San Leandro election sees fifth candidate for school board seat
SAN LEANDRO J G Sanders president of the Mullord Bardens Improvement Association became the fifth applicant for the San Leandro school board seat Yn. Sanders, a 0 retiree with 21 years in Navy service, lives at 200 Marina Blvd and has held multiple local posts including Dads Club treasurer and district council secretary. Other candidates include Mrs Luis McDonald, Mrs Maude Carter, Mark Norberg, Joseph Paoletti, and Tony DeMeta vying for area 5 in the southwest district.
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San Leandro
J G. Sanders
Mullord Bardens Improvement Association
Bill Lockyer
Sanders
Marina Blvd
Navy Aresident
Associated Home Owners, Inc
Garfield School
Dads Club
San Leanairoistrict Council
Mulford Gardens
Mulford
Alameda Fleet Reserve
Fleet Reserve
Garfield
University of California, Berkeley
Washington Manor
Area 5
Luis McDonald
Acacia St
Maude Carter
Aurora Drive
Mark Norberg
Birch St
Joseph Paoletti
Aurora
Tony DeMeta
Fairway Drive
School trustees to meet public in Hayward
Hayward public may address the Hayward school board at a communications work session Monday at 7 20 p m in Tennyson High School multi purpose room. The entire meeting will focus on public discussion with groups formed for each board member to assist. No agenda. attendees may raise interests, suggest programs, and seek policy clarification. This is the first such meeting this year, with prior sessions held district wide. Notices were sent to parents and kindergarten through third grade children brought home notices.
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Hayward
Tennyson High School
Social Security Office Opens in San Leandro
The city’s first Social Security office will open at 151 Callan Ave in room 212 of the former Wells Fargo Bank building. Manager Roland Clements announced the date, with staff to begin setting up on November 8 and doors to the public on the following weekday. The full service office will run Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and will provide information on retirement disability health insurance and Social Security numbers.
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San Leancho
Callan Ave
Roland Clements
Wells Fargo Bank
Oakland
Clements
Planners eye hospital building in Alameda County
The Alameda County Planning Commission will advise Eden Hospital District on whether its medical office building conforms to the county plan. Intermedival Faculties Inc and others will meet Monday at 1 30 p.m. at the public works building in Hayward. A prior rezoning from residential to office was approved, but the commission voted four to hold another meeting, citing concerns the project may compete with nearby private facilities including a Laurel Grove Hospital project.
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Alameda County
Laurel Grave Hospital
City labor contract ruling upholds agency shop clause
Independent arbitrator Robert B. Burns of San Francisco has ruled the agency shop provision in Maynard’s contract with Local 1S of the United Public Employees Union is valid and enforceable. Hayward city attorneys seek a superior court ruling, while Local 90 wants an arbitrator’s opinion before court action. Johnson notes the city will press for court clarification.
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Hayward
Robert B. Burns
San Francisco
Maynard
United Public Employes Union
Theily
Myon Johnson
Local 90
Burns
Johnson
Impeachment Petition Drive in Southern Alameda County
Residents of Southern Alameda County join a petition drive to impeach President Nixon coordinated by UC Berkeley student Joe Vincent. About 40 people attended a Wednesday organizing meeting in San Leandro. callers in Berkeley can provide names and ZIPs by phone, while Oakland-based impeachment headquarters offer another contact point.
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Alameda County
Richard Nixon
Joe Vincent
University of California, Berkeley
San Leandro
Berkeley
Vincent
Citizens Against Proposition
Oakland
13Th St
Downtown Hayward Committee Meeting Agenda Update
The Downtown Hayward Committee of the Hayward Planning Commission meets at 7 3 p.m. Monday in Conference Room B Civile Center Building 22500 Foothill Blvd. to review survey results and screen potential downtown uses. In a separate note, St. Rose Hospital Auxiliary hosts a fall benefit show for Rose Hospital tonight at 4 40 p.m. in the Chabot College Community Auditorium with tickets at the door.
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Hayward
Hayward Planning Commission
Civile Center
Foothill
Ares
St. Rose Hospital
Rose Hospital
Chabot College Community
Super Sewer plan eyed to boost East Bay water quality
An eight foot diameter offshore pipeline to carry treated sewage from Union Sanitary District, Ura Loma, Castro Valley, EB Municipal Utility Districts, and cities of Hayward and San Leandro would dump cleaned wastewater into deep offshore waters near Bay Farm Island. The $8 million project aims to meet existing water quality standards and may revive local marine life, with a Hayward public hearing set for November 27.
