downtown property owners. A mid March meeting may propose a permanent panel with broader property owner representation and focus on off street parking and building upkeep while exploring federal aid for planning and renewal efforts.
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Trayward Chis Council
Board Approves Locust Street Zoning Change
The board of supervisors passes a rezoning for a one third acre lot on Locust Street north of Ash Steel to allow multiple dwellings on 2,000 square foot building sites. Neil Miller's rezoning application approved 41 to 1 with Chairman Kent Parse dissenting on 2,500 square foot site area.
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Area Event To Be Televised
San Leandro will broadcast an NBC nationally released hour long documentary on March 14 at 1 p m highlighting California First ceremonies. Filmed at the Community Library Center 300 Estudito Ave the event was sponsored by the local chamber of commerce and area officials.
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California
NBC
Estudito Ave
Chamber of Commerce
Probation On Funds Fraud Case In Hayward Work
Mrs. Alice Dickenson, mother of two, pled guilty to welfare funds fraud and received a three year probation with restitution and supervision. She had applied for aid in January 1952 after being deserted by her husband, took 1203 dollars she could not legally claim, and is employed as a live-in housekeeper on Simsel Boulevard, Hayward. The case involves the San Mateo Hayward area and local public welfare procedures.
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Alice Dickenson
Art
Articer
Dickerson
All Simsel Blvd
Hayward
Mater
New Contmonths
Crete Tresile
Haywant
Huband
Hayward Drive
Regional sales confab draws two county men to Parke Davis executives
Two Marin county men, Henry F. Albrecht of Castro Valley and P. M. Edwards of Livermore, will attend a regional sales conference March 8-9 at the St Francis Hotel in San Francisco. The meeting aims to acquaint Parke Davis sales reps with 1983 product launches and promotion plans.
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Loun County
Parke, Davis, & Co
1St. Francis Hotel
San Fea
Menry F. Albrecht
Greem Rilpe
Castro Vailey
P.M. Exiwards
Mills Way
Livermore
Macy's Offers Excitement with Names and Low Prices
There’s plenty of excitement in store at neighboring Macy's with new ideas from famous names and low prices on favored work savers. Many prizes and surprises await shoppers who come to see and save.
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Macy's
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