Wildlife refuge bill advances despite mixed signals
Supporters expect passage of the wildlife refuge bill with little opposition. Letters from Sen. Magnuson and officials indicate strong committee action and possible Senate approval, while Interior plans seek funding and land acquisition to establish the refuge across Fremuit, Alviso, and Redwond City areas.
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Spencer Asseeli
McBurems
Aid
Fremuit
Alviso
Redwond City
Mento Park
The Holly Revlon Thursday May 18 197
The notice appears from South County scene with a dated reference to May 18. It mentions The Holly Revlon in a brief public or event listing, but readable details are limited and no clear outcome or location is provided.
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Holly Revlon
Hayward Campaign Finance Filings Report Deadlines Missed
In Hayward, several candidates filed statements of campaign contributions and expenses within 35 days of the election while five of eight unsuccessful contenders missed the deadline. Among those filed are Mazi Tommie Robbins L Paul Tay and George Byars with various declared expenses. others listed include Julio Bras Michael Gastro Vincent Haertel Jim Harper Anita Sato and more. Delinquent candidates face penalties and in several races council and school board seats were decided despite filing gaps.
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Ay Ward
Theaign
Fientay’s
Mazi — Tommie Robbins
L.paul
Tay
Muline
Jesshan
George’ Byars
Ty Dennis
Vic Jakub
Julio Bras
Michael Gastro
Vincent M. Haertel
Jim Harper
Larry” Rathy
Jack Shane
Anita M. Sato
Michie
Esan Lgandro
Gily
Richard West
Mra
Mickey Slutty
C. ‘Caldwell
Laython Neal Landis
Cynthia Creery
Dean M. Burnett
Jose Torres
William Suers
Newark candidates file state reports after April election
In Newark most of the ten candidates filed state required campaign statements. Names include LeRand of 1719 Thomson Ave, Fernandes of 37086 Poplar St, and Plowright and Sisk among others. Totals show varying expenses and contributions, with several candidates reporting self-funds and outside donations.
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Newark
Yerge LeRand
Thomson Ave
Innis
Cauecil
Aly
Robert Plowright
Shirley Sisk
George Joseph “Fernandes
Poplar St
STM
Wormer
Ellis Faker
Scout-O-Rama brings Bay Area scouting to San Francisco
Scout-O-Rama opens Saturday at the Palace with 80 booths. displays include Scouting Today’s More Than You Think theme and a hot air balloon bio-tot owned by Bill Berry featured in a Disney film. Youths 6 to 18 may apply via Oakland office 134-9590. Also in Newark, Lida Frances Stacy chosen among 30 U.S. girls for Scouting Wider Opportunities program. Kathryn Stien Cunningham named Newark Girl Scouts association chair. both stories reflect local scouting activity and leadership roles.
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San Francisco
Cy Palace
Bay Area
Daihs
Scouts
Explorers
Bill Berry
Newauk
Kathryn Stien Cunningham
Birkshire
Pace
Newark
Opposition builds ahead of Lake Island restaurant plan hearing
Newark planning commissioners await public input on a $5 million, 288 unit apartment and a quality restaurant proposed by Transamerica Development Co. The Lake Area Residents Association voted overwhelmingly against the restaurant at a May meeting, while homeowner opposition is expected at the May 23 public hearing. Dr. Hershel Fischer criticized the plan as ridiculous and uncredible, prompting further heated exchanges at a work meeting.
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Newark
Cestaurent
Lake
Herschel Fischer
Ridicotads
Transamerica Development Co
City Bisnning
Millon
T-Acré
Shannar
Abraham
Lake Area Residents Association
Fischer
Lake Meaka
Me Attin
City extends contract with negotiating firm for wage talks
HAYWARD The city council approved a one year extension of its contract with Industrial Employers and Distributors Association to handle wage and fringe benefits discussions. The move costs the city about 300 professional representation. Last year's agreement expired May 16. Talks with Local 390 United Public Employees Union and the Hayward City Employees Association are underway but not in hard bargaining. Spokesman Joe Vilardi noted no ceasefire yet. The council also awarded a 810,800 contract to CSB Construction Co. Oakland for a garage at the Alport ure Station for a snorkel-equipped fire truck. A 04,536 contract was given to Central Valley Electric Inc. for traffic signals at D and Watkins streets and signal modifications at D and Main.
