Army recruiting office in San Leandro struggles to meet quota
The San Leandro Army recruiting office, once the weakest in the 11 western states, trails its quota by 49 enlistments as of Friday with June 30 looming. Recruiters Benny Smith and Jim Campbell say performance is improving, despite talk of relocating the office to Bayfair after years on Parrot Street.
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Builder lauds San Lorenzo as the American dream
Builder David D. Bohanon recalled San Lorenzo Village as a beacon of the American dream at the May 145 birthday celebration of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association. Esther Jorgensen led the event with Gene Baird as president. Bohanon lit the cake, praising residents for loving their homes and creating a community no builder can match. The program noted Franciscan monks and Spanish soldiers explored the area between 1769 and 1778, with Mission San Jose in Fremont and the Arroyo de San Leandro historic in the region.
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San Lorenzo parade blocked by union picket line
San Lorenzo celebrated its 30th birthday with only the Blue Angels drill team performing as Musicians Union Local 530 staged a picket line over demands for a paid professional band. Three bands dropped out, including the Sixth Army Band, Weldonians, and a National Guard band, after money issues and union rules. Local leaders argued a paid band is required to show professional musicians are not deprived of work, while union officials say no such hire occurred and military rules limit interference.
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Barte found guilty in Dublin child killing case
Superior Court Judge Stanley P. Golde found Helga Adele Barte guilty on no counts of voluntary manslaughter and declared her sane at the time of killing her two children last December. The case was sent to the probation office for 30 days with sentencing set for June 26.
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Casualties rise in Mayaguez rescue raid
Washington AP reports the Mayaguez operation casualties now total five dead, 16 missing, and 70 to 80 wounded. Initial Pentagon figures were one dead, 22 wounded, with 14 missing. The Marine assault on Koh Tang followed an erroneous landing while the crew had been moved to Kam Pong Son. The incident sparked U S regret over Thai base use.
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Ohlone grads urged to reshape America at campus dedication
Congressman Don Edwards addressed 145 graduating Ohlone College students at the eighth ceremony on the new campus, urging a national shift toward a more austere life amid environmental and energy concerns. He warned of imminent shortages and urged graduates to lead change as they enter the productive sector.
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