Quality Meats Faces Contempt Fine In Alameda Case
Judge William J. Mayes ordered a $500 fine against Quality Meats of Concord for contempt of a court order banning beer carcass advertising in retail lots. Bay Area head Bob Biezgemeyer pleaded guilty to one count. Duane Hanson admitted processing Vallejo ads. Other suits target Quality Meats and Black Angus Meats for fake advertising as hearings proceed.
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William J. Mayes
Tir
Alameda Cunty
Bay Area
Bob Biezgemeyer
Lionell. Wilson
Duane Hanson
Vallejo
Howard M. Gilbert
Breggemeyer
Hayward
Millbrae
Quality Meats
Black Angus Meats
Oakland
Richmond
Wilson
Care for ailing infant returns to parents in Union City
In Union City the unnamed newborn taken into protective custody by Hayward police on Sept. 10 was returned to Mr. and Mrs. John Martine of Apollo Circle. The child, Rh negative, suffered blood transfusion needs refused by Jehovah's Witness parents. Kaiser Hospital in Oakland reported the boy remained in critical condition with no further transfusion reports released.
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Union City
Hayward
John Martine
Apollo Circle
Can City
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kaiser Flospital
Oakland
Martinez
Juvenile Court
Douglas C. Rigg
Probation Department
Kaiser Hospital
Aehorah
Hayward High School Parade Route Approved
Hayward city councilmen approved the annual downtown parade for Hayward High School with floats and a band about 500 marchers. The parade starts 1 p.m. at Wayward High School, travels E Street to Brel Harte, up First Street to Foothill Boulevard, then Foothill A Street and Second Street before returning via Second C First and £ streets, finishing by 2 p.m. A state encroachment permit is pending state Department of Transportation approval due to traffic on Foothill Boulevard.
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Hayward
Hayward High School
Mt. Eden
Chabot College
Wayward High School
E Street
Brel Harte School
First Street
Foothill
Second Street
High School
C. First
State Department of ‘Transportation
Campaign party and community events wind through Hayward area
Supporters of Democrat Herbert Hall plan a cocktail party tomorrow from to 7 p.m. at Community Hall Southland Center. Hayward Hafif a Claremont attorney and past California Trial Lawyers president headlines local civic and business luncheons and a San Leandro GM training center anniversary. Programs include school discussions, league workshops, and community health and education events across Hayward San Leandro Union City Oakland and surrounding areas with multiple speakers and attendees.
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Herbert Hall
Southland
Hafif
Claremont
California Trial Lawyers Association
Lo Angeles County
American Trial Lawyers Association
Hafil
San
Roger Bo Smnth
Detroit
Hayward Area
Trustees to push clearer bond wording for 4 million request
New Haven School district trustees aim to place a February 19 bond measure before voters with precise language naming projects. The plan seeks flexibility for emergencies while detailing which sites and buildings would be funded, including a new high school in Alvarado and additions to several campuses.
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Porable
James Logan High School
H St
Union City
Karew Holzmeister
Next Wineter
Margaret Stone
Harold Strickland
Alvarado
Hop Ranch Road
Logan Nigh
White
Bernard
Cabello School
Hall Ranch Road
Thomas Ledger
Castco Valley Liar Club Pancake Breakfast Sunday
Castco Valley Liar Club prepares its annual pancake breakfast at Castro Valley High School. The event runs Sunday from a.m. to 1 p.m. Linus Jack Dexter Wayne Starkweather and John Hergen organize the affair. Adults pay 1.50 and children 1 for a meal of pancakes eggs milk ham coffee.
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Castco Valley Liar Club
Castro Valley High School
Linus Jack Dexter
Wayne Starkweather Center
John Hergen
Chilron
Critics attack housing plan in Patterson Ranch debate
Newark planning commission chairman Steve Papinchak and others attacked Fremont planners for a hurried environmental impact review. Singer Housing's Jack Brooks accused the staff of bias, while Commissioner Estrada noted cross‑city effects. Planners postponed action until Newark school funding and facility impacts are reviewed, with Nolte Associates to discuss the report with district staff. An 87‑unit Haley Street project was deemed not to have significant adverse effects, and a use permit plus planned unit development was approved west of Haley Street Mirabeau Drive.
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Steve Papinchak
Shamir Abraham
Newark Planning Commission
Fremont City
Patterson Ranch
Jack Brooks
Singer Housing Co
Fremont
Brooks
Abraham
Newark
Thomas 8. Estrada
Newark Unified
George S. Nolte and Associates
Nolte
Singer
Haley Street
P Laus
Projet
Ansteen
Mirabeau Prive
Time extended for Savi Veandra district trustee posts
San Leandro trustees extended to Oct 81 the deadline for two vacancies on the seven member district board due to printing problems with the newsletter. James Herlihy resigned, opening an additional post, while Tony DeMelo emerged as a candidate for district 4. A city attorney opinion found Ely ineligible under the charter, though Ely contends eligibility as a taxpayer.
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San Leandro
Savi Veandra
Willian Lockyer
James Herlihy
Herlihy
DeMelo
Jayeve
Ely
Hight
Doolittle Drive
San Leandri
City council weighs 600 grant for Marina High Model UN trip
Leandro Mario Polourosa, city’s top fundraiser for charity drives, urged council members to personally back the Model United Nations Club trip to Boston. He questioned if officials had donated or “hit the pavement” before approving taxpayer funding, as the club seeks over 82,000. The vote proceeded with no council reaction.
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Leandro
Mario Polourosa
Polvorosa
Model United Nations Club
Marina High School
Boston
Palvarosa
Te Council
Mere
Palvorasa
Cnuneil
Enrollment dips at CSU Hayward as term begins
California State University Hayward reports 11,432 registered students for classes starting yesterday, about 18 percent below last year’s 12,999. Spokesmen cite a bleak economy and draft concerns as national enrollments lag, while CSU Berkeley and San Francisco campuses note gains amid turmoil.
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California State University
Hayward
Statistien al Ueelinins
South County University
Supervisor fails in bid to change preserve law
Alameda County supervisors defeat Fred Cooper 4 to 1 in a move to renew agricultural preserve contracts for parcels under 1 million acres with taxes under 250 dollars per home. The dispute centers on tax subsidies under the Williamson Act, with opponents arguing equal city and countryside services justify similar tax treatment. Approximately 179000 acres in Alameda County are under preserve contracts, about 75 percent of eligible land, mostly in the Eastern Livermore Valley hills and nearby canyons.
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Fred Cooper
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Cooper
Checminley
John 2. Murphy
Capon
Alameda County
Williamson Ac
Alameda
Livermore Valley
Castro Valley
Pleasanton
Livermore
Cy Heobe
Tore Counell
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