No decision on liquor at Newark park center
Newark park and recreation commissioners postponed ruling on allowing liquor at the community center for certain events. Councilwoman Shirley Sisk backed the idea, but others urged more staff information and time. In other action, they approved simultaneous development of Mirabyan and Mayhews Landing parks using federal funds and park bonds, and endorsed a $11,000 addition to the neighborhood center per officials and the Ash Street Park Steering Committee.
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Newark
Park and Recreation
Shirley Sisk
John Fulgara
Thamas Eustaph
Mowry
Mirabyan
Mayhews Landing
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Ash Street Park
Kidney dialysis program seeks Tri-City patients
Fremont area residents on kidney dialysis are asked to contact night hospital administrator Nigh ald Warren. Washington hospital administrator explains the hospital plans a hemodialysis program for research and planning to gauge potential participants. Warren estimates 20 to 29 Tri City residents may need treatment.
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Fremont
Tri-City
Oeen
Nighald Warren
Warren
Fremont man to receive kidney transplant at Stanford
A 1-year-old Fremont man is scheduled for a kidney transplant tomorrow at Stanford Medical Center in Palo Alto. His sister, Florine Clancy of Rancho Cantaya, will donate one of her kidneys. The patient, William Jespersen of 2600 Middlefield Ave, San Jose, has not worked since December due to kidney failure requiring dialysis. He previously operated a service station in Pacifica, is married, and has one child.
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Fremont
Stanford Medical Center
Palo Alto
William Jespersen
Middlefield, Ave
Florine Clancy
Rancho Cantaya
Jespersen
Warner-Yates Forks Lift Co
San Jose
Pacifica
Mission San Jose High School
Cheryl Lyon
Washington, D.C
Viarry Sheppard
Vane Nelson
Net
Women organize meat boycott in Newark protests
Newark women from Seidiling School Parents Group led by Mrs. Shirley Parker plan a meat boycott to protest rising prices. They call for six days of meatless meals from Thursday to March 20 and an informational picket at Newark supermarkets on March 19 at 8 am. The group, growing by word of mouth and through student signouts, aims to press for wage relief and affordable food.
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Newark
Shirley Parker
Sycamore St
Thurstiay
Nowsctk
Hayig tHyers
Obscene gesture costs him money in Fremont court
Patrick G Rice of 38045 Bell St Apt 107 paid a fine in Fremont municipal court after pleading guilty to a city code violation for making an obscene gesture at police sergeant Rit Zuniga. Zuniga said he honked to encourage Rice to stop holding up traffic at a stop sign.
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Fremont
Patrick G Rice
Rice
Bell St
Apt. 107
Rit Zuniga
Zuniga
Ccasa
Garin Ranch Development Hearing Set Tomorrow
A public hearing on development of Garin Ranch and Dry Creek Ranch in the Mast Bay Regional Park District is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 30 pm in the Maywand Civic Center city council chambers. Citizens may voice views on the Garin project. A group of conservationists plans to attend to advocate leaving Garin in its natural state.
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Dry Creek
Mast Bay Resonal Park
Maywand Civic Center
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Alameda County juvenile justice topics and local notices listed
Tomorrow meetings cover intensive treatment in Juvenile Hall Alameda County Say Leandra. LVN association in Oakland at 7 30 pm. Synanon Foundation drug discussion at 1216 Clay St. South District Cub Scout Leaders Roundtable at Hayward. Clovers 4 H Club and Chabot Elementary demonstrations for Picnic Day. Parents Without Partners Hayward chapter meets in San Lorenzo with Games People Play. San Lorenzo Library Advisory Commission reviews revenue sharing proposals for Board of Supervisors. Castro Valley Coop planning Memorial Day fundraiser. Fremont Elks St Patrick dinner dance at 6 30 pm corned beef and cabbage. contact numbers and locations noted.
