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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1964
Page
6
A historic Athens park once tied to Academius and Socrates inspired Plato’s Academy and later the term Academia. It was a public garden where Socrates spoke, and Plato founded his philosophy school nearby. The name Academia evolved into the English word academy.
A Richmond vacuum cleaner salesman Robert L. Fox 21 was placed on three years probation by Alameda County Superior Court after pleading guilty to two counts of grand theft in an auto insurance fraud scheme. Also sentenced were Marvin Nunn 27 and Norman E. Rabben 36 both on three years probation for grand theft. Nunn will be sentenced June 15 after a probation report. Renajohn, wife of Nunn, had charges dropped. Eleven of the indicted have been sentenced or awaiting sentencing. two remain for trial.
Richard L. Grodin an Oakland real estate broker convicted last year of felony bribery solicitation has appealed to Alameda County Superior Court to lower the charge to a misdemeanor His lawyer argued yesterday before Judge Lewis Lercara who promised a ruling by June Grodin also seeks a probation reduction from three years His license ban follows the conviction and prevents him from obtaining multiple listings per attorney Howard L Schwartz the penalty included a $5000 fine for soliciting a bribe to influence a council vote on a rezoning petition in Oakland
The San Lorenzo Village Homes Association board unanimously accepted a carport addition at 1543 Via Lacqua after viewing photographs, provided it meets all Alameda County Building Code specifications. The owner had not previously sought board permission. Director Hal Lohmann led the motion.
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