Leandro Work Plans Reviewed for Budget in San Leandro
A five member city review committee examines department work programs for the 1958-59 budget. Mayor Wesley McClure and staff, including Lee Riordan and Alex Stepka, lead the process with several eliminations planned before the formal budget message to the council.
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San Leandro
Wesley McClure
McClure
Lee Riordan
Ruel Lindahl
Alex Stepka
Ed Rawlinson
Lou Shepard
Norman Brikovich
Stevenson Names Handicap Week in Fremont
Mayor Joan 2 Stevenson proclaims a weekend to support the handicapped. Fremont Knights of the Round Table with high school students go door to door selling light bulbs to raise funds for physiotherapy equipment at Washington Township Hospital. Joseph Levy Clyde Voorhees and Martyn Dellnez lead the project.
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Fremont
Joan 2. Stevenson
Fremont Knights of the Roundtable
Washington Township Hospital
Knights
Joseph Levy
Clyde Voorhees
Martyn Dellnez
Stores Close for Church Rites on Good Friday
Hayward stores close from noon to 3 p.m. on Good Friday April 1 allowing five employees to attend church services. The closing is a long established custom according to Chamber of Commerce Manager Roger Anderson.
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Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
Mgr
Roger Anderson
Stravel Attacks Hayward Budget Policy In Campaign
Harold A. Stravel, candidate for Hayward City Council, challenged council claims that reserve funds reflect sound fiscal policy. He argued the city should use public money to meet residents’ needs and agreed the city must maintain reserves.
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Harold A. Stravel
Hayward
Strauel
Merchants Promote May Promotion In Alameda County
Hayward merchants plan a May 12 to 18 promotion with outdoor living gear and vacation wear. Stores tout western attire and decor while clerks boost morale. Critics accuse council of improper use of funds and urge charter amendment attention.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Svestern
Coin Collection Remnants Found
Fremont reports remnants of a coin collection found roadside in Niles Canyon yesterday. George H. Smith of Centerville located seven coin books and a decorative lid for a jewelry or perfume box, with five coin books empty or partially filled. Deputies check if theft from Livermore Pleasanton area. No value estimated.
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Fremont
Niles Canyon
George H. Smith
Violant
Centerville
Smith
Sundl
Livermore Pleasanton
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Stevenson
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San Jose
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Strauer
Aster
Nel
Che Bally Bee Shop
Washington
Kenmore
Florsheim
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Worthmare
Red Goose
Estudillo
San Leandro LO
Sears
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