Hit and run driver still sought after fatal crash
Ulgtway Patrol seeks driver of a late model station wagon in a fatal hit and run on the Winlis Freeway near Gath on Aug 26. James Farrington, 8, died when his southbound car was struck in the slow lane. Farrington’s passenger Irene Pankey is hospitalized in serious condition. The suspect vehicle is described as a yellow two door Chevy with wood sides and heavy front damage. Call the California Highway Patrol with information referring to Wayward cage No. S61.
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Charinity trial date moved in Bay Area case
In Hayward San Leandro Municipal Court the obscenity case tied to the film Behind the Green Door was rescheduled. The defense contends constitutional issues and argues for dismissal while prosecutors seek ongoing action on related warrants and film confiscation orders. Clergy figure Clarity Chambers tied to the film faced related allegations.
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Pomares Son Found Guilty At Superior Court
Gary R. Pomares, son of Tromey Sam Leanden, was found guilty yesterday in Superior Court on one count of possessing drugs for sale after a jury trial. Detective William Merryfield testified about a closet discovery, while Pomares faced a second charge and awaits sentencing on September 24. A separate case involving 7,000 amphetamine tablets found at his parents’ home in San Leana is pending in Superior Court.
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Fish and Chips Permit Review in San Leandro
San Leandro Board of Zoning Adjustments weighs conditional use permits for the Bancroft and Dutton fish and chips restaurant amid neighbor complaints about odors and impact. Also on the agenda are a home occupation license for child care, a sign height variance at 14985 Washington Ave, a parcel split at 161 Belouin Ave, a conditional use for a gas station canopy, and a two story residence construction at 87 Blossom Way within city standards.
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Parks panel to hear reports on city recreation program
The San Leandro Parks Commission meets to review the recreation program at Cleveland Park and discuss future plans. Expect reports from Director Jack Neay Mare on possible additions and a pool proposal for Marina High School. Proposals include a bicycle trail expansion and Memorial Park improvements.
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Chamber views on signs debated by Newark business group
The Newark Chamber discussed proposed rules on storefront and street signs. Members largely opposed a total ban on certain signs while backing a ten sign per window limit with a fee and grace period. The committee favored most provisions though some supported stricter limits.
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Citizens Utility hearing tonight in Fremont district
Fremont area public hearing to determine benefit degrees for a $745 million water district bond. District directors will formalize the issue before the November election. only Tri-City water users in the district vote on the bond. Public comments and petitions due by Friday. hearings set for Tuesday evening.
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Citizens ask court to reject lawsuit against utility
Attorneys for Citizens Utilities Co. moved to dismiss a $48 million class action suit accusing the water provider of delivering substandard water, misusing deposits, and charging fees not based on approved rates. The Alameda County Superior Court hearing was set for September 21.
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Lincoln School study on future site redevelopment discussed
San Leandro officials and Lincoln Unified School District consider a study on selling the Lincoln Street site west of the BART lot for redevelopment. Trustees weigh a delay, a cultural complex idea, and city plans to include the site in an educational redevelopment project with tax implications for the school district.
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City school library program opens today in Hayward schools
The Hayward city school cooperative library program opens at five elementary schools using shared funds and city staff to staff after school libraries. First noted at Longwood, Lorin Eden, Palmasia, Southgate, and Treeview, the plan aims to build a preschool outreach and provide access to books from city libraries and school stocks.
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Scene The Belly Besiew Heyward in September 8, 1973
A fragment references a scene featuring Heyward titled The Belly Besiew with a date noted as Thursday September 8 1973. The readable text does not provide a clear location or context for the event.
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Man held in assault attempt in Hayward park
Hayward police report a 28 year old San Pablo man Karl Hugh Hall of 2433 Market St San Pablo cursed strangers in a Hayward park then armed himself with a razor blade and threatened two plainclothes Hayward detectives. He was arrested on charges of possession and brandishing a dangerous weapon after the incident near Amador Street parking lot.
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August Strain Ties Fremont Hospital To Staffing Gaps
Fremont August patient load spikes at Washington Hospital prompt staffing strain and calls for expansion. Administrator Richard McWarren told the board that daily census near ten, about 40 more than last year, threatens service growth in the Tri- city area. With a 13 million expansion 92 percent complete and new facilities opening November, the hospital moves to secure more equipment including television sets for new rooms and surgical gear worth 21 dollars.
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Alameda County Mayors Confering Reviews Legislation Program
The Alameda County Mayors Confering reviews a League of California Cities proposal to form a tripartite local regional and state coordinating body shaping land use planning and tax money distribution. It would place school district spokesmen at multiple agency levels and include a social welfare element in general plans with income taxing power. The group adopts a wait and see stance on labor relations ahead of the November 174 gubernatorial election and avoids war talk by the mayor.
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Balloonist to visit Union City school tomorrow
A hot air balloon capable of carrying three or four people will visit Barnard White Middle School at 370 Tamarack Drive tomorrow morning. Brent Stackrrell will lead the classroom demonstration at 4 am showing principles of hot air buoyancy and related science, with the public invited to view.
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Bay Area Education And Community Meetings Preview
On the agenda Castrs Valley school board Innigit SSM Norbridge Ave Approval of course of study for secondary schools boat policy review continued ling of baker's position at Canyon Vik School report oh Dutch Pride Dairy's request for a portion of milk program San Leandro Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission 7 4 tonight City Hall A special meeting to discuss plans for the geoulp pionktates at Marina Park Southbay Engineers Club noon tomorrow Villa Del Greco 37206 Mission Blvd Fremont Walter C Stiegling manager of the San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge to give statis repair at the lancheon meeting Parents Without Partners Hayward thaplte 8 p m tomorrow PoeIg Seaver SL Hayward Newcomer's orientation For information call host Chick Batley W581 Benoflt carnival 1 a m to 6 p m Saturday Bembovale Park Kolum Brookvale Stopping Center Sponsored by Brookvale Homeowners Association the carnival will serve il t he new Brookvale Elementary School
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