Art and theater events across Hayward and surrounding towns
Local listings present a Buffano sculpture exhibit at Fremont library through Jan 15 with free admission. Cal State Hayward hosts Tom Sawyer in university theater with mixed pricing. Robert Anderson plays at Orlone College and Chabot College Planetarium hosts The Autumn Sky and The Sun's Family. Community venues in Pleasanton San Leandro Castro Valley and Hayward offer plays concerts and art shows through the weekend. Weather forecasts for South County predict fair skies with mild temperatures.
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Beniamina Bufano
Fremont Main Library
Pasco Padre Parkway
Mark Twain
University Theater
Cal State
Hayward
Chabot College Planetarium
Hesperian Blvd
Six CV schools could close doors by 1980
The Castro Valley district may shutter Clifton Palomares Vanney Sydney Chabot elementary schools and Earl Warren Junior High by 1980 per a staff reorganization report to the school board. Plan A and Plan B outline different closures and grade restructures with community hearings slated for January.
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Tastro
Valley
Clifton
Palomares
Vanney
Sydney
Chabot
Earl Warren
Castro Valley
Begi
Canyon High
Ata Outer
Earl Warren Junior High
Chabot School
A.B. Morris
Stanton
Parsons
Falomares
A. B. Morris
Parsons, Stanton
Canyon
Judge says Patty can stand trial
A federal judge ruled Patricia Hearst mentally competent to stand trial on bank robbery charges. Judge Oliver J. Carter said psychiatrists showed no psychosis, though Hearst remains emotionally troubled. Hearst displayed no emotion as the decision was delivered, and next Monday she will enter her plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hurst
Miss Hearst
San Mateo County
John R. McDonald
McDonald
Randolph A. Hearst
Carter
War Doctor
Seymour Pollack
Sill
Symbionese Liberation Army
Pallack
Albert Johnson
Johnson
Bank Robery
House panel okays huge tax revision
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a massive 67 page tax revision bill to extend recession fighting tax cuts into next year. The key provision would keep individual and business tax rates near current levels, with withholding rising without new legislation. The bill faces a lengthy floor fight as liberals push amendments, while Republicans oppose final approval without President Ford’s spending ceiling.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Rules Committee
Hem
Ford
William A. Steiger
Wis
Bill Frenzel
R-Minn
Steiger
Frenzel
Cal
Alameda County must build jail at Winton site say supervisors
Alameda supervisors Fred Cooper and Joseph Bort state a jail with holding cells for up to 200 inmates is required at the Winton Avenue and Amador Street site, regardless of plans for a pretrial detention center. Opponents, including residents, PTAs, homeowner groups, and churches, push for no jail, but officials insist holding facilities are essential for court operations.
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PTAS
Bort
Cooper
Ani
Eeven
Hayward
Kenneth Price
Antail
Hayward maintenance pact accepted
The threat of a city maintenance workers strike ended as Local 80 members voted 74 to 30 to accept the city’s wage and benefits package after a two hour meeting. The contract includes a $50 monthly across the board raise, a 2 percent wage increase on June 1, 1976, a $75 monthly increase for CETA workers, and better medical and fringe benefits. Paul Varacalli presented the proposal as the final offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hue
United Public Employer Union
Oneytar
CETA
Paul Varacalli
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Souci
Sauduancdiney
Tom Sawyer
Ohlone
Robert Anderson
Orlone College
Mission Blvd
Drama Studio
Karl Nathan Hlack
Sun Gallery
Pleasanton Art League
New Cultural Arts Center
Black Avenue
Pleasanton
Lawrence Worthington
Cararity Library
Estudillo
San Leandro
Clifford Gdets
Slayward
Chanticleers Play
Memorial Park
Mission Boulevard
South County
Rainbow
Theat
California
Warm Springs Blvd
Fremont
Tri- Cities
Stockman Construction Co. of
Santa Rosa
C.V
Patty
Steven Soliah
Winton
Rich Riggs
Hort
Sam Kita
Bor
Bart
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