Cranston to Meet South County Residents in Hayward
Alan Cranst on representative Gerald Yokum will meet Hayward officials and hear questions from South County residents at 9 am in the Hayward office of Assemblyman Callas Hee at 20734 Main St. Those wishing to speak with Yokum should call 4s 588 5 to schedule an appointment. This appearance marks Cranston’s statewide outreach ahead of his re election bid as a Democrat.
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Gerald’ Yokin
Hayward
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South County
Callas Hee
Main St
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Pam
Parsons
Yokum
Bember
Cranston
St Joseph’s senior Rossi tapped for Alameda county panel
St Joseph’s High School senior Michael Jarnes Rossi of Alameda has been appointed to the Alameda County Human Relations Commission to replace Ashland Jones, who resigned. Rossi, a 3.9 GPA student body vice president and varsity track member, was nominated by Supervisor Fred Cooper and confirmed by the board. The vote also confirmed other appointments to alcoholism and community development committees and a new financing advisory panel linked to an $68 million capital plan.
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St. Joseph's High School
Alameda
Allemeds County
Board of Supervisors
Rossi
Ashland Jones
Allies
Fred Cuper
Cooper
Richard Alexander
Oakland
McNoman Relations Commission
Mameda
Hospi Workers Union
Bates
Thomas J.sweenay
Clerical Worker's Union
Dike Board
Japanese League grants scholarships to six South County youths
Six South County youths received $100 achievement awards from the Japanese American Citizens and Eden Township chapel. Recipients include Dennis Kitayama of Tapin High School Union City, John Blewis and Kerry Bullsoh of Sunset High School Hayward, and Gary Akiwa of San Leandro High School. Two Hayward residents earned $0 cash. Awards were given at the first annual senior recognition potluck in San Lorenzo. Kitayama, son of Union City Vice Mayor Tom Kitayama, will represent the chapter in the national competition.
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South County
Eden Township
Dennis Kitayama
Tapin High School
Unilon City
John Blewis
Kerry Bullsoh
Sunset Hgh School
Hayward
Gary Akiwa
San Leandro High Schior
Craig ‘Kurolor
Gary Shimasaki
San Lorenzo
Kitayama
Union City
Tom Kitayama
Music scholarship drive announced at San Leandro High
Vern Rose director of instrumental music launches a drive to provide summer music scholarships at San Leandro High. Camps cost 58 to 200 dollars weekly with noted staff and facilities. Scholarships cover part of camp costs for approved students. Donations sought from business, industry, clubs and individuals. Contact WAY Bancroft Ave 252 1000. Awards presented at the instrumental awards panel on May 11.
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Vern Rose
San Leandro High School
Summer Cain
California
Rolle
Nore
San Leandro
Alle
Way Bancroft Ave
Student arrested in Fremont stabbing case
An 18 year old Ken n Kennedy High Serial student was arrested after a stabbing last Friday near Curtis and Omara. The victim James A. Meyers Jr. underwent surgery at Washington Hospital and is reported in Yale expression. McNamara of 1925 Tang Way faces assault with intent to commit maudner charges and bail set at $20,008.
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Kennedy High
Tig
Curtis
Omara
Scott TF. McNamara
Tang Way
James A. Meyers Jr
Roberts Ave
Washington Hospital
Yale
McNawhtave
Wild brawl at Fremont topless bar ends in assaults
A melee at the Hip Bigger topless bar in Fremont left officer Bernney and several patrons involved. Gary D. Tullis, knocked unconscious with a head wound, was aided by police after a night of fighting began when a patron knocked a picture from the wall and an indecent grab occurred. Suspects Gerald W. Sargent and Manuel Vasquez resisted, with others aiding. Police responded with multiple patrols.
