Hayward Reserve Officer Faces Badge Misuse Action
Hayward Police under Chief Claude Marchand fault a reserve officer Donald Schauer for misusing his badge in a small claims case against Alfred Cooper. Schauer admits using the badge but says he did not know it was improper. The incident concerns badge use to serve papers and could lead to suspension or expulsion from the reserves.
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Hayward
Claude Marchand
Donald Schauer
San Lorenzo
Alfred Cooper
Marchand
Schauer
Cooper
Police
Newark Meat Boycott Expands Nationwide Protest
Newark housewife Mrs Shiray Parker leads a meat boycott that has spread to about two thousand people. The Schilling School Prems Club organized six meatless days from Thursday through Tuesday to protest rising food prices, especially meat. Parents planned to mail flyers but lacked district approval while a 75 member group spread the word by phone. A 20 to 300 person pickup and information rally is planned at 11 a.m. Monday at the Lido Faire Shopping Center in Newark.
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Newark
Shiray Parker
Schilling School Prems Club
Parker
Nev
Ark
Lido Falre
Musical set at Kennedy High School features Roar of the Great Crowd
The Player presents a mime performance at Kennedy High School in Fremont tonight and next Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. The Anthony Newley written comedy includes songs such as Who Can I Turn To Feeling Good and On a Wonderful Day Like Today with Robinson directing and Linda Souls as music. Lead roles are Ricky Jones Curtis Darnell Judie La Vour Dette Lynette Butcher and Doug Engalla. Admission runs 2 dollars for center seats and 1.50 for side sections with tickets sold at the school Round Room door.
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Dean Robinson
Linda Souls
Ricky Jones
Curtis Darnell
Judie la Vourdette
Lynette Butcher
Doug Engalla
Blacow
Three Oakland youths held in March of Dimes theft
Three Alameda County juveniles were referred to probation authorities after San Leandro police caught them looting March of Dimes canisters along Tassitty Street. One was 11, the others 13. they had $2.60 in change and had previously stolen Heart Fund canisters.
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San Leandro
Oakland
Alameda
San Leandripollo
March of Dimes Consumers
San Tavira
Iftone
Bay Planning Hearing Set For Joint Bay Study
Bay Conservation and Development Commission schedules a public hearing on April 5 to consider forming a joint planning group for San Leandro Bay in Oakland. Proposed by Alameda County Supervisor Wred Cooper, the group would include Alameda County, Oakland, Alameda, Port of San Francisco, East Bay Municipal Utilities District, and East Bay Regional Park District. The commission also approved a Navigation and Ocean Development request to replace a boat dock at Angel Island and a Sea Habitat Corp proposal to move an aquarium vessel to the Northern Waterfront of San Francisco.
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Bay Conservation and Development Commission
San Leandro Bay
Oakland
Wred Cooper
Alameda County
Cooper
Alameda
San Franecisco
East Bay
Alameda Navy plant to cut 320 permanent jobs
The Naval Air Rework Facility at Alameda Naval Air Station will trim 320 permanent positions due to a drop in scheduled work. The total civilian workforce at the site is about 4,000, with temporary staff released first to lessen impact while eligibility for cuts is determined. The action is tied to the Alameda facility’s role in the Naval Air Systems Command.
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Alameda
Naval Air Rework
Alameda Naval Air Station
Offic Cials
Naval Air Systems Commane
Baby Thrown From Burning California Apartment
In Bellflower California a young mother unable to attract motorists during a blaze tossed her 3 year old son Jeromie DeYoung from a second story window to save him. The boy survived in excellent condition at Paramount Hospital while the mother Tamara 20 was listed in fond condition with burns to arms and legs.
