Obituary notice for Lester A. Soa and family remains
Lester A. Soa, long-time union member, born in San Francisco, retired in 1971. Survived by wife Dorothy, son Stephen of Plessanton, daughter Sharon Las Vegas, and brother Lilien A. Smith. Private funeral services were held yesterday in Napa Tulocay Cemetery with family in attendance.
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Hayward
Lester
Leamire
Stephen Smith
Plessanton
Seoith
Sharon Las Vegas
Lilien A. Smith
Napa
Smith
Tulocay
Open House Sessions Offered by New Haven School Superintendent
New Haven School Superintendent Thomas Hedden announces Tuesday afternoon open house sessions for community members without appointments. Sessions run from 1 30 to 10 6 p.m. at Hedden’s office on Western Ave Union City. Other times available by appointment.
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New Haven
Thomas Hedden
Hedden
Sidan Western Ave
Union City
Elderly man dies by self harm at hospital
Alameds County Coroners report Leland Carpenter 74 of Oakland apparently killed himself at SM Rose Hospital in Hayward early this morning. He was admitted May 79 with respiratory and heart problems. He was found lying on his hospital bed with a disposable plastic pillow case over his head at 6:25 am a robe ball tied around his neck sealed the air.
Cranston aide meets South County residents in Hayward
Cranston aide Alan Crang ton will visit Hayward California to meet with local officials and hear complaints from South County residents. Gerald Yokum will host at the Hayward office of Assemblyman Crtring Hee, 2273 Matt Al tron, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Appointments urged by calling 538- BONG. This marks a new statewide outreach as Cranston campaigns for re election as a Democrat.
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California Sea
Alan Crangton
Gerald Yokum
South County
Yokum
Hayward
Crring Hee
Matt Altron
Yokunt
Cranston
Alameda County Names Rossi to Human Relations Commission
St Joseph's senior Michael James Rossi of Alameda has been named to the Alameda County Human Relations Commission by the board of supervisors. Rossi, an outstanding student with a 3.65 GPA, serves as student body vice president and fields leadership roles, while also competing on the varsity track team. The board confirmed Rossi alongside multiple nominations to diverse county committees including alcoholism and Indian affairs, as part of a broader push to form a new countywide committee on alcoholism and preparatory capital improvement planning.
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Michael James Rossi
St. Joseph's High School
Alameda
Alameda County Human Relations Commission
Board of Supervisors
Rossi
Ashland Janes
Siglent
Fred Cooper
Thursy
Cooper
Hospital Workers Union
Bales
Thomas J. Sweeney
Oakland
Cleelesi Workers Union
Japanese League grants scholarships to six South Gouwily youths
The Japanese American Citizens Kaneve chapter awarded $100 achievement scholarships to Dennis Kitayama of Lagan High School Union City Jain Blegis Kerry Ellison of Sunset Uga Hayward and Gary Aikans of San Leandro High. Youth awards of $5 went to Hayward residents Craig Kurotori and Ginny Shimasaki. The event marked the first animal senior recognition potluck dinner in San Lorenzo. Kitayama, son of Union City Vice Mayor Tom Kitayama, will represent the chapter in a national competition.
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Dennis Kitayama
Lagan High School
Union City
Jain Blegis
Kerry Ellison
Sunset Uga School
Hayward
Gary Aikans
San Leandro
Craig Kurotori
Ginny Shimasaki
San Loreno
Kitayama
Tom Kitayama
San Leandro music scholar drive funds summer camps
San Leandro's Ban Lemitre High School instrumental director Vern Rolle announced a drive to provide $25 scholarships for students to attend California music camps. The camps cost about $58, with up to $20 weekly aid, and feature facilities and guest artists. Donations are sought from businesses, clubs, and individuals. contact Rolle at 2200 Bancraft Ave, 354-1000. All awards will be announced at the instrumental awards banquet on May 31.
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San Leandro
Vern Rolle
Ban Lemitre High School
Las
Union City council special meeting and community talks
Union City Council schedules a special meeting at 7 tonight at city offices 1154 Whipple Road with the advisory committees to discuss building capacity and related matters. The Southern Alameda County chapter of the California Association of the Physically Handicapped meets 7:30 to 11 pm tomorrow at the California Me National Guard cafeteria West Winton Avenue Hayward. Dr Rabert Gaiger discusses Sex and She Disabled and shows files for the Women's Aglow Fellowship at 2:30 pm Thursday Batter Way Restaurant 440 MacArthur Blvd Oakland with Dorothy Martin, Christian artist, as speaker. music by the Victory Temple Ensemble. Reservations via Dan Curler 278-0018.
