San Leandro Centennial Day Celebrations Weekend Arrangements
San Leandro marks the city’s 100th incorporation anniversary and the 200th anniversary of Spanish exploration with a Sunday program. Events include a solemn high Mass at St Leander’s Church 54 West Estudillo, a sword ceremony at Casa Peralta 384 West Estudillo, the return of Don Luis Maria Peralta’s sword, and a San Francesco Boys Choir ecumenical program at St Leander’s Church.
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Joan
University of Santa Clara
San Francesco Boys Choir
St. Lenader's Church
Centenarian San Leandro native to share birthday spotlight
Leandro honors its 100th birthday with Mrs. Marion Joves Brewis, San Leandro's oldest native born March 21, 1877, five years after incorporation. Daughter of Jank Viores and a Portugal immigrant family, she trained as a teacher at San Francisco Normal School and taught locally.
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Brewis
Jank
Viores
Axoyer
Portugal
First Ave
Marina Bowlevand
San Francisco Normal School
Judge poised to rule in favor of San Leandro on school loan
A superior court memo indicates Judge Hubert Kauninger will side with the San Leandro Unified School District in disputing state deductions from the Haleyan School debt. The district seeks to block further state clawbacks and enforcement of a large building loan, citing education code compliance.
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San Leandro Unified School
Balief
Halcyon School
Franklin D. Stark
Hubert Kauninger
Sait
Conte
Moustan Flournoy
Stark
Haleyan School
San Lorenzo
Pew
Planners Delay Zone Change Plea In Hayward
Planning commissioners delayed action on a zone change and a tentative subdivision map in Hayward. With a bare quorum they postponed consideration of Levine's equestrian apartment project on Calhoun Street and a commission-initiated rezoning to office commercial for parcels on G Street, setting May 1 for the industrial subdivision filing review.
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Hayward
Ora
Antus Levine
Calhoun Street
Levine
Wightensky
St. Waien
Ilisials
Bennett, & Kahlsweiler
Washington Manor Homeowners plan officer seating
New directors to be seated at the April 13 meeting of the Washington Manor Homeowners Association after candidacy filings. Patrick Crevell will hold the sole vacant board seat. Dud iodger, Mrs. Alan Ring wood, Wade Hames, Tony Rivas, Mrs. Robert Walker and Mr. Dale Allen will retain positions. An April 20 information session at Corvallis School will discuss annexation prospects with school district superintendents. Association members contributed $40 to the San Leandro Town Center budget and watched the San Leandro Centennial film featuring Princess Cyntilla Fuller.
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San Leanong
Washington Oie Owners Association
Patrick Crevell
John Faria
Dud Iodger
Alan Ringwood
Wade Hames
Tony Rivas
Robert Walker
Dale Allen
Manor Park
Howard Dean
Corvallis School
Paul Ehref
San Laorenzo Unified
L. Edward Hollen
San Leasdin United
Washington Manor
San Leandro
San Teandro
Cynttila Fuller
Regional sewer project could cost 76.9 million dollars
The East Bay regional sewage plan would pipe waste to a deep water outfall near Oakland International Airport and costs are estimated at 76.9 million. The study covers Union Sanitary District Hayward San Leandro Castro Valley and Oro Loma with consultants Jenks Adamson and Kennedy Engineers proposing 12 options. Grants may cover about 80 percent with local taxpayers funding the rest. construction could begin in late 1974 and stretch to 1985 or 1995 with staged funding.
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Oakland International Airport
Alameda County
Union Sanitary District
Hayward
San Leandro
Castro Valley
Oro Lome
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Spiculions
Richard Dowd
Oe Ea
Oro Loma-Castro Valley Point
San Jose
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Ray
Soul Bay
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Cable franchise exclusivity debated by local group
Marina Citizens for Community members authorize President John Ely to seek legal advice on whether the city council's recently approved cable television franchise is exclusive. City Atty Glenn Forbes says it is not exclusive and other companies could be approved. Home owners donate $10 to the No on the Southern Crossing campaign as Bay Area voters prepare for the June primary.
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Marina Citizens For Community
John Ely
Iegal
LYO Cable
Glenn Forbes
Ely
Coun
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California Wall
San Francisco Bay
Superius
Legislaire
Bay Area
Bail Denied for Poverty Exec Amid Misuse Allegations
Robert Acosia, suspended executive director of the South County anti-poverty group, had bail not reduced by a Los Angeles magistrate. He faces misapplication charges over funds at the Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency, with bail set at 20,000. His public defender said Acosia was transported to San Francisco and will pursue a bail reduction when before a U S magistrate Monday.
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South County
Anti-Poverty Peram
Los Angeles
Acosia
Alameda County
Economic Opportunity Agency
sAcusta Ison
San Francisco
Coney
USS
Disease May Have Caused Fish Kills At Shinn Pit Pond
State Fish and Game officials probe a bacterial disease called columnaris linked to recent fish deaths in Shinn Pit pond and Alameda Creek. Tests are pending from Sacramento and a Bay Area lab while a water district monitors thousands of fish and expands testing and containment measures.
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Niles
State Fish and Gams
Department Offeials
Alameda Creek
Alameda County Water District
Jack Lynn
Gre Department S
Sacramento
Lyon
Bre
Wen
Fish and Game
Fms
Shale Department of Agriculture
Tist and Game Department
Araak
Mystery Odor Plagues South County Areas
Residents report a persistent musty stink blamed on area farms and a possible meat plant, with theories ranging from fertilizer to rotting produce. Officials from the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District and Water Quality Control Board investigate, noting weather and tides may expose odorous material while no firm culprit or odor regulations exist. Local residents await a solution as the mysterious smell resurfaces unpredictably.
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Alvarado
Alvararra
Loez
Ernest Brawn
Bay Area
Brown
Water Quality Control Board
Air Pollution Control Agency
Reward urged for cross burning case in San Leandro
The housing committee urged the city council to offer a 500 reward for information leading to arrests in the cross burning of a Black family’s home. Thomas James Scales, 34, found the charred cross on his lawn at 651 Durant Ave. last month, with council potential action Monday night. The panel also emphasized a welcoming climate, rejecting the notion that minority housing moves are solely price driven, and proposed uniting city resources to address race related housing education and employment issues.
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San Leandro
Thomas James Scales
Jawan
Durant Avé
San Leann
Fred R. Haller
Local Notices and Courthouse Details in Hayward Area
A fragmented OCR record lists names and addresses including Hayward area locations such as WIMTOM AVE and Fremont Office. It references a court or public office, dates, and contact numbers, with garbled lines suggesting a notice or listing of officials and services.
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Hayward
Courty
Coulamin
Frere
Eppieville Sy Seubeandray
Cal
Fremont
Hegre ‘Savers
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