What would you do with Hughes 125 million
A Hayward public poll asks commuters at the BART station what they would do with 125 million if Melvin Dummar inherits from the Howard Hughes estate. Reactions range from education and savings to buying cars and starting a film company amid speculation the will may be fake.
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Hughes
Melvin Dummar
Hayward
Utah
Howard Hughes
Dummar
The
Daily Review
Hayward Bart
Becky Fain
Vegas Ave
Castro Valley
Laura Hayes
Pebble Beach Court
Becky Schouten
Meadowbrook Ave
Rush van Slyke
San Antonio St
Hope Toast
Jeanette
Gerald Richards
Escondido Circle
Livermore
Eric Hardman
Cole Place
Seals
George H. Oakes Dead at 87 in San Jose Rest Home
Hayward elder George Henry Oakes died last night at a San Jose rest home at age 87. A pioneer Hayward family member and father of Hayward City Councilman George P. Oakes, he was born November 20, 1888. He worked in journalism, founded the Alvarado Pioneer and Livermore Journal, bought Washington News, Newark Times, Milpitas Star, and later partnered with Stuart Nixon before selling the papers in 1967. He attended Hayward schools.
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Hayward
George Henry Oakes
San Jose
Mr. Oakes
Hayward Cty
George P. Oakes
George Anthony Oakes
Hayward Weekly
Journal
Alvarado Pioneer
Livermore Journal
Washington News
Centerville
Newark Times
Milpitas Star
Stuart Nixon
Township Register
Newark Express
Nixon
San Francisco Board Splits Over Ballot Measures
SAN FRANCISCO AP The Board of Supervisors wrestled with removing two labor related ballot measures from the June 6 ballot amid a workers strike and city service fears. Judge Drewes issued a temporary restraining order allowing absentee voting as a hearing on the legality of the action is set for Wednesday.
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San Francisco
Board of Supervisors
Quentin Kopp
John Barbagelata
Kopp
Barbagelata
Presiding Superior Court
Robert Drewes
Drewes
Registrar of Voters
Todny
Terry Francvis
Livermore Palm Trees Face Ancestral-Tree Challenge
In Livermore, Steve and Sharon Coronado seek removal of two ancestral palm trees in front of their home citing eyesore risk and yard damage. The Beautification Committee and planning commissioners oppose removal, urging pruning to preserve the trees as ancestral. The case tests the 1972 ancestral tree ordinance.
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Livermore
Steve
Sharon Coronado
Livermore Ave
Don Freitas
Parks and Trees
Coronado
Jerry Beazell
Louis Trotter
Burlingame
Trotter
The Daily Review and Morning News Consolidation
A regional newspaper consolidation combines The Daily Review with The Morning News to form a merged publication. The move aims to streamline operations, expand circulation, and unify editorial staff under a single brand. Local offices will remain, with changes announced for future editions.
Hayward Evening Briefs May 10 1976 Four Pages
Brief wire style item from Hayward California dated Monday May 10 1976. The four-page edition covers local news, community notices, and short items of interest with concise reports typical of a small urban newspaper.
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Hayward
California
Jumping champ at Determined Leap High wins big
Determined Leap Junior High School athlete won with a leap of 8 feet 8 1/2 inches. He and his owner will compete in the Sanctioned Preliminary Frog Jump at the annual Calaveras Jump on May 14.
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Santa Barbara
Calaveras
Miles Whipple
Hayward Area Recreation District
Bret Harte
Old barn saved for Alameda County Fair display
Livermore rancher Harry Lefever rescued a 75 year old barn near Fourth Street and Nen from demolition. Disassembled and reassembled at the Alameda County Fair, the structure was rebuilt with salvaged redwood, cobwebs, and hinges. The display will include antiques and livestock gear to evoke early life on local farms.
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Wieward
Fourth Street
Nen Livermore
Airgrounds
Lefever
Norma Ferrario Pritchard
Joe Lagomarsino
Lafever
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