Profile of Hayward recreation leader Virginia Centers
Virginia Centers, administrative assistant at Hayward Area Recreation District, rose from Fresno roots to a lifelong public service career. A former college student and state relief worker, she later led senior programs, playgrounds, and art supervision, shaping recreation policy while raising a family and pursuing multiple community roles.
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Marlene Michelson
Hayward
Welle
Virginia Center
Hayward Arma Recreation District
Fresno
Dince
VISTA
Kentucky
Arkansad
Sayaody
Pol
State Relief Administration
Granville
Luex
State Relief
Bing Devine
St. Louis Cardinals
Cards
St. Louis
Cie File
Centeeses
San Leandro
Gir
Stanislaus River
Aulea
Centers
Tor Settod
Ater
California State College
Don Driggs
Premont
HARD
Iid
Reagan adds $298 million to California budget
Governor Reagan quietly added about 298.8 million to the state budget over the past few days, lifting the total to 7.9 billion for the coming fiscal year. Democratic lawmakers caution the move could alter the budget proposal, with letters sent to budget chairmen detailing the augmentations.
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Sacramento
Reagan
California
Legislauce
Man spry at 107 in Hayward
Hayward reports 107 year old Jon Chavez, Mexican native, still active and celebrated his birthday with nurses at Bartlett Conserv... He has lived at the hospital since 1967, walks daily, and participates in crafts and committee work. The article also notes state tax changes and budget battles under Reagan, plus Senator Gravel's plan to end the war with a Senate measure.
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Chavez
Mexico
Barflett Convtescent Hospital
Denver
Stn
Mike Gravel
Alaska
U. S. Senate
Gravel
Denver Unitarian
Senate
Defense Department
Curfew Raids Net 150 in Ankara Anarchists Captured
Turkish authorities say 150 persons described as anarchists and collaborators were arrested in Ankara during curfew raids. Gen Sancar notes many were found in night clubs cinemas and theaters. He orders venues to close by midnight and employ night watchmen to prevent escape. Firearms and ammunition were seized.
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Ankara
API
Soitish Sancar
Right to Know Gains in Courts
A study by the Missouri Freedom of Information Center finds courts largely favor public access under the FOIA in the first four years, with 12 cases showing judges requiring government agencies to prove continued secrecy. The analysis notes courts sometimes side with openness, except in national defense and foreign policy areas where secrecy remains favored by officials.
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Washingt NA
Freedom of Information Act
Louse
Suhcommittee
Kay
Ife
Sanchel J. Arenlbald
University of Muissouri
Freedom of Information Center
Federeal
Alyss
Security tightened after Aeroflot threat in Paris
Police in Paris tightened security at Le Bourget after a letter from a Maoist group demanding two million Swiss francs was received by the Soviet embassy. Renault factory violence and railway bomb threats in Cologne were also linked to extortion notes. Police reinforced guards and searched travelers and luggage, while officials traced the letters to local postmarks and Cologne dialect.
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Paris
API
Aeroflot
Mivist
Pierre Overney
Renault
le Bourget
Acraffot
Jacques Ducog
Communist Party
Cologne
Federal Railways
Coligar
Miler
Sai
Meany sets talks as dock strike looms
In Washington AFL CIO President George Meany summons labor leaders for a Geneva style talk as a possible longshoremen strike looms. The Pay Board rejected a 200 percent wage rise for West Coast dock workers, aiming to curb inflation.
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Meany
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Geneva
Ko Tate
Pay Board
Atiggio
Leonard Woodeark
United Auto Worker's
UAW
Teamsters
Frank EB. Pitesimimons
Feamsters
Los Angeles Times
Council of War
Te Jongshoremen
Bridges
Thole National Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Gleason
Ducks
Hartke Withdraws From California Primary
Senate candidate Hartke ends California bid citing lack of funds and voter support. He plans to stay in the race in Indiana and Wisconsin with Indiana’s primary on May 2 and Wisconsin’s on April 4. Hartke’s withdrawal was announced by Gerald Hill at the California Democratic Council convention.
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Oakland
UPR
Vanne Hartke
California
Iotliana Senatoe
Wisconsin
Italion
Gerald Hill
San Francisco
Citizens For Hartke
Martke
California Democratic Counci
Las Vegas
Nev
Indiana
Travers Devine
Hartke
Ail
Devine
Marthe
Gorge Wallace
Alabama
Jartke
Hill
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South
Hvud
E St
Hahd
Bud
Chi Kappa Rho
Women's Honorary Recreation Society
Hageward Area Festival of the Arts Board
California Parks and Recreation Society
Jim Charmen
Virginia
Meek Estate
Heagan
General Services
Legislaure
Eagan
Sancar
Lancer
Library of Congress
Archibald
Sen
Altars Campaign Coordinair
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