Owners elect leaders for home group in San Leandro
Joseph Coppa of Bonaire Civic League was chosen for a third term as president of the Associated Homeowners Association of San Leandro. Elected with him were Victor Fernandes vice president Karl Berriman secretary and Allen Gibbs treasurer. Delegates approved a $10 purchase for trees for Project Gateway to beautify city entrances. An installation dinner is planned for April 28 at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant in the Marina with Mayor Jack Mallester to serve as installing officer.
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San Leandro
Joseph Coppa
Bonaire Civic League
Associated Homeowners Association of
Coppa
Victor Fernandes
Marina Faire Homeowners Association
Karl Berriman
Washington Home Owners Association
Allen Gibbs
Eastshore Neighbors
Associated Homeowners
Dorothy Zeller
Halcyon
Foothill Homeowners Association
Project Gateway
Blue Dolphin
The
Marina
Jack D. Mallester
Fremont trustees weigh inter-district college plan tonight
Fremont Newark Junior College District trustees meet at Kennedy High School Fremont to discuss an inter-district attendance agreement due by July 3 when the college officially forms. The pact would route district students to other state colleges to limit liability. Meeting at 5 pm at 39999 Blacow Road.
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Fremon
Fremont-Newark
Kennedy High School
Blacow Road
Fremont
At & Pan
Alameda Assessor Don Feragen linked to tax benefit scheme
In a six week bribery trial Feragen faces charges he took 12435 dollars from Castro Valley tax consultant Tooke in return for assessment favors. Witness J Harold Taber testified eight firms avoided 49492 in assessments over three years through Feragen and Tooke led audits.
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Alameda County
Donald Feragen
Feragen
Castro Valley
James ‘Tooke
Tooke
Frank Vakota
Order of the Board of Supervisors
J. Harold Taber
Peragen
Teeke
Oakland
Ernst & Ernst, Certified Public Accountants
American Radiator and Standard Corporation of
San Leandro
Earle Parrish
Taber
Standard Register Co
Mintz
American Standard
Tooke Describes Payments Tied to Other Party in Bribery Case
In San Francisco AP report Tooke testified about dealings linked to Russell L. Walden aide and Max J. Newstat. He described mailing checks totaling 12 or more thousand dollars to former IRS chief Ralph Yeo and ex deputy district attorney Orville Wright as part of fee arrangements to reduce property taxes while Walden pushed lower assessments. Tooke said he referenced the other party in notes and discussions and that Wright did not provide services.
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Valley
James C. Tooke
Wolden
Russell L. Wolden
Land
Max J. Newstat
Tooke
Ralph Yeo
Internal Revenue Bureau
Orville Wright
Walden
Fark Tar
Wright
Dist
Alty
Francis W. Mayer
Newstar
Mayer
Try
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