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East Bay
Pacific Environmental Laboratory of
San Francisco
South County
Union Sanitary
Ura Loma
Castro Valley
Hayward
San Leandro
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Alameda County
Fremont
Oakland
Union Sanitary District
Alvarado
Union City
Bay Farm Island
South Bay
Foothill Blvd
Petition drives to halt hills apartment development
Hayward residents led by Mr and Mrs Ronald Bossa circulate petitions to ban new multi family housing in the hills east and south of Cal State Hayward seeking a special election. Students at Cal State and Chabot rally behind the effort, with about 5400 signatures needed, while opponents worry about growth and ecological impact and some residents in apartments sign in support.
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Hayward
Hills
Ronald Bossa
Hill
California State University
Basso
Cal-State
Chabot
Ross
Boss
Beealit
Equivalency diplomas offered for non graduates
The State Department of Education will issue GED based diplomas to non graduates who pass tests. San Lorenzo Adult School offers day and evening prep classes with no tuition. Applicants 10 years or older may qualify and tests run at designated centers with appointments via Hayward or San Lorenzo offices.
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San Lorenzo
State Department of Education
California
Leonard Hancock
Superintendent of Schools
Hayward
Hancock
Hayward Ranks Fourth in Bay Area Retail Sales
Hayward reported 1972 total retail sales of 348.59 million, second in Alameda County and fourth in the Bay Area, behind Oakland San Francisco and San Jose. Automotive items led with 91.28 million in sales. general merchandise 79.10 million. food products 13.45 million. drugs 15.93 million. household appliances 44 million. Net income stood at 70.9 million with a median household income of 10 804.
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Hayward
Chamber of Commerce
Alameda County
Bay Area
Oakland
San Francisco
San Jose
Thomas G. Schmalten
The
Chamber
Schmallen
Hay
Delaney Street Foundation exposes shoplifting tricks to clerks
About 100 people heard four Delaney Street Foundation members detail retail theft methods used by a rip-off artist ring. Demonstrations covered booster boxes, misdirection, and distraction tactics, with anecdotes from Grapshi and Hodges on how they operated in stores.
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Steve Papincharemont
Breje
Cm Man
Delaney Street Foundation
Tom Grapshi
New York City
Fifth Avenue (Merchants') Association
Harvard
Phi Betta Kappa
Grapshi
Morris Hodges
Alice, Smith
Sunny O'Brian
Christian Diors
Delaney
Hodges
Death ruled suicide in Castro Valley man’s death
Alameda County coroner ruled Jack Silva, 29, of 4436 Redwood Court Castro Valley, died by his own action in Aust by overdose of two medications. A coroner's deputy cited an partly legible note in the investigation report.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Jack Silva
Redwood Court
Castro Valley
Silva
Nate
Masquerade Ball Tonight A NAACP Fundraiser
Hayward residents are told the NAACP Masquerade Ball occurs tonight at 8 p.m. in White Ball on W26 B Street. Admission is 3 dollars per person or 5 dollars per couple, with counts noted.
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Hayward
NAACP
Daily Review
White Ball
St. Bee
Convicted robbers sentenced in Alameda County
Two Portland men indicted by the Alameda County Grand Jury for a rash of South County robberies have each been sentenced to state prison terms of new years to life. Woodward Jefferson Elder and Ralph Edward Menry were sentenced in superior court by Judge John Cooper Elder pleaded guilty to six counts of robbery and Menry to seven counts plus an additional charge of using a firearm. The pair were arrested July 1 in Fremont where Elder lived at 33088 Mowry Ave. Police from San Leandro Hayward and Fremont aided by FBI agents assisted in the arrest.
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Portland
Alameda County
South County
Woodward Jefferson Elder
Ralph Edward Menry
John
Coop
Elder
Henry
Fremont
Mowry Ave
San Leandro
Hayward
Federal Bureau of
Ex deputy found innocent of marijuana possession in San Leandro
San Leandro Municipal Court acquitted former Alameda County Deputy Sheriff Timothy Power after brief deliberations. Power had been fired from the sheriff’s department following a party at Power’s Hayward home on April 20 in which a deputy worn wire testifed. Prosecutors said Swallwell testified a marijuana cigarette circulated and Power allegedly took a puff. A defense witness stated Power refused to take a puff. Power was represented by John McCardie. The district attorney dropped charges against the other partyBoers in the interest of justice.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Timothy Power
Power
Hayward Agiarnth
Swalwell
Sheriff's Department
Contra Costa County
Swalwell Head
Remant
John McCardie
Distri
Cartier
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Via
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del Rey
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