Pleasanton Labor Day rally drew state leaders and candidates
Democratic leaders Moscone Moretti Alioto Brown and other officials planned to speak at Pleasanton Fairgrounds Labor Day event starting at 10 a.m. with a $1 admission. Sponsors Alameda County Central Law Council will also bring state senators and labor figures for the picnic with entertainment, games, and prizes.
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Pleasanton
California
George Moscone
Assembly
Bob Moretti
San Francisco
Joseph Abiotes
Pleasanton Fairgrounds
Alameda County Central Law Council
Merv Aymally
David Roberts
Edmund Brown Jr
Bill Lackyer
Ita
Bly
Moscone
Moretti
Alioto
Brown
Don Chamberlain
Mike Tille
Rebels disrupt Glen Eden Gri dens HOA meeting
A small group of dissident homeowners disrupted a Glen Eden Gardens HOA meeting Thursday, demanding two proposed dues increases. Police escorted about 10 protesters from the board work session after the board moved to executive session. the meeting concluded privately. The exact dues hike amount was not decided, with a timetable expected for September.
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Wayward
Glen Eden Gridens Home Owners Association
Board of
Crest
Paul Farrel'e
Art Robert Bipler
Boar
Minnie Bigler
Barry Potter
Area political roundup in Oakland on Lockyer endorsements
Democratic candidate Lockyer in the Mt District faces endorsements from the legislative conference of Calforia’s AFSCME and the Oakland Real Estate Board. CLO backs Republican rival Bill McCall citing stance on the death penalty. McCall criticizes Lockyer over campaign expenditures and image driven contrasts.
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bin Lockyer
Freegnant
Mth
Cale Foria
American Federation of State
Munticipal Employes
Lockyer
Oakland Real Watate Board
Tis
Bob Crown
Fred Cooper
Crown
Tiny Tot King and Queen Named in HARD Tiny Tot Program
Tiny Tot Sing and Queen crowned at Tennyson Swim Center as HARD marks summer program. Kings and que ens titled from five two week Tiny Tot sessions with winners from San Lorenzo neighborhoods.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
Tiny Tot Sing
Tennyson
Mark Faris
St. Johns Drive
Michael Johnson
Lucas
San Lorenzo
Boner
Shelly Stivers
HARD
Odor problem from Hayward sewage plant eyed for weeks
Public Works Director Md Phillips says a 32 million expansion of the plant’s oxidation ponds was delayed and will not finish for about six months. Cannery waste heavy discharges in late summer overwhelm current systems, causing odors within a few hundred feet of Depot Road, carried downwind on breezy days. The expanded ponds should solve the odor issue once completed, with existing capacity fully utilized in the meantime.
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Hayward
Paul
Public
MD Phillips
Phillips Sail
Three Dublin workers promoted at Mervyn's store
Mervyn's Dublin store announced the promotion of three men to supervisory roles. Tom Ward moves from operations manager to Dublin store manager, Keith Book becomes operations manager, and Wai assumes another executive post as the chain expands. Mervyn's operates 12 stores with four new openings planned in Campbell Vallejo Sacramento and the Sierra Monte Daly City area.
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Dublin
Mervyn's Department Stores
Tom Ward
Spis
Herb Dent
Mervyn's
Keith Book
Wai’s
Braveyatti
East Bay
Campbell
Vallejo
Sacramento
Sietra Monte
Daly City
Ciain
San Laveran
San Leandro Dog Licensing Drive Ends with Fees Doubled
About 3.0 million names in Alameda County checked as San Leandro ends dog licensing period. Unlicensed dogs face doubled fees and possible citations. About 5,000 dogs licensed. $23,000 in funds collected. many applications still to process.
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San Leandro
San Leonard
Alameda County
Alameda County planning items and public events overview
The Alameda County Planning Commission agenda lists a public works building project at 800 Mhalniest St Hesard Fiol and a preschool story time at San Lorenzo Library 294 Paseo Grande hosted by Parents Without Partners. A planning meeting for members and associates is scheduled, with details unclear.
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Alameda County
McCall and Lockyer vie for 13th District seat
In a tight special election to replace late Assemblyman Robert Crown, Republican McCall battles Democrat Lockyer for the 13th District seat spanning San Lorenzo, San Leandro, Alameda, and parts of Oakland. Evans and Jamie Evans join the race. campaigns hinge on property tax reform education and Southern Crossing fate.
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William McGall
Alameda
Oak- Jamie Allorey
Robert Trvans
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Freedom Party
Peace and Freedom
Lockyer
Meal Fave
Nest Week
McCall
Ronald Reagan
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
McGail
Sothern
Bay Area
East Bay
San Francisco
Bill Metall
Lockye
Bill McCall
Bill Lockyer
Organized Labor
Crown
We Alameda County Democratic Central Committee
Croyat
Mark D. Maltester
Ed Vogt
Vogt
Seervineale
Bob Crown
Evans
Berkeley
University of California At Berkeley
Regis
Vth
San Terenco
San Leander
Oakland
Man killed in head-on collision on I 5 and Palo mares Canyon
California Highway Patrol reported a fatal head-on crash on Interstate 5 near Palo Mares Canyon Street. A eastbound car driven by Jesse ET Treascall, 42, of 5541 Byac 5eres, collided with a westbound truck driven by William E. Merle, 30, of San Bruno. Truck crossed the center divider after braking, killing Treascall.
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Palomares Canyon Stoad
Jesse ET Treascall
Eianton
California Highway Patrol
Treaseat
William E. Merle
San Bruno
Caucus of San Leandro hires criminal defense lawyer
Caucus of San Leandro Inc adds lawyer Terry Kohl to staff. He will work Mondays and Fridays from their San Leandro facility and with the program’s essential facility near Hayward. Kohl aims to divert drug offenders to rehabilitation instead of prison. He plans a new office in the area to expand services for youth and others amid criminal activity links to drug abuse.
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San Leandro, Inc
Terry Kohl
Project den
Chisker Miner
Koh
Gradiuate
Hastings
Law
San Francisco
Kohl
Caucus Desiderata House
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Sam Fernanda Valley State College
Caltopia
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Northridge
Eecanoraie
Oakland
Public Defender
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Gran
Cavcnns
Hayward
Caucus
Teense Kohl
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Miner
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Alameda County veto wells on Sunol guest ranch plan
Alameda County Zoning Administrator Richard Flynn vetoed Apperson’s eight month old plan for a Sunol guest ranch citing changes to the sewage treatment and disposal system. Flynn said the revised sprinkler effluent plan removes jurisdiction from the regional board and undermines the project’s integrity. He noted earlier readiness to approve under oversight but pleads for direct involvement by authorities.
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Sunol
Alameda Canty
Richard Flynn
Flynn
William —Appalson
Piya
Apperson
Enairal Board
Flynnn
Unis
Fragmentary Advert: Hayward Offices and Listings
Fragmented OCR shows multiple Hayward California addresses and office listings. Mentions Alameda County and various street names with contact details and pricing hints.
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Sundae TV
Winton Ave
Hayward
Alameda County
California
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Prosecutor to Take Stand in Perjury Case
In Oakland, Deputy District Attorney John L. Taylor testified in the perjury case tied to the November murder of Livevinor cab driver Leroy Nelson Moses. Alleged false alibi testimony from Neal’s uncle Ala Tino Hayson, a Vallejo teacher, is central to the proceedings as the case unfolds in Oakland Municipal Court.
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Alonza
Eugene Neal
John L.taylor
Neal
Leroy Nelson Moses
Oakland Municipal Court
Tino Hayson
Hayson
Taylor
Gordon Minder
Junioe
Valleja
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