Uncle says suspect not in area during murder case
In Livermore murder case, Alonzo Neal’s uncle testifies Neal was in Vallejo for all but three hours on Nov 5 6, with time at a Dublin cinema around 11 pm and other sightings disputed by prosecutors. Defense notes Neal stayed with his Vallejo uncle Nov 3 to 5 and recalls no conversations about the case.
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Oakland
Alonzo Nea
New
Vallejo
Livermore Cabbie
the Wheater
Neal
Dubin
Snalter
Moses
Portola Avenue
Feu
Granada Bawt
Livermore
Lor
James Chaffes
Hayson
Haysim
Alonzo
Mia
Hagson
Chaffee
John Taylor
Taylor
Pan
Valentino Hayson
Liv- Armora
Lawrence Livermore
Tne
Latar
Valon Hayson
Nea
Alameda County
M. C. Sabraw
Police Team Defeats Interact in Benefit Game
San Leandro Police Department edged the Pacific High School Interact Club 48 to 44 in a Tuesday overtime benefit game. The event raised funds for the school's stage band and the Pacific Singers, netting $203 for students who will travel to Reno for the Reno Jazz Festival. Representatives will compete against western state groups from San Leandro and San Lorenzo.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Polce
Pacific High School Interact Club
Pacific Singers
Reno
Stuents
San Lorenzo
Alameda County Health Care Services Commission talk planned
Eden District Health Advisory Council members will hear Dr Julian Grexcman chair of the community health services committee speak about the commission functions and its collaboration with local advisory councils tonight at the Fairmont Hospital clinic building 15400 Foothill Blvd in Alameda County.
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San Leandro
Eden District Health Advisory Council
Alameda County Healthcare Services Commission
Iice
Fairmont Hospital
Foothill Blvd
Julian Grexcman
The
Healthcare Commission
Caunells
Pope the Clown to Enter Circus Hall of Fame
Ambassador of fun Pope the Clown, famed for 58 years of world travel, will be immortalized in the Circus Hall of Fame. He departs from Oakdene's Children’s Fairyland to Beidzeport, Connecticut, then to the nation's oldest circus museum where his dressing room will be featured as a unique glimpse into a clown’s life.
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Pope the Clown
Circus Hall of Fame
Children's Fairyland
Oakdend
PT. Bacnum Museum
Beidzeport
Conn
America
Leandro Library Trustees Review Conference Room Naming
Leandro library trustees discussed naming conference rooms at the community library and planned joint meetings with the city council. They considered accepting a semi portable building gift, sourcing books and art from estates, and asked Director Stephen Ewing to obtain updated carpet estimates for the main branch to support a revenue sharing improvement project.
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San. Leandro
Mulford-Mafina
Stephen Ewing
Lluslees
Marina Fake Homeowners Association
Vic
Marina
Maria Falve
Brainstorming Session For City Library And School Boards
A joint brainstorming session by the San Leandro Unified School District and City Library Board is scheduled for 2330 at San Leandro High School media center. Attendees include library president Mrs Turlynn Anema, trustee Vernna P Larson, school board president Herlihy, trustee Ethan Johnson, Library Director Stephen Bing, assistant Cathy Robertson, Supt. J Edward Holden and assistant Supt. Alex Smit.
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San Leandro
Sin Leanddin Nehon
Library Board
San Leandts High School
Kwik
Turlynn Anema
Vernna P. Larson
Herlihy
Ethan Johnson
Stephen Bing
Cathy Robertson
Schon
Edward Holden
Asais
Alex Smit
Park Directors May Visit China For Cultural Exchange
Park district leaders explore a tentative cultural exchange with the People's Republic of China. The National Recreation and Parks Association seeks information on suitable U S park sites to qualify directors for a potential program, with details still uncertain and under study.
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China
Mast Bay
Peoples’ Republic of China
Fins
National Recreation and Parks Association
Barry
Tindall
National ‘Associatinn
Park District
Richard Trudeau
People’s Republi
Concerned Por Life Winner Named in County Letterhead Contest
The Concerned for Life group in Southern Alameda County awarded a $25 cash prize to Charles Chan as winner of the countywide Let terhead Contest at a San Lorenzo membership meeting. Open to all Alameda County high school students, the runner ups were Dave Roberts American Heritage Hayward Gerald Thompson Castlemont Oakland and Dao Raticzak Morento Hayward.
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Life
Alameda County
Life Group
Hae
Charies Chan
Wim
San Lorenzo
Dharie
Ives
Dakel
Alaamieda County
Dave Roberts
American Heritage High School
Hayward
Gerald Thompson
Castlemont
Oakland
Daon Raticzak
Morento High School
Community candidates to speak at Brookvale Association meeting
The Brookvale Rome Owners Association hosts Candidate's Right tonight at 7 39 at the Brookvale branch of Fremont Bank 35880 Fremont Bhvel Freemont. Fremont Unified School District and Ohlone College election candidates on April 17 will speak. New HOA officers to be installed. Also Society of Manufacturing Engineers Golden Gate chapter in Pleasanton hosts a 2 p m Saturday at Castlewood Country Club. Ladies Night dinner dance begins with cocktails then dinner at 8 with dancing. Reservations by Gall try Lungerist at $25 per couple.