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Union City Council
Whipple Road
Unine City
Behnlen
Asorylorigm
Sanor
Southern Alameda County
California Association ‘of the Physically Handicapped, Inc
California Me National Guard
West Winton Avenue
Women‘s Aglow Fellowship
Batterway
MacArthroy
Sunset High lighting project faces bid dispute delay
Sunset High School athletic field lighting bids raise questions after contractor errors. Oakland firm BAYWARD-Prospects for installation hinge on board decisions. A second larger bid could force funding gaps and delay, with joint city county efforts to share costs amid potential withdrawals and negotiations.
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Bayward
Sunset High School
J. Gardner & Sons of
Oakland
James Logan High School praised by educators and accreditors
A visiting accreditation commission from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges praised James Logan High School for attitudes and accomplishments of students, faculty, and staff. The report notes a 20 to 1 student teacher ratio, strong departmental courses, and vocational offerings, while calling for staff diversity and a bond election to fund expanded library services.
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James Logan High Schiool
Arcresting Commission
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Councilun
New Haven
Gamamillee
Stere
Police Budget Increases Significantly In Union City
Union City proposes a 1972-74 budget totaling 2,065,678 with a 49,689 rise. City Manager William Zaner notes a 20 change to the tax rate and a 25 percent growth, despite 9 percent revenue loss, funding 180,018 more for police personnel and equipment, 30,726 for car maintenance, and 45,100 for salaries of four officers after a federal grant ends.
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Union City
Ciy
William Zaner
Zaner
South County Scene in The Daily Review Hayward
Local page from The Daily Review Hayward dated Tuesday May 22 1973 highlights community events and social notes in South County. Includes brief notices of gatherings and local personalities with names and places tied to the region.
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the Daily Review
Hayward, Gelli
Negotiators seek personal leave policy for San Lorenzo teachers
San Lorenzo trustees asked the negotiating council and Supt. Paul Ehret to review a proposed personal leave policy from the San Lorenzo Education Association. The plan would allow up to three personal days per year for all 671 teachers, with costs estimated at 42 825 annually if fully used.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Cohnel
Paul Ehret
San Lorenzo Education Association
Ehrer
al Fromiin
Ruth Halverson
SLBA
Employ 2A
Varias
Ehret
Reg
Unanimous Board Ok for Nongraded Primary Class
Rayward school board approves a cooperative nongraded primary class requested by three parent groups and renews guidelines. The class will start this fall with priority for racial balance, while opponents warn of private school implications. The district plans an affirmative action push and broader community input, alongside ongoing electronics course protests.
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Rayward
Humpty Dumpty
Gregory Michevels
Micheaels
Robert Willams
John Haywood
Hayward
Daily Review
Haywood
Boart
Capies
Rraft
Tie Hoard
Arveson
Chabot
Reed Huttington
Buffington
Chebot
Youth band seeks city affiliation for The Weldonians
The Weldonians a youth band formed by Mr and Mrs Weldon Leonardson seeks official affiliation with Hayward city coming from Oakland where they were previously official band for four years. The group ages 3 to 18 includes marching show and majorette units with about 25 members aims to expand to 500. They practice weekly and Saturdays at Challenge with youths running the band while adults act as instructors and advisers. Members from Hayward Fremont Newark San Leandro and Oakland perform for public events, Disneyland and the Oakland Rail Flyers with free performances and occasional donations. They declined commercial offers to stay noncommercial and consider restarting a choir after the death of Mrs Leonardson.
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Weldonings
Weldon
Leonardson
Hayward
Ken Garizon
Com- Nerve
Grotm Deveto
Ken Carlson
Carlson
Oakland
Weldonians
Fremont
Newark
Sandandro
Challege
T Leonarddsot
Michelle Pena
Aro High School
San Lorenza
Orches Ste
Waldonians
Weldonian
Oakland Raiflers
Disneyland
Carlsen
Westonians
Fremont High student arrested in stabbing case
Fremont police arrested 18 year old Ken ly High School student Scon F McNamara of Donner Way for assault with intent to commit murder after a stabbing on Curtis and Omor streets. The victim James A vers Jr., 19, underwent surgery at Washington Hospital and was reported in fair condition. McNamara's bail was set at 20000 dollars.
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Fremont
Kenly
Curtis and
Omor
Scon F. McNamara
Donner Way
Itot
Murutz
James A. Nevers’ Jr
Roberts Ave
Washington Hospital
McNamara
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Phot
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Shirley Marcotte
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Forest Bird
Lynn Janssen
Ice Wolf
Kremont
Paseo Padre Parkway
Tion
Anatau
Fremont Youth Theatre Guild
James Logan
Piy
Capital Improvement Fund
South County Scene
Mexico Cultural Cie
San Lorenzo High School
Guadalajara
Mexico
Bacina High School
Doig Olters»telter
Woodland Dune
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Arroyo High School
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