South County Weekend Events in Hayward and Nearby
A collage of Hayward area events includes The Seven Year Tech at Cal State Hayward at 8:15 p.m. with tickets from $1 to $2, local music at Epler Gym Ohlone College, and early film showings at HARD's Children Festival. Recitals, dances, gallery displays, a Cinco de Mayo festival, and a county weather forecast round out today’s listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State University
Hayward
George Axelrod
Cal State
Kimball School
Kimball Ave
Weekes Park
Patrick Avenue
Wayward California Saturday May MW Page 1
A brief entry from a California issue notes page one content as published on a spring Saturday with miscellaneous items and an initial section. The fragment references Wayward location and May dating but lacks full context or named events.
Death toll climbs in Italy earthquake disaster
Reports say the northeast Italian quake may kill over 1,000 with about 2,000 injured and 110,000 homeless. Rescue teams including U S Army medics worked through rubble near Venice and Udine as aftershocks rattled Alpine towns. Officials warned the total death toll would grow as basements were searched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Italy
U.S. Army
Fothills
Venice
Udine
U.S
Vicenza
NATO
West Germany
Giovanni Leone
Rome
Hositals
Maiano
Bruna Montanari
Artist paints the President on White House wall
San Leandro artist Michael Grow, once scolded for a living room mural, now hangs a full-face portrait of President Ford behind the president's desk. Commissioned through the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Grow received a personal thanks note from Ford.
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San Leandro
Michael Grow
Shany
Grow
White House
Ford
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gas diversion plan to L A area faces strong opposition
California utilities officials clash over diverting gas to Southern California. Bay Area air officials warn the plan would raise sulfur dioxide and other pollutants, while PG E and Miller say the impact on gas supplies and rates would be minimal. The Bay Area district may push back with a year of hearings if pursued.
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California Public Utilities Commission
California
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District
Steven Miller
Robert
Batinovich
Pg&e
Southern California
Edigon Co
Ontbaan
Hiller
Thesir Pollution Control Agency
Bay Area
Unanimoudy
San Francisco Bay
Miller
San Francis Bay
Ares
Batinayich
Warriors Triumph in Western Conference Final
Phil Serith scored 15 to spark Suited Line past Plamnix 21 points in the Western Canburenne finals. Jareel Wiha led the Warriors with 21 points and Gea Wikler came off bench to add four. Rick Berry totaled 12 after averaging 41 in the first five games.
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Phoerik
UPI
Phil Serith
Secan
Eal Pale
Nmarmeineerleel
Plamnix
Warriors
Jareel Wiha
Retie Gea Wikler
Rick Berry
Andy
Ful Detolte
Packers cheated Army with cheap meat
Senate investigators report that meat packers bribed Army inspectors and supplied cheap beef instead of prime, costing the Defense Department millions annually. The probe names G&G Packing and Blue Ribbon Frozen Food, owned by the Goldbergs, as key players, with extensive gratuities to ARVIS staff and numerous nonconforming beef purchases.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Lawton Chiles
D-Fra
Defense Department
Army
Chiles
G&g Packing Co
Roxbury, Mass
Blue Ribbon Frozen, Food Corp
Hamden, Conn
Lit. Buster Branch
Army Veterinary Inspection Service
ARVIS
Army Health Services Command
Harry Goldberg
David Frank Goldberg
Boston
Set
Charles Reidinger
NCO
Reidinger
Manuel Pacheco
G&g
Goldbergs
Spec
Nadia Hoyer-Booth
Cape Cod
Hampshire
Ferdinand Romano
Defense Investigative Service
Chicago
New Orleans
Dallas
Los Angeles
Building woes delay opening of town center
Fremont reports the North Centerville Las Cerritos Community Center, a $254000 project, will not open as planned due to exterior cedar siding failures. Siding shrinkage has created gaps exposing insulation, prompting arbitration and claims between city, EMI contractor BMI of Santa Clara, the architect supplier Peter Jacobenta, and a lumber firm. The dispute includes a $11000 change order and $3600 in delay fees, with the city countersuing for corrective work and daily delay damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spata
Becaus
BMI
Santa Clara
EMI
Peter Jacobenta
Also Mentioned on This Page
South County
San Francisco
Sor Door and Whale Oil Company
Our Gang
Harmony Junction
High Time
Epler Gymnasium
Ohlone College
Mission Blvd
Fremont
Ohlone
James Bertram
Music Building
California Rate University
Ballet Folklorico
Ballet Folklorico Mexicano
Chabal College
Hesperian Blvd
University Theater
Fornia Late University
Prilla Brackett
Guillermo Wagner Granity
Sun Gallery
Stanislaus State
Cal
Sulphur Creek Nature Center
Festival del Pueblo
Wayward, California
Yugoslavia
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Westy
Switzerland
Belgium
Netherlands
Poland
Haly
Canal City
Ialy
Pisa
Vaimont
Europe
Asia Minor
Turkey
Florence
Sicily
Piero Valsecchi
Buia
Maiano A
Gemmana
Leanoro
Michael Gro
Joseph W. Mann
The
VFW
New York City
Salt Lake City
California College of Arts and Crafts
Jand
Chicago Fine Arts
Boston Fine
Hayes Street
Oakland
San Tiego Gas and Electric Co
Convair Aircrafts
L.A
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