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Hayward
Industrial Employers and Distributors Association
United Public Employes ‘Union
Hayward, City
Joe Vilardi
CSB Construction Co
Oakland
Alporture
Central Valley Electrg Inc
Watkins Streets
D and Watkins Streets
D and
Main
Fremont City Budget Delayed for Street Improvements Plan
City council on Tuesday delayed action on a proposed 1.8 million street program financed mainly by state gasoline taxes. The plan allocates 530,000 for crossing separation at railroad tracks and Paseo Padre Parkway in Centerville, 475,000 for widening Fremont Tentevard between Decoto Road and the Ninity Freeway, 80,000 for Paseo Padre Tom Peralta Boulevard and Thornton Avenue work, 72,000 for Driscoll to Tram, Mission Boulevard to Allee Street, 77,000 for paving with developers on Oll Prune Avenue, and 370,000 for traffic signals at Paseo Padre Walnut Way Stevenson Boulevard.
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Lpremont
Coun‘cil
Paseo Padre Parkway
Centerville
Fremont
Tentevard
Decoto Road
Ninity Freeway
Paseo Padre
Tom Peralta
Drug raid suspects face trial in Alameda County
In a January citywide sweep, Sap Leanilo and Mariya Montgomery from 347 Second Ave pleaded innocent in Alameda County Superior Court on marijuana and dangerous drugs charges. They were part of a mass arrest of 26 adults and juveniles tied to a two month investigation during which officers purchased heroin, cocaine, amphetamines, cannabis, and more.
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San Leandro
Alameda County Superior Court
Jel
Mariya Montgomery
Second Ave
Milticipal Court
Child Molesting Trial Set in San Leandro Principal Court
An Oakland police officer facing misdemeanor charges of child molesting had a trial scheduled yesterday in San Leandro. The incident allegedly occurred in April involving an 18 year old high school student. Patrolman Daniel Harrigan, 25, from Livermore, dismissed from the force, pleaded not guilty. He is accused of dragging the girl from the school under the pretext she needed to see a security officer. Harrigan, married with one child, was off duty in plain clothes at the time of the alleged incident.
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San Leandro
Prinicipal Court
Wis
Oakland
John Mulr Dumar
Daniel Harrigan
Livermore
Dak Ian Force
Allicar
Harrigan
Critic Attacks Library Board Over Policy Changes
San Leandro critic John Ely, head of Marina Citizens for Community Improvement, vows to oppose the library board after a contentious meeting. Ely accused board President Vernon Lorison of ignorance while noting the League of Women Voters charter amendment passed and library governance shifts toward advisory status pending city manager accountability.
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San Leandro
John Ely
Ae City
League of Women Voters
Ely
Marina Gitizens
Mulford-Maring Faire
Vernon Lor
Bly Sand
League of Women
Votey
Poly
Celebrity Swim-a-thon heats up San Lorenzo event
A list of celebrities including Hayward City officials and judges joins fighter George Foreman and manager Dick Sadler for the Flying Fins charity swim. Team members collect pledges of ten cents per lap as the Swim-a-thon runs from 9 am to 1 pm at the San Lorenzo Swim Center on Ashland Avenue.
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San Lorenzo
Assemlyman
Curios Bee
Hayward
George Oykes
Tom
Neveau
Tohn Pappas
Charles Santana
Tleie Welnreb
Robert
Faite Yall
Alfred Delicchi
William Spelanced
Hayward Area
Wile Bras
Douglas Morrisson
Meda Soares
LeRoy Pegis
George Foreman
Dick Sadler
Tleten Cisadel
WARD
San Lorenzo Swim Center
Ashland Ave
San Loren
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