Hayward Recreation District to discuss 1969-70 budget and park plans
The Hayward Area Recreation District board meets after 8 PM to review the 1969-70 proposed budget. Topics include a tallet pro proposed for Hayward Acres, a Weekes Park patio redesign, a drainage contract for San Lorenzo Park, turfing plans, and a possible land purchase near the East Avenue park to expand the day camp. He noted potential involvement of the San Francisco Mime Troupe and Alameda County officials in local facility discussions.
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Hayward Area Recreation District Board of di- Teriors
Weekes Park
San Lorenzo Park
Bud) Critzer
San Fransenco
Cisco
Alameda County
al Earl Warren
Castro Valley
el Dorado Avenue
Sonoma Street
Ing
Critter
East Avenue
Hayward unit seeks drive in theater permit variances
East Bay Theatres Inc plans a 17 acre drive in theater site east of Hesperian Blvd 1600 feet south of Industrial Pkwy W in flood plain. The proposal asks for variances to allow a ticket booth near the property line two 74 foot screens 700 square feet additional sign area higher sign height and internal sign illumination. Also includes use permit for Neo Life Company of America cosmetic warehousing at 2123 and 2165 American Ave and reconsideration of Mission Blvd dealership conditions for Art Bridges on Mission between Rose and Sunset.
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Hayward
East Bay Theatres, Inc
Industrial Parkway
City Board of Adjustments
Bas
Bay
Union City
City Hall
Mission Boulevard
Rose Street
Sunset Boulevard
Leandro Budget Message Signals City Budget Hearings
Leandro prepares to begin budget and salary hearings culminating in the 1969 70 budget adoption on or before June 30. Mayor Maltester announces possible tax rate adjustments despite valuation increases. Civil service suggests a 400000 pay rise for city workers. Cultural advisory committee to present funding recommendations. First budget work session at 6 30 p m Wednesday. council to set bid dates for the fire station and civic center plaza projects at 7 p.m.
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San Leandro
Wesley McClure
McClure
Jack D. Maltester
Civil Service Commission
Estudillo Avenue
Huff
Civic Center Plaza
Fire Hose Blamed For Sub Sinking
New York AP reports that careless use of a fire hose caused an atomic powered submarine sinking on May 6 in San Francisco. Newsweek notes the Gultaro was down by the stern due to ballast imbalance just before a level test, as water flooded in through open access hatches used for wiring during construction.
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New York
San Francisco
Newsweek
Pentagon
Guiltaro
Meter For Mars Reveals Martian Quake Clues
In Pasadena, a miniature seismometer box may soon tell scientists if Mars experiences earthquakes. The device, used to monitor quakes here on Earth, is adapted for Martian research to detect possible tremors on the red planet.
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Pasadena
Calif
Ismail
Mars
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Crossword style puzzle list with across and down clues. includes Greek letters, names, places, and common terms. readable but fragmented with many OCR errors. appears to be a cryptic style or fill in puzzle with assorted hints and answer slots.
Unclear OCR: scrambled text from a Pune event
Fragmentary OCR text shows numerous misreads and garbled names with no clear event or entities. No coherent incident, date, or participants emerge to summarize into a factual card.
Apollo 10 Adds To Firsts In American Space Feats
Apollo 10 reporters note a string of firsts for the United States in space during the mission. Astronauts Thomas Stafford Eugene Cernan and John Young near the Moon and perform feats including color TV pictures and a lunar rendezvous. The crew also marks lighter firsts such as shaving in space and transmitting an Andy Williams record from translunar orbit.
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Mars
Moon
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernman
John W. Young
Chick Donald K
Deke” Slayton
Andy Williams
Ing
Apollo 10 men shave in space first for Americans
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The Apollo 10 crew shaved in space for the first time by using a razor and brushless shaving cream after attempting mechanical shavers. Cernan Staf ford and Young described the method as scientific and neat, disposing of the used material on a towel.
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Space Center, Houston
Eugene A. Cernan
Space
Space Agency Herd
Proulems
Young
Hairy Accident on Roller Coaster Injures Six
An amusement park ride in Long Beach suffered six minor injuries when a wig fell onto the tracks jamming a roller coaster car and was struck by the following car. No one claimed the hairpiece.
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Long Beach
Apollo 10 crew fed on wide menu despite gas in water
Apollo 10 astronauts Stafford Young and Cernan, after an eight day lunar voyage, reported mild stomach discomfort from hydrogen gas in drinking water but remained able to celebrate with a sausage breakfast aboard USS Princeton. They carried the most varied larder yet, including freeze dried rehydratable items and wet pack meals.
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Kenneth F. Englade
Princeton
Charles E. Berry
Stafford
Young Ass Cernan
Space Agency
Stafford Calls In Psalms From Space
Apollo 10 commander Thomas P. Stafford, from 150000 miles away, selected Bible verses for Sunday worship and asked mission control commentator Joc Engle to pass them to the Seabrank Methodist Church congregation. He read Psalm 8, Psalm 122, Psalm 128, and Isaiah 2:4 emphasizing peace and a future without war.
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Stafford
Jerusalem
Israel
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Hayward Auto Movies
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AP Wireonsio
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Barbara Cernan
Eugene Cernan
Tracey
John L. Morkovsky
Galveston-Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Texas
Space Center
UPI
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Thomas P. Staf
Ford
Sugar Hotel
Alpha Vietor
Polina
Axminster
14Th Street
Macy's
Jume
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Dtacy
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Conte
Action Man
Foothill Blvd
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Psalms
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