Vietnam war issues surge in new spotlight locally and nationally
The era's Vietnam tensions surface in May 24 reports with local actions in San Leandro urging Nixon to withdraw troops and a broader push for domestic programs. Other items note resignation plans, a South County Junior College special election, civil rights cases, school desegregation appeals, tax assessments, and a train wreck in West Germany with casualties.
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South County June events and school year wrap up
South County calendars mark June as school closures in Hayward Castro Valley San Leandro San Lorenzo Fremont and Newark with Ohlone and Chabot colleges ending term dates. Campus events include free art shows concerts dance exhibits music workshops and a Moon at Chabot’s planetarium. Community hearings budget talks and a Coast Guard permit decision loom amid college programs and a public safety fundraiser.
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Alfonso Zirpali
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Cyclists defend sport amid tarnished image discussion
Continued from page 1, the scene features club President Md Quintell and member Les Steller discussing bikes and past desires. They reference a six month reprieve by the council on the issue as another car passes the GM plant, with Stetler quipping about motorcycles and safety.
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Sunday Scripture and the Hayward Motorcycle Club
A San Leandro pastor selects a Scripture reading as a backdrop to a feature on motorcycle culture in the East Bay. The piece profiles the Hayward and Fremont motorcycle clubs, their leaders, riders, and concerns about image, community impact, and the push for organized clubs and a dedicated youth bike park amid local regulations.
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Baily Review Publishers Firm Listing and Contacts
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