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Hayward
Albion Ave
Apt. 2
San Lorenzo
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San Lorenzo Library Advisory Commission
San Lorenzo Library
Jlasco Gramle
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Fremont City Manager Urges Long Range Planning For Budget
Fremont officials weigh five year forecasts showing potential surpluses up to 15.67 million if current operations are sustained versus 9.61 million deficits if all department requests are granted. City Manager Don Driggs urges setting aside funds for info systems and long term decisions while reviewing revenue sharing and proposals for capital improvements with the council hearings at 7 20 p m.
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Driggs
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Teast
South County
Ferrera
Don Miller
Thatter
Miller
South County Scene in Hoymaard Calif
The Baily Review reports from Hoymaard California on Tuesday March 13 1973 covering local happenings and community life in a concise municipal snapshot with brief notes on notable residents and gatherings.
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Baily Review
Hoymaard
Calif
Murder jury expected today in Oakland trial
In Alameda County Superior Court Judge Gordon Minder's courtroom the murder trial of Alonzo Neal moves to this second day as juror selection continues. About 50 prospective jurors were reduced to a smaller panel with five prosecutors and four defense challenges used. three were excused for cause including a Livermore resident who knew the case. Neal, 2, is accused of killing cab driver Leroy Moses Nov. 6 along Interstate 580, with the trial previously delayed over suppression moves regarding a revolver and a note.
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Alonzo Neal
Alameda County Superior Court
Gordon Minder
John Taylor
James Chaffee
Public Defender's Office
Dwigo Minder
Livermore
Neal
Liverore
Leroy Noson Moses
Moses
Meal
Sam Diego
Atorney
Pallee
Pilice
M. 0. Sabraw
Une al
Taylor
Chaffee
Granada Bowl
Union City Eyes Multi Million Dollar Card Room
Fre mont based Guest Service Guide plans a 12 acre Union City site next to the Drive In off Alvarado Niles Road. The complex would house a 24 hour restaurant and a 600 car parking lot with a card room offering pan, lo bar and poker not as a casino.
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Union City
Thomas Ferrara
Guest Service Guide, Inc
Union City Drive
Alvarado- Niles Road
Gaming Rooms
Gardena
California
Ferrera
South Couly
Newark trustees weigh early childhood funding and books policy
Newark School trustees will consider state funds for an early childhood program at Schilling and Bunker elementary schools, with a $346,000 allocation expected. They may add funds to expand to Bunker. Also on the agenda is a proposed Citizens Advisory Committee on Public Rights and Academic Freedom to review controversial books, with policy guidelines and annual selection, plus a proposal allowing some high school graduates to take 20 units of physical education instead of 35.
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Newark
Schilling
Bunker Clementary
Newark Schoo
Bistrict Research and Evaluation
Joe Roberts
Anl Imay
Bunker
California
Wilson Riles
Drug official resigns from Fremont Community Drug Council
Riera Kerr resigns as vice chairman citing personal reasons and what he called detrimental conditions within the CAG that render it useless to the community. He criticized the drop in center as symptom oriented and overly focused on midnight crisis calls, with too little city involvement and excessive power given to the project director and fundraising advisory body. The COX board will meet at 9 am Thursday.
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Fremont
Riera Kert
Community Drug Council
Kerr
Nevis-Register
COX
American High tour linked to statewide social studies conference
About 40 social studies teachers from across California will tour American High School in PREMONT on Friday as part of the California Council for Social Studies conference in Oakland. Teachers will ride BART to Fremont to view the open space design and interdisciplinary programs such as biomedical sciences that integrate math life science social science and English to prepare students for health care careers.
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Premont
California Council For Social Studies
Oakland
Fremont
T Américan Vier
Paul Banoucorsi
Sis
Sandia Lab outlines 91 layoffs at Livermore facility
Sandia Lab officials announced yesterday that 91 employees at the Livermore facility face layoff as part of a national personnel cutback for economic reasons. Of the jobs, 41 are technical, 27 administrative, and 23 are clerical and manually skilled. The plan follows an earlier January notice of about 100 local layoffs and precedes a parallel move at Lawrence Livermore Labs.
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Rivermore
Sandia Laboratory
Sandia
Eials
Lawrence Livermore Laboratories
Snig
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