Fremont Citizens Utilities tests hydrants to ensure flow
The Fremont Citizens Utilities Co and Fremont Fire Department conducted annual fire hydrant flow tests in Niles causing brief water discoloration and sediment. District Manager L J O Keefe announced the testing verifies valve and hydrant maintenance and operation and described discoloration as momentary.
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Fremont
Citizens Utilies Co
Niles
Aritics
L. J.o'keefe
O'Keefe
Citizens
Fremont Fire Department
O'Keele
San Leandro creek trees eyed for frost impact test
Park officials Leandro Creek survey planned for Monday by Paul Crum and Captain Joseph Neves to assess frost damage to eucalyptus along the creek. Crews conducted ground checks from East Lith Street to Lake Chabot Road noting little damage so far and considering drainage or warming breezes as possible factors.
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San Leandro
Paul Crum
Joseph Neves
San Leamire Creek
Crum
Pat
Sar Leamira
Oakland Hills
San Leéamiré
Neves
East Lith Street
Lake Chabot Road
Miss San Leandro Contestants Busy Before Pageant Night
Miss San Leandro 1978 contestants prepare with events in San Francisco and Bay Area venues. They participate in a Red and White Fleet Boat event, the St Patrick s Day Parade, bowling at Baylair Lanes, and a dress rehearsal. The pageant at Bancroft Junior High School crowns the successor to Heave Higgins and the Maid of San Leandro title goes to the top non Miss San Leandro scorer.
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San Leandro
San Francisco
Baylair
Heave Higgins
Bancroft Junior High School
Santa Crux
Union City Chamber Names New Manager Change
Union City Chamber announces manager Bruce Stull resigned after eight months to join Alameda Chamber of Commerce as manager of membership development. His departure followed board approval last Tuesday. Stull cited financial reasons for the move and the chamber seeks applicants with salary subject to renegotiation.
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Union City
Union City Chamber of Commente
Bruce Stull
Alameda Chamber of Commerce
Stull
Chambers Board of Directors
Alameda
Sioll
Chamber
William O'Brien
Drug abuse sessions draw crowd in Leandro
In Leandro the Police and Citizens Together program drew 240 attendees for two sessions this week. Lt. Robert Wilson said turnout was better than average as Sgt. Larry Albright and Detective Charles Belshe led key presentations. Two more 7:30 p.m. sessions are planned next week at Pacific High School and Madison School for residents near East 4th Street Nimitz Freeway Williams Street Marina Boulevard.
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Pacific High Seoul
East 4Th Street
Nimitz Freeway
Wiliams Street
South City
Madison School
Nimile
Marina Boulevard
Lim
Community meeting and events in Alameda County
Alameda Contra Costa Diabetes Association holds an educational meeting on diabetes at Kaiser Education Center Oakland at 2 p.m. Jordon Douglas will discuss dental health of diabetics. Union City Football League hosts annual Pancake Breakfast at Logan High School in the morning with family $3, adults $1, kids under 12 $0.50. Alameda County Planning Commission agenda includes a public hearing on a quarry permit in Pleasanton for Kaiser Industries at the Public Works building. San Leandro and Fremont events cover Twin Club meeting, Golden Grain Co talk, AARP chapter meeting with elder planning talk, and Parents Without Partners newcomers orientation in Fremont with contact info.
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Alameda-Contra Costa Diabetes Association
Kaiser Education Center
Piedmont Ave
Oakland
Jordon Douglas
D.ds
Union City Football League
Logan High School
H St
Alameda County Planning Commission
Public Works
Klmhurst St
Hayward
Pleasanton
Kaiser Industries
East Bay
Mothers of Twins Club
American Savings and Loan Meeting
4Th St
Sam Leandro
Golden Grain Co
Gene Sharp
American Association of Retired Persons
Fremont
St. James Episcopal Guireh
Thornton Ave
A. Austin Amerine
Parents Without Partners, Inc
Canvin Drive
Ned Pender A
Alameda County Commission Endorses Child Day Care Support
The Alameda County Human Relations Commission approved unanimously a resolution endorsing continued federal funding for child day-care centers. In a separate action, commissioners agreed to host the State Fair Employment Practices Commission at a future meeting.
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Alameda County
State Fair Employment Practices Commission
Cal State Hayward discusses who pays for printing
At California State University, Hayward, debate centers on who covers the Feb 9 unauthorized Daily Pioneer printing costs. The student government allegedly failed to authorize payment. the publications board asks the student council to foot the bill. Folger Publications awaits payment. editor Whitson says he will cover an estimated 133 dollars and the company will continue printing. If the student council refuses, the board must seek alternate funding. Kenneth Bays notes later bills were paid by student government.
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Hayward
California State University
University Publications Board
Polgers Publications,e
Union City
T. G. F. Whitson
Daily Pioneer
Whitson
Folger
Kenneth Bays
Associated Shideils
Homeowner group seeks study on community complex plan
The Washington Homeowners Association will urge the committee for a regional community complex to study the proposal further as no site or financing has been decided. The board action comes as petitions to annex six Washington Manor schools to the San Leandro district circulate, with canvassing delayed by rain.
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San Leandro
Washington Homeowners Association
Uhe
Tcuical Hanal
Pat Allen
Washington Manor
Sar Leandro
Allen
PTA
The Daily Reviews Publication Header Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text from a historic newspaper item includes publisher names and postal details. It notes a second class matter under federal law and gives a mailing address at Winton Avenue with a P.O. Box number and a keyword. The fragment preserves names and place cues without coherent story content.
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Mortang
Faria
Bre
Poyd Sporks
Preditatt
Pubisher
Wiles
Chitole
Baintns Manag
Parr
Hoyerth
Cottenicot
Act of Congress
Addiem
Winton Ave
Sign Language Course At Cal State Hayward Draws Students
Assistant professor WarI Walpole says a sign language course at California State University Hayward has attracted strong demand from students and community members. He notes the class aims to teach basics for Deaf communication, using sign language as a distinct grammar from English, and to serve diverse departments and local workers. About 24 signed up, with expectations of roughly 40 at the first class.
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Hayward
California State University
Warl Walpole
Walpole
School of Business
Nursing
Anthropology
Cal State
Ohlone College
Fremont
Baur Walpole
San Leandro yacht club plan rejected by business group
The San Leandro Businessmen Association rejected a San Leandro Yacht Club proposal to build a clubhouse at the Marini and urged immediate creation of one yacht club. Bay Conservation and Development Commission denied anchoring a floating clubhouse at the Marina, citing sun glare and land use concerns, as Spinnaker Yacht Club already operates there. Recreation Director Jack Newvill attended. a letter detailing the motion is expected to be filed with the shoreline and golf advisory commission by President Hans GlasEr.
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San Leandro
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Marina
Spinnacker Yacht Club
Sharline
Jack Newvill
Frank King
Chamber
Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission
Association
Hans Glaser
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