Ducks at San Lorenzo park tied to fishing hooks scare resident
Mrs. Fred Cimperman of 15780 Via Teresa reports seeing three ducks at the San Lorenzo Community Center lagoon with fishhooks embedded in beak back and neck during a family outing. Hayward recreation district manager Bud Critter notes ducks sometimes snag fishing gear and will investigate whether vandalism or accident caused the hooks.
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San Lorenzo
Fred Cimperman
Teresa
San Lorenzo Community Center
L. A
Bud) Critter
Hayward Area Recreation District
Criter
Committee Against Forced Fluoridation Plans Fremont Meeting
The Committee Against Forced Fluoridation will hold a workers meeting at 8 pm tomorrow at M764 Marigold Drive Fremont. Chairman John G. Matthews invites all interested in defeating Proposition 1 on the November 3 ballot which would fluoridate Fremont Newark and Union City water supplies. Contributions may be sent to Box 392 Fremont.
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Fremont
Committee Against
Marigold Drive
John G. Matthews
Newark
Union City
Hayward council panel to study public defender plan
Hayward City Council Citizens Advisory Committee meets at city hall to hear Judge Robert Fashwell’s report on a proposed public defender’s office. A staff report on required committee quorum is also on the agenda. Meeting set for 7:30 p.m. in the ninth floor conference room.
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Hayward
Citizens Advisory Committee
Will Mules Donight
City
Robert Fashwell
Opera Public Defender's Office
Foor
Maltester elected to at large on California Cities board
SAN DIEGO Mayor Jack Maltester was elected a member at large of the League of California Cities board at the 72nd annual conference. Mayor Clifford Leader of Delano was named president, with Ray Proctor of Port Hueneme as vice president and Ronald James of San Jose as second vice president. Other at large members include Frank Curran of San Diego and Herbert Spur Rin of Santa Monica, with Sam Yorly of Los Angeles and Thomas Mellon of San Francisco in leadership roles.
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San Téandra
Jack Maltester
League of California Cities Board
League
Clifford F. Leader
Delano
Ray BD. Proctor
Port Hueneme
Ronald RK
James
San Jose
Bord
Frank Curran
Santa Monica
Herbert Spur- Rin
Los Angeles
Sam Yorly
Thomas J. Mellon
San Francisco
Bradley
Ruthesford
Los Altos
Lehigh University
California Institute of Technology
William Herrell
Saratoga Railroad
Reagan Hub appearance canceled ahead of San Jose rally
Gov Ronald Reagan had been set to speak at the Fremont Hub tomorrow but the event was canceled. He will still attend a 4 to 6 p.m. cocktail reception at the International Kitchen with tickets at 5 each from the Fremont Republican Headquarters or by calling 792-7325. Teagan, seeking reelection, canceled the Hub appearance to join President Nixon at a San Jose rally for Republican candidates.
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Fremont
Ronald Reagan
Fremont Hub
International Kitchen
Walnut Avenue
Fremont Boulevard
Teagan
Richard Nixon
San Jose
Newark to Build Memorial High on Cedar Boulevard
The Newark school board awarded a $257,800 grading and filling contract for the site of a new 1,000 student high school to Freeman Sandgrate Construction Co. The project is expected to start within five days and finish by February, enabling actual construction to begin for Memorial High School on Cedar Boulevard south of Mowry Avenue, with the campus set to open in fall 1972 after three years of planning delayed by rising bond interest rates.
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Newark
Rea Martyn
Freeman Sandgrate Construction Co
Mountain View
Famed Memorial High School
Cedar Boulevard
Mowry Avenue
Lawsuit talk delays Eden Hospital board meeting
A last minute call by Director Bill Stone and absences by two directors caused the Eden Hospital Board to postpone its meeting and any formal announcement. Stephen M. Chandler of the Eden Township Taxpayers Association attended, indicating a suit may be filed if the board proceeds with plans from July to build hospital office buildings and lease them to physicians. Chandler will consult with clients before deciding whether to address the next meeting scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Castro Valley
Bill Stone
Eden Hospital Board of Directors
Stone
Joseph
Josh) Jelick
Thomas Pierce
Stephen M. Chandler
San Leandro
Eden Township
Fremont Board Considers Transit Options for Handicapped Students
Fremont Unified School District board will discuss approaches to improve transportation for orthopedically handicapped students from Fremont to a Hayward school. A parent spokesman urged better taxi service from Western Yellow Cab, including seat belts and less crowding. Assistant Superintendent Brazil will report on three options: contract improvements, leasing minibuses, or purchasing minibuses. Meeting begins 7:40 p.m. at district offices 40775 Fremont Blvd.
