Memorial Day Ceremonies at Castro Valley School
Looking over a list of Memorial Day activities at Marshall School Castro Valley are Pfc. Gary Leslenbroich S Sgt Dale Fish Andre Smith and Mitch Reno all of Castro Valley. Ceremonies included an Army honor guard flag raising band and choir concert.
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Marshall School
Castro ‘Valley
Gary Lelsenbroich
Dale Fish
Andre Smith
Vero
Nica Ave
Mitch Reno
Pine St
Castro” Valley
EOA Directors Approve $42,000 Summer Program
Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency board approves a $42,000 summer program to boost employment education and creative arts for Hayward Union City and Livermore youth. Program priorities include human relations education youth organization and creative arts with courses in music dance cooking and language. The agency will seek grants and coordinate with Head Start program changes and Brown Berets youth group efforts.
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EOA
Southern
Alameda County
Brown Berets
Hayward
Harassed Negro Family Wins Newark Civil Suit
A Newark family won 1500 in a Fremont Municipal Court civil suit over two years of harassment. Judge M O Sabraw ordered four juveniles and one adult to pay 300 each, with Redenbaugh also liable for 300. The case cited rock throwing egg throwing window breaking and cross burning in the yard between December 1 1986 and March 1967.
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Fremont
Newark
Fremont Municipal
M. O. Sabraw
Earl G. Glaude
Juniper Ave
Michael J. Smith
Tom Kelso
Doin R. Hughes
Robert Paschall
Donald Redexbough
Poplar St
Glaudes
Redenbaugh
Harry Sheppard
Glandes
Sheppard
Lions Club Pancake Breakfast Slated at High School
Union City Lions Club schedules a pancake breakfast from 7 a.m. to noon at James Logan High School cafeteria. Admission is 1.00 for adults 50 cents for children and free for seniors or younger children.
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Union City
Union City Lions Club
The
Daily Review
James Logan High School
Alameda County Supervisors Approve 7,000 Pay Raises
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors adopted a new salary ordinance raising wages for about 7,000 county employees from 3% to 1% starting July 1. Association head John Slater criticized the plan as unfair to 2,500 clerical staff, while James Marshall of the State Conciliation Service said he would mediate. The board also approved raises for county officials and discussed fringe benefits and overtime for deputies after praising Sheriff Madigan for the Berkeley crisis.
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Alameda County Employees Association
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
John Slater
Slater
James Marshall
State Conciliation Service
San Francisco
Marshall
Stores Department
Frank I. Madigan
Berkeley
Indian Powwow Features Artworks and Dances in Hayward
Hayward artists Robert Atkinson and Allan Munkres pre judge the arts and crafts exhibits for the three day Powwow at Bret Harte School amphitheater. Works by Peter Blos Nathan Olney Earl Livermore and Pat Swazo Hines are on display with Aztec Dances of Mexico City and the Raven Clan totem by Adam Nordwall. Tickets Sat Sun $1.50 adults 7 cents children under 12 proceeds fund an American Indian scholarship. Memorial service for fallen U S service members includes a riderless horse. The program highlights Apache Crown or Devil Dancers and head dancers Stouxs perform Friday and Saturday nights. Deputy VA administrator Fred Rhodes sworn in.
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Hayward
Robert Atkinson
Allan Munkres
Adobe
Bret Harle
Peter Blos
Nathan Olney
Earl Livermore
Pat Swazo Hines
Mexico City
Adam Nordwall
United Bay Area Council of American Indian Affairs
Council
Hayward Chamell
Her of Commerce
Powwgow
Mariano Tapia
Stouxs
Washington
UPI
Fred Iibesman
Tom Brown
B. Rhodes
Dorothy Brown
Flatheads
Indian of
Montana
VA Board Grants Large Salary Increases Across Departments
The Iro Valley and San Lorenzo departments received 7.44 per cent raises, with July and January adjustments totaling annual increments. Civil Service recommendations largely held, though some unions sought up to 18 per cent for about 900 workers. Top salaries rise for vocational nurses to 628 monthly from January 1, with nurses, aides, and paramedical staff seeing average increases of 5 to 6 per cent. Social workers get 6 per cent annual, while probation officers gain 6 per cent, lifting deputy salaries to 974 per month.
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Iro Valley
San Lorenzo
Civil Service Commission
Employes’ Association
API CI0
Civil Service
Public Health Department
Org
Mail Plane Crashes at Orly Airport in Paris
A DC4 carrying mail to Potters crashed on takeoff from Orly Airport in Paris and burst into flames. The three crew members escaped unhurt as the plane veered off the runway, smashed through pylons and direction lights, and came to rest on a highway.
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Paris
UPI
Potters
Orly
Area Students Feted As Junior Achievers
Four San Leandro high school students were honored among 1,700 Junior Achievement members in Oakland. Armstrong of Pacific High won the executive award, Harroch of Marina High was named best salesman, Battilana of San Leandro High was girl of the year, and Zipp of St Elizabeth High received a Junior Achievement scholarship.
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Oakland
Saneandro High School
Iment
Oakland Auditorium Theater
Richard D. Harroch
Roger, Harroch
Cumberland Ave
Barry Bere T
W. Ll. Armstrong
Manor Blvd
Diane Battilana
Leo Battilana
Towers SL
Thomas Zipp
Joseph Zipp
Wengate St
Armstrong
Pacific High School
Menico
Laicky Stones, the
Advertising Club of
Harrod
Marina High School
Pastel
Los Angeles
Sales and Marketing Executives International
Patel
Pacific Telephone
Miss Battilana
San Leandro
Grand Lake Busines and Professional Women
San Leandro Novelties
E Zipp
St . Elizabeth High School
Execo
Jal Foods
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Regional Office of Economic Opportunity
Smember
Gram
Livermore
South County
Lions Club
Leona Ward
Joseph Bort
Oakland High School Audiorium
Earl R. Strathman
Strathman
Emanuel P. Rageto
Razeyg
Richard Moore
Moore
Public Defender
Gene Waring
Ashland
Cas
United States
LincoLn-Mercury
Mission Blvd
Lincoln Oi
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