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Brookvale
Rome Owners’ Association
Fremont Bank
Fremont Bhvel
Freemont
Fremont Unified School District
Ohlone College
Gall
Lungerist
Battal
Fremont trustees approve school survey and new buildings
Fremont residents will receive a questionnaire to learn what they want from schools and how to receive information. Interviews will include volunteer high school students and residents. The district plans an $800,000 elementary school behind American High School and a 657,000 to 18,300 arm building behind Williamson High School funded by the state.
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Fremont
Auestionnnaire
Slich
Premont Selvols
Prevmont
Gloria Cars
American High School
Broakgate
Innians
Williamson High School
Hayward Parade Debate Tangles Merchants and Plans
City council members weighed parade economics in informal session, noting downtown merchants often see little sales boost. George Oakes urged an official parade route and a formal center, while some merchants objected that parades hurt business. Councilmembers argued over route and fixed rates as debate drifted to other topics.
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Hayward
Eminel
George Oakes
Tom Nevada
A Ventures
Mission Boulevard
Foulhill Boulevant
Oakes
Foothill
Five new firms in San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO The chamber reports five new firms have joined the local industrial community with a planned 2 million expansion at International Harvester and another 2,040,000 slated for expenditure in San Leandro. Wy Me Stithh is plant manager. California Optional Leather buys 200M square feet for a $150,000 project. Pacific Sealing Co moves into a 6,800-square-foot facility costing 40,000. San Leandro Truck Shop Co Inc spends 50,000 for 15,000 square feet. an area-wide service center opens with 1,000 square feet leased for 10,000 invested.
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San Leandro
Chamber of Committee
Sin Juanche
International Harvester
Intarnational
Harvester, Ukm Rayis BL
Imnager
California
Option! Leather
Castro Valley
Hobart Marks
Montague Ave
Mike Feerighi
Federighi and Go
Sin Leandro Truck Hoty Co., Inc
Dave Ramos
San Jeanda Blvd
Tere
Jon Eichelbunger
Weds Era
Owley Battery Co
Williams
Frank
Richart J. Snyrter
San Leandro plans tense look at 190 apartment site
San Leandro officials will study Calprop Corp. proposed 190 apartment units plus a restaurant and several offices near Doctors' Hospitals at East 14th Street and San Leandro Boulevard Extension tonight. Neighbors file a protest petition arguing 180 units are too dense and parking too light. staff says density is within plan and parking adequate.
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San Leandro
Doctors’ Hospitals
14Th Street
San Leandro Boulevard
San Leandro Manning Commission
Calprap Corp
Martin H. Vitz
Commission
6Th Avenue
Coswin Court
146Th Avenue
East Hth Streat
Vitz
Calprop
San Francisco Architectural Sons
Fisher Redman
Areaamt
Vile
Rast Mh
Stet
Trent
Oulevard
Tenatan
AC Transit
Vilé
BART
Repsrl
Two Smog Devices Ruled Out by Board
Sacramento reports the State Air Resources Board ruled out two smog devices from auto exhaust control plans. Four devices by Belhin, Dana, SYD and Perfect Circle were previously credited for reducing nitrous oxides. New devices from Contignitron and Clean Air Research faced certification doubts.
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Sacramento
Behlin Corp
Dana Corp
SYP
Perfect Circle
Contignitrion Corp
Clean Air Research Co
Contignitron
Clean Air Research Base
Bay Aves
Vic
Clarge
Price
Chabot Receives Grants For Emergency Medical Tapes
Chabot College gains funding totaling 6,500 dollars from private and public sources to create video tapes for emergency medical balance technician training. The San Francisco Foundation provides 3,000 dollars while California Restoration Medical Programs contributes 1.50 dollars per tape. Glenys Wilson chair of health services says the project, coordinated by nurse Margaret Emery, will feature demonstrations by area doctors and be shared with nearby colleges. The tapes, produced by the college’s audiovisual unit, will be used in classrooms during live demonstrations and aim to ease scheduling conflicts for ambulance attendants and doctors alike.
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Hayward
Chabot
Cale Loge
San Francisco
California Restoval
College
Rain
Glenys Wilson
Health Sare Vires
Margaret Emery
Wilson
April trial date set in airport land dispute
In Hayward San Leandro Hayward Municipal Court set an April trial for a dispute between investor Harry Del Rosso and the city over Del Rosso’s right to stay in a T-hangar and seven small offices at Hayward Airport. The city seeks eviction of Del Rosso from the hangar complex.
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Hayward
Ainert
Harry del Rosso
City Affl
del Rosso
Imieig
Guorpeys
Fel Rosso
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