Engberg Applies for San Leandro School Board Seat
San Leandro resident John Engberg 34th Bel Rio Circle becomes second applicant for the unexpired term of Assemblyman Big Lockyer. He is a public relations consultant from Oakland and former member of the city recreation and parks commission. John Ely, the first applicant, may be ineligible due to district residency. meeting to review the matter is next Tuesday.
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Oakland
City Recreation and Parks Commission
Project Eden appoints Reilly acting executive director
Michael Reilly named acting executive director of Project Eden at last night’s meeting. George Soymkiewicz elected board president to succeed Castry Valley. Reilly to fill vacancy left by Join Kotecki. Kotecki becomes Alameda County’s Treatment Alternatives to Street Crime director. Alan Heminger named acting director of outpatient services. Board seeking permanent executives within a month. About 30 attendees at annual meeting chose Soymkiewicz. Castry Valley’s successor is pharmacist George Galish. Mary Jane Quick named vice president. Joan Chambers succeeds as district director of pupil personnel. Alan Frumkin named secretary. Lois Brown treasurer.
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Project Eden
George Soymkiewicz
Reilly
Minol
Kotecki
Alameda County
Alan Heminger
Ihe
Apowtt
Teri
Soymnkiewicz
Castry Valley
George Galish
Serpelewley
Hayward
Withinger Corp
San Leoniiro
Mary Jane Quick
Tayward Schools
Admed View
Joan Chambers
Project Evien
Castro Valley
San Borene
Alan Frumkin
San Laredzo Hilal School
Lois Brown
Gots
Miss Chambers
Boar
Hannon Returns to Work After Treatment
Supervisor Robert Hannon is back at his desk in the Alameda County Courthouse after two and a half weeks of voluntary confinement for alcoholism. He did not disclose the treatment site, citing privacy. The return follows an August 21 incident when his wife placed him under citizen arrest for disturbing the peace and San Leandro police booked him for drunkenness. charges were not pressed.
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Alameo County
Hannon
Vate Hospital
Yveime Meega Hannou
San Leandro
Man cited for drug possession near Athurn
Thomas Edward Cutts of Greesswood, near Athurn, was arrested Friday after deputies found more than $2,000 worth of drugs and explosives in a car behind D. & AM. Firestoke. A handgun, nitrous oxide, opium pipe, and large quantities of marijuana, hashish, and cocaine were seized along with dynamite caps and loaded weapons. Five Hayward women in the car were not charged.
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Thomas Edward Cutts
Greesswood
Athurn
D. G. Retiny
J. Negley
Firestoke
Mission Blvd
Sitey
Hayward county building flag missing since Tabor Days
Maintenance workers report the American flag hasn’t flown at the Hayward county building at 226 Winton Ave since Tabor Days. They await a new rope delivery and help from the fire department to install it, noting the flagpole is 50 feet tall and ladders are ready for the task, with hopes it will fly again early next week.
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Daughter of Pioneer Family Dies in Zastro Valley
Mary Jorgensen, 83, daughter of Bernhard and Eva Eden, longtime Mt. Eden ranchers in Hayward, died after five years of declining health. She was widow of Henry Jorgensen and mother of Leni Jensen, Villa Deppe, Land Jorgensen, and others, with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services set at Sorensen Brothers Chapel in Hayward at 7:0 pm.
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Ruckelshaus Wins Senate Appointment as Deputy Attorney General
In a unanimous Senate vote, William Ruckelshaus was approved as deputy attorney general. The former Indiana legislator, previously administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency and acting FBI director, was nominated Thursday and will assume the role on confirmation.
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Chrysler Walkout Looms As UAW Talks Stall
Detroit UPI reports no settlement as Chrysler and the United Auto Workers near a strike set for midnight. Wage hikes and overtime valuation dominate, with 127,500 U.S. and Canadian Chrysler workers at stake if no deal is reached. Negotiations hinge on how to distribute a roughly seven percent wage and fringe benefits package while meeting Phase II guidelines.