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D ¥Ington
Memomet
San Jose
Newark
Dover
Berney
Ister
Gerald W. Sargent
Twhan M. Lara
Manuel Vasquez
Sargent
Theecard
Bute
Dakcers
Union City Council meeting and local organization events
Union City Council meets at 7 tonight with city offices and the technical advisory committees to discuss the building moratorium and sewer capacity. The Southern Alameda County chapter of the California Association of the Physically Handicapped meets 7 20 to 10 p m at the California Air National Guard cafeteria to hear Dr Robert Geiger speak on Sey and the Disabled and to show films. Woman's Aglow Fellowship hosts a 11 30 a m Thursday luncheon at Better Way Restaurant Oaklnd 7640 MacArthur Blvd to hear Christian publicist Dorothy Martin. Music by Wie Victory Temple Ensemble. Reservations to Ina Curler at 27agot.
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Alamada County
California Association of the Physically Handicapped, Inc
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California Air
Winton Avenue
Clawster Road
Hayward
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Woman's Aglow Fellowship
Better Way
MacArthur Blvd
Oaklind
Dorothy Martin
Wie Victory Temple Ensemble
Ina Curler
North Plain development policy eyed to boost parks and sewer plan
Fremont council tonight will study an Interim North Plain development policy and a park priority system to guide park upgrades. The Singer Granger tract general plan amendment seeks 291 homes, with a public hearing on density and tree preservation along multiple avenues, as officials aim to expand Union Sanitary District capacity by about one million gallons daily within nine months.
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North Plain
Singer-Granger
Union Sanitary Nisteiet
Alvarado
Bing
East Bay
Central Bay
Park Plain
Eenetluis
Borhood
Alvaraca Boulevard
Nimitz
Singer Housing
Oiler
Newark panel slated to review social concerns tonight
The Newark Commission on Social Concerns will meet tonight at the community center to define its role and discuss goals in poverty discrimination crime disease and opportunity. City council members will participate and a list of unmet needs from the Community Assistance Team will outline starting points.
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Commission On Social Concerns
Newark
Commission
Samuel Rutland
Hazardous golf near Fremont home sparks warnings
Fremont residents allege Parkway Golf Course endangers neighbors with stray balls. Frank Knowles on Deodra Street claims frequent balls hit yards and windows, with one incident injuring a child. Golf official Jim Merrill says the course plans a protective barrier but warns no solution is foolproof.
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Deodra St
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Tindles
Uneyco
Ened
Sof-In-Lary
Jim Merrill
Golf Prt
Zaya Parkway
Wut
Schools seek own principals for new Leithh program
Fremont school trustees heard a budget session last night on appointing fulltime principals for Warm Springs and Leithh elementary schools. Principal James Howden currently heads both. Trustee Andrews noted a decision would come during the budget process. Mrs. Lionel Romero urged a Leithh principal to direct the early childhood program and staff training, favoring Howden due to his experience. Trustees discussed class sizes and budget items as they reviewed the study budget, with only three trustees present.
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Lelteh
Cleentary
Fremont
James Howden
Yynsteernest’ Andrews
Lionel Romero
Iris Fees
Leithh
Romery
Howden
Leitch
Leleh
Miter
Trustes Astry Sheppard
Police spending rises in 1973 74 budget plan
Union City Mayor City Manager William Zanier outlined a 2.07 million dollar budget showing a 49,629 increase over the current year. The plan calls for 130,018 more police personnel and equipment, 58,726 for police car upkeep, and local funding to replace federally funded salaries. capital improvements include road projects and a civic center master plan with an architect.
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Zanur
Epics
Zener
General Fund
Capital Improvement Fund
Civic Center
Yaner
Zaner
Idney
Ges
Detote Road
Alvarado Nites Road
Planning Commission
Tate
Newark to host teacher training center at Cal State Hayward
Newark Unified School District is chosen as a training center for secondary teachers by California State University at Hayward. The program will involve about 50 students and five professors over a quarter, with current student teachers from CSU campuses. A school calendar for next year, holiday policy, and credential changes are also discussed at tonight's meeting.
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Hayward
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