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Fremont
Hayward
Fremont Unified School District Board
Western Yellow Cab
Supt
Philip
Brazil
Fremont Blvd
College trustees meet tonight in Fremont
Fremont Newark Junior College District trustees meet at 8 tonight in the board room at 4358 Mission Blvd to consider a policy backing federal revenue sharing. The proposal, endorsed by the Forum of the Future, seeks Forum member endorsements including the college district amid rising local service costs outpacing traditional revenues.
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Fremont
Fremont-Newark
Mission Blvd
Fulire
Direc
Tors
College
Washington Township
Supervisors order Santa Rita remodeling and jail plan
Alameda County supervisors moved to remodel Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center at a cost of 120000 to keep the facility operating during a proposed 45 million county jail complex. They scheduled a 2 pm November 24 public hearing on an additional 580000 interim remodel for Greystone to add a dayroom wing and to guide permanent jail construction.
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Santa Rita
Pleasanton
Board of Supervisors
Greystone
Santa Rita jail to add staff amid security and crowding fears
Murphy warns of a five year remodel. Sheriff Madigan questions handling 700 to 1,000 maximum security prisoners awaiting trial as daily loads could rise from 1,380 to 2,011 in ten years. Board approves 2 new deputies and seven sergeants for six months starting Dec 1 with payroll of 175000. Grand Jury calls for 24 hour guard at the entrance and dog patrols plus overnight supervision in yards.
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Oakland
Santa Rita
Alameda County Grand Jury
Mudigim
Grand Jury
Sea lion deaths push probe into marine illness
Fremont experts report sea lion deaths exceed 1 million as scientists hunt the source of a baffling coastal epidemic. Dr. Richard C. Hubbard says tests show no conclusive diagnosis yet while coastal sightings from Monterey to Humboldt persist and an air survey highlights widespread impact.
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Fremont
California
Richard C. Hubbard
Monterey
Humboldt
State Department of Fish and Game
Pennas
Hubbard
Oregon
Fish and Game Department
Bay Area
Feemont
Coyote Hills
Bioson
Ar Lal
South County scene 14 The Daily Review
Hayward Col. Wednesday Gelber reports from South County scene detailing local events on the 26th day of the month in 1970 with community updates and remarks from residents.
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Hayward
Col
Gelber
UAW Bans Panthers From Fremont Union Hall During Strike
UAW Local 13h4 led by President David Chambers upheld a decision to bar the Black Panthers and other militant groups from using the Fremont Union hall during a six week GM strike. Chambers ordered the Panthers from the hall kitchen and warned the PLP against blocking union property with literature. James Santos of the UAW welcomed cross support while Panthers criticized the union in a newspaper.
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Fremont
Black Panthers
Fremont United
UAW
Greathead
Shop Committee
John Herrera
PLP
James Santos
Panthers
The
Panther
Huey Newton
Candidates Night For Local Judges And District Seats
Candidates for municipal judge and HARD and park district board seats face the public tomorrow at 6 p.m. at Bret Harte Junior High Hayward. Attys William Hannon and William Spruence Jr seek the Hayward San Leandro judgeship, Douglix Morrisson and Julio Bras defend HARD seats against Bob Tymn, and park director Marlin Haley contends with Harold Chall while George Reeding Jr faces Howard Cogswell.
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East Bay Regional Park District Boards of Directors
Hayward Area League of Women Voters
Hayward
American Association of University Women
PTA Councils of
Bret Harte
E St
William Hannon
William Spruence Jr
Hayward-San Leandro
T. L. Foley
Douglix Morrisson
Julio Bras
Bob Tymn
Marlin Haley
Harold Chall
Castro Valley
George Reeding Jr
Fremont
Howard Cogswell
Rutherford challenges Bradley in tight 14th District race
In California's 14th State Senate District spanning Castro Valley to parts of Alameda and Santa Clara counties, incumbent Clark Bradley faces liberal Democrat Rutherford. Rutherford accuses Bradley of weak environmental action while Bradley touts anti pollution bills and a conservative record.
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John Rutherbird
Clark Bradley
Bradley
Howse
Tie
California
Rutherford
Bradley Camp
Sas
Thing Castro Valley
Lavermore-Amador Valley
Alameda County
Santa Clara County
Orange County
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
BCDC
Bay
Peter Caldwell
BCBC
Commission
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Jermaine Steinbeck
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South County Scene
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