Branch library study continues in San Leandro
The board of library trustees and the San Leandro school board, Mulford Gardens residents and PTA representatives discussed relocation options for the Mulford branch. They reviewed storefront sites, school portables, merging with school libraries, and bookmobile services. A decision isn’t expected before November 20.
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San Leandro
Board of Library Trustees
Mulford
Mulford Gartens
PTA
Diactais
Maring Golf Course
Marina
Neighborhood fair approved on Manon Avenue
Hayward city officials approved closing Manon Avenue between Harris Road and Shepherd Avenue for a neighborhood fair from noon to 8 p.m. The Orange Tree Girls Club must keep emergency vehicle access, carry liability insurance, and hire a security force. The event will include game booths, concessions, and entertainment by club members.
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Hayward
Orange Tree Girls Club
Manon Avenue
Harris Road
Shepherd Avenue
Toen
William (. Hunley
Girla Club
Pleasanton Livermore authorize ambulance subsidy rise
Two area councils agreed to boost Fremont Ambulance Service support from 200 to 1012.50 dollars per month, with Alameda County to decide a surtax that would guarantee 10 percent profit on contracted runs. Rates for pickups and mileage were also raised as Vatley Memorial Hospital backs the changes.
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Pleasanton
Livermore
Fremont
Monuth
Alameda County
Vatley Memorial Hospital
Lamaze birth class openings in San Lorenzo area
New Lamaze sections start next week in San Lorenzo with sessions from 7 to 10 p.m. at San Lorenzo High School and Arroyo High School. The six week program teaches birth processes and labor techniques. Couples may enroll for 4 dollars. information at 276-7030.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo High School
Lewelling Blvd
Arroyo H High School
Grant and Lorenzo Avenues
Free prenatal clinic schedule at Eden Hospital Castro Valley
A free prenatal clinic for prospective parents runs the first three Thursdays in November at Eden Hospital Castro Valley. Sessions start at 8 p.m. in the meeting room near the cafeteria with talks by Dr. Bergman on antipartum and weight control and by Dr. Novarru on labor delivery and postdelivery care, plus films and refreshments.
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Castro Valley
Novembe
Eden Hospital
Peter Bergman
Roxy Novarru
Win Hospital
Sili
Marina student named chairman at San Leandro meeting
Ed Kondert of Marina High School was elected chairman of the 1973 74 Youth Activities Committee. Other officers include Pete Palmieri as vice chairman Tina Campanella secretary Carolyn Souza treasurer and Andy Ward sergeant at arms. The group considers a 30s dance a hayride and programming five teen activities areas at 573 Marina Blvd San Leandro.
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San Leandro
Ed Kondert
Marina High School
Pete Palmieri
Tina Campanella
Bancroft Junior High School
Carolyn Souza
Moreau High School
Andy Ward
Bancroft Junior High
Marina Hivd
San Leandro and Bay Area Meetings Schedule Update
San Leandro Recreation and Packs Commission and City Council discuss Floresta Park, Marina High School pool, zoning changes on 844 F St and 838 EB St. Reports include off street parking, side yard reductions, and a home occupation permit. Various speakers from Hayward, Napa, and Oakland participate.
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San Leandro
Margarette N. Uowell
Farnsworth St
Mameda
Mineralopists, Inc. Fem
Markham
Hayward
Rovaile Johnson
Napa
James Logan High School
St. Ann City
Alvarado Middle School
Alvarado’s
Garion Lustig
Southbay Engineers
Villa del Cireco
Mission Blvd
Fremont
Ray Arc Power
Brian Valles
Industrial Power Enoiteer
Pacifies
Electric
Proposition
Dove Motel
Mission Boulevard
Jackson Street
Haysward
Wie Brown
San Francisco
Hayward School
Regional Institute of Operating Room Nurses
Kegewater Hywll House
Oakland
Assiention of Operating Hoon Nurses
Alameda County
National Committee On Valuation
Vivian Hinton
Trojan Ave
San Leandea
Alameda County approves salary hikes for county officials
Alameda County supervisors granted raises for assessor auditor-controller clerk recorder district attorney sheriff and treasurer tax collector effective January 1 1975 with automatic 4 percent yearly COLA starting January 1 1978 The board narrowly rejected giving themselves the same 4 percent increase as other elected officials Only Krause supported a 15 percent raise for himself and he received 1 percent The vote on self-raises saw Bart Murphy for Huncen abstaining Cooper and Bates against them
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Alameda
Loren Enoch
Frank M. Krause
Joseph Bort
Robert &. Huncen
Jeff Bart
John D. Murphy
Fred Cooper
Thomas Bates
Cooper
Bates
Computer ethics code adopted by Alameda County supervisors
Alameda County supervisors provisionally adopted a code of ethics for the CORPUS criminal records project, with 101 citizen review planned by February. The move aims to protect privacy as CORPUS moves to its operational phase next July, while advocates from civil liberties groups pressed for stronger safeguards.
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Alameda County
Gmnly
American Civil Liberties, Union
Legal Aid Society
Densen
Corpus
Three County Projects Win Funds in Alameda Vote
Alameda County Board of Supervisors approved 425000 for three Smith County projects including a Ashland firehouse and Garrett Ranch park. A 250000 development for San Leandro Bay failed 2 to 3. Livermore area received 250000 earlier. The vote featured Supervisors Mannon Bates Cooper Hannon Murphy Burt, with Burt casting a tie breaking vote.
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Smith County
Ashland
Alameda
Fairview
Livermore
Robert Mannon
Thomas Bates
Fred Cooper
Cooper
Livermore Area
Greek Cultural and Food Festival at Southland Center
The Greek Cultural and Food Festival runs Friday through Sunday at Southland shopping center. Sponsored by the Orthodox Church of the Resurrection Castro Valley it features authentic Greek food entertainment and a Taverna dining room with Souvlaki Shish kebab and a Greek marketplace.
Energy concerns stall state athletic center plan in Pleasanton
Alameda County supervisors heard a $560,000 plan for a Young California building at the Pleasanton fairgrounds. Energy worries nearly halted the project as chair Joseph Bort sought assurances the air conditioning would not be used for tennis. Although he voted against the plan, approval stood after architects argued the facility would not run AC for athletic use.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Joseph Bort
EL Heard
Joh D. Murphy
Rendall Schuentz
Conditioneus
Guardsmen Clear Creek Bed Between Two Schools
Thirty National Guardsmen from Petaluma cleaned 1,700 feet of high underbrush along the San Leandro Creek separating Cleveland Elementary School in San Leandra and Madison Junior High in Oakland. Parents served them a 4 hot dog snack during the weekend activity.
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National
Petaluma
Cleveland Elementary School
San Leandra
Madison Junior High
Oakland
Benly Fry
Center
Phebla Richardson
San Leandro
Nimitz Freeway
Cleveland Schont
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