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Bellflower
Calif
UPI
Jeromie DeYoung
Paramount Hospital
Tamara
Sane Hospital
Annual V Indian Guide Father Son Race at Central Park
Fremont Newark YMCA Father Son group hosts Cultural Exchange in Southern Alameda County at Buddhist Church Union City with a noon to 4 PM event tomorrow open to public and a boxed lunch. Also candidate night for Clarkro Valley school board Monday 7 PM hosted by Clifton Parents Club features babysitting.
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Central Park
Fremont-Newark Ymca
Alameda County
Alvarado-Niles Road
Union City
Carkro Valley School Board
Clifton
Clifton Parenta Club
Fight goes on for second yacht clubhouse in San Leandro
The San Leandro Yacht Club seeks a land based clubhouse despite opposition from the San Leandro Shoreline businessmen Association which favors merging with Spinnaker Yacht Club. The Bay Conservation and Development Commission notes the floating clubhouse was withdrawn at the applicant’s request. Thorne cites a five year horizon to move the club from Oyster Point, while Spinnaker’s Dodds says a temporary stay is allowed through December 1974. Talks of merger have occurred without resolution as the shoreline commission prepares a recommendation to the advisory panel.
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Cation
The
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Thorne
Oyster Point
He Sal
Robert Dodds
Anaker
Throne
Marina
Luctant
Dodds
San Leandro Yacht Club
Commodores
San Leandro Club
Shoreline
Golf Advigg
Ty Commission
Shoreline Business Group Group
Blaze Wipes Out Irvington Business
Two alarm blaze destroyed United Specialties and adjacent shop near Hot High Street in Irvington. Owner Casey Matthew estimated losses around six thousand dollars with fire starting near an electrical junction and gas heater overhead. Firefighters quickly contained the flames after a late first report, as neighboring owner Fred Carr worried about motorcycles in his garage.
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United Specialties
Hot High St
Matthew
Nepal
Fred Carr
Carr
Mathew
Fred
Want
Mil 1 Wag
Vuage
Arm Wrestling Robbery Fined In Municipal Court
A 97-year-old construction worker victim witnesses Arm Wrestling Robbery case. Alvara T Salazar 37921 Niles Blvd fined 250 dollars and given one year suspended jail term. Judge Way G Preed ordered AA program to aid rehabilitation after he fired shots into the air pointed a gun at two passersby and demanded money. Salazar, a Mexican national, was arrested December 8 near the scene.
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Givan
Alvara T. Salazar
Niles Blvd
Way G. Preei
Alcoholics Anonymous
Salazar
Camper parking rules stir Fremont debate continues
Fremont residents face a long fight over a 1971 RV parking ordinance now under review. City staff will study possible changes as RV owners press for relief while a mobile home owner challenged its constitutionality in court.
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Fremont
Bao
Solilon
Gus Driskill
Hills plan attacked near Garin Park concerns rise
A Hills plan for foothills east of Mission Boulevard near Garin Regional Park drew heavy homeowner opposition at a Thursday meeting. Critics claim road extensions and new apartment density threaten single-family neighborhoods. environmentalists warn of overbuilding in open space. The 1150 acre area between Harder Road and Dry Creek Park faces a public hearing April 1.
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Harder Road
Dry Greak Regional Park
Alme
Geverally
Drug abuse talks draw large turnout in San Leandro
The final two sessions of a Police and Citizens Together program series on drug abuse drew 120 participants this week, bringing total attendance to 960 residents. The sessions in San Leandro aimed to educate and engage the community in prevention efforts.
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San Leandro
Stager
Police and Citizens Together
Magistrate Castallini Called Too Kind By Prosecutors
In Rome a magistrate faces anger charges for being too lenient with defendant Castallini, age 85, with officials alleging behavior harms judicial prestige. The case, tied to a four part police report, may resume in late May or June as prosecutors pursue possible sanctions. Meanwhile, police report low attendance at a recent community program on drug abuse led by patrol officers.
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Mary
UPI
Giuseppe Maria Castellini
Castallini
Rome
Jal
Lewis Pollack
Pacific High School
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