Washington Manor Board Divides Over Incorporation Push
A local power struggle unfolds as the Washington Home Owners Association board pushes to file an incorporation petition and back three director candidates while opposing a lay member. Opposition from Lea and Mulford Garden’s Improve ment Club weakens the effort as candidates for the district board race face scrutiny. Jean Clack and Joyse Altman file for director seats as tension rises among residents ahead of June elections.
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Bill Romwall
Washington Manor
Washington Home
SS Ers Association
Tors
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Mulford Garden
Mulford
Bill Lubber
Ben Leal
Washington Manor Community Services District
Washington Home Owner's Association
Leal
Jean Clack
Clack
Washiington Manor Recreation Council
Parks and Recreation
Corvallis Pta
Barret
Timothy
Oakland
Univery HS
University of California
Joyse Altman
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Dayton School Pta
San Lorenzo Junior Women's Club
Alameda County
Altman
Senate Sees Early Action On Highway Bill Debate
The Senate plans an early five hour session to tackle a broad highway bill funding a vast interstate network. The plan envisions a $28.0 billion federal contribution with $2.5 billion from states for a 40,000 mile system linking state capitals and major cities. Debates cover prevailing wage rules and distribution among states with opposition from several Southern senators.
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James P. Richards
Senate Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
NBC
Charges Hurled At Knight Over Bosley Abortion Claims
San Francisco lawyer Bradford Bosley, appointed to a municipal bench two days earlier, denies reports linking him to plans for an abortion mill in Reno. Governor Knight, who backed Bosley, says there is no substance to the accusations and will wait for a full investigation before Bosley takes the bench. Bosley previously worked as an assistant to District Attorney Thomas C. Lynch and left in March 1984 after a Reno trip became public.
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Bradford Bosley
Benn
Bosley
Goodwind
Knight
State Bar
Sacramento
Thomas C. Lynch
Lynch
Reno
Dyer. Jensen
Jensen
Goodman
Solon Proposes Election Plank for Right to Know
Representative John E. Moss of California urged both major parties to adopt platforms stressing the people's right to know. He spoke in Washington about increasing transparency in government and access to information.
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Troops And Tribes Luncheon Draws Scouts For Fund Drive
The South East Bay Girl Scouts council sponsors a luncheon to raise funds and send four members to the National Round-up of Senior Girls. Janet Brooks, from Centerville, is among those selected. Encampment runs June 29 to July 11 near Pontiac and Detroit. transportation and some costs are covered by the council.
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Sean Brooks
Norris Road
Centerville
South East Bay
Highland Park
Pontiac
Detroit
Miss Brooks
Mariner
Hayward
Girl Scout Council
Grand Canyon
Salt Lake
Chicago
Brownie
Dayton School
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Wes
Frances Schriber
Alice. Ballou
Pat Henderson
Diana Cava
Lynn Ballou
Donna Lchriber
Brownie Regina
Hayward High
Patsie
Brownie Scott
Leech
Regina
Sheila Robertson
Tary
Walter
Dayton
Ray Bean
George Ball
Mary Leech
Farns
Linda
Aldridge
Jerri Barr
Adeleworth
Bean
Patricia Bristol
Jacqueline
My A Coley
Alice Flegal
Carol Low
Bluebirds of
Wiley to Fight Wisconsin GOP Candidate
Veteran Sen. Alexander Wiley, 72, travels to win a fourth term amid a GOP revolt and a surprise bid by Rep. Glenn Davis. After losing renomination at the Milwaukee convention, Wiley vows to compete in the September primary, claiming new support from county chairmen and predicting stronger turnout.
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Wis
Alexander Wiley
Milwaukee
Wiley
United Press
Glenn Davis
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Democrats See Issue From Service Feud
Democratic leaders framed interservice squabbles as a national defense issue during a televised debate. Paul Butler accused Eisenhower of lacking control over the military while Leonard Hall defended the president. Sen. Symington, former Air Force secretary, heads a Senate committee probing service roles amid advancing weaponry.
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Paul M. Butler
Leonard W. Hall
American Forum
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Hall
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Stuart Symington
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Truman
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Suzanne Londigan
Vicki Ann Law
Vickie “Ongo
Barbara Roach
Marsha Cehero
Claudia Petty
Vickinynn Voland
Marsha Werthmen
Ruth Londigan
Genevieve Law
Margaret Beehower
Claire Perry
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Joyce Smart
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