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Bagel Prices Rise Cited by NY Constituents in Phase 4
Washington AP reports Rep. Berhean Podell of New York says bagel prices surged after Phase 4 and wheat price controls ended. He notes bagels, once 8 to 10 cents, now cost 12 to 15 cents as a sign of broader economic shifts impacting his district. He warns the change reflects President Nixon's wheat sale and removal of price controls.
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Berhean Podell
New York City
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Mir Nixon
Haar
Totell
Fire ruins foam shed at United Foam Corp Hayward
Fire at United Foam Corp Hayward damaged the foam shed at 20955 San Antonio St yesterday afternoon. Firefighters arrived about 6 pm, nearly controlling the blaze with an automatic sprinkler system. Heat from electric lights near the foam may have ignited the material.
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Fire burns 100 acres in Sunrise Creek area of Yosemite park
A park spokesman said a blaze burned about 100 acres of pine and cedar in the Sunrise Creek area of Yosemite National Park. There were no injuries and the fire was expected to be contained by early Friday.
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Body identified in Gull Canyon Creek murder case
San Leandro resident Ronald Steven Gouveia, 1807 166th Ave., was identified by the coroner’s and sheriff’s offices as the victim found September 9 in Gull Canyon Creek. He died from gunshot wounds, and his death is ruled a homicide under active investigation. he had been missing since August 5. The body was discovered September 3 by juveniles and initially misidentified as deer remains. Identification relied on dental records due to advanced decomposition.
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San Leandro
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Alameda County
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Sheril's
Ford and AMC Recall 1973 Vehicles for Steering Defect
Ford Motor Co and American Motors recall 14 687 1973 vehicles to inspect for possible steering defects. AMC recalls include approximately 1000 1973 Matador Ambassador taxicabs and heavy duty vehicles with steering arm components, noting no injuries or accidents reported.
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Lockyer’s First Bill Passes California Legislature
Assemblyman Tackyer led a criminal information bill to create a state wide system of criminal records. It requires standard reports by courts and sheriff departments to harmonize reporting across the state. The measure passed the Assembly and Senate and awaits the governor’s action.
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Dean Leandyo
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PG&E seeks 23.9 million annual rate rise
Pacific Gas and Electric Co. asked on Thursday for a 23.9 million dollar annual rate increase citing rising fuel oil costs and declining natural gas affordability. A spokesman said the shift raises reliance on more costly fuel oil for electric power, with the average consumer facing about a 30 cent monthly bill increase if approved by the State Public Utilities Commission.
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Pasific Gas & Electric Co
State Public Utilities Commission
Teen held in robbery in San Leandro store
An Oakland youth, 15, was held yesterday in downtown San Leandro after a daylight robbery at Macfar Lane store. He reportedly obtained 87 dollars from cash registers using a knife, took store employee Grace Marlin’s keys, and left papers with his name behind, with police later finding a toy pistol on him.
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Indian mounds discovered at Florida site near Marianna
Archaeologists at a Florida mound site uncover an ancient village remains. Skeletal bones found in temple areas appear to be in excellent condition and are believed aged thousands of years. Researchers speculate the bones may date back to late antiquity.
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Deadly gas danger warned along Gulf Coast
The Coast Guard warned the Gulf Coast of possible deadly barrels of sodium and potassium cyanide dumped after an Aug 5 ship collision about 480 miles south of Pensacola. A chemical expert said they would need to release cyanide gas to be fatal and unlikely unless in acidic water.
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Fla
House votes funds for school food aid increase
Congress approved a bill to raise the federal reimbursement for school lunch programs by 3 cents per lunch, totaling about $124.5 million yearly, uplifting subsidies for meals and expanding aid for free and reduced price lunches. The measure also proposes extra cash to districts for surplus food distribution and faces Senate review with further uplift in mind.
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San Leantro Unified
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Fremont Unified
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Hayward Unified School District
Macy Jackson
Castro Valley Unified School District
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Carl Perkins
Ddy
Use Education and Labor Committee
Perkins
Senate
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Agriculture Secretary
Deathology course at Hug High sparks student interest
At Hug High School Reno AP reports English chair Tom Summers started a deathology course with five units. About 160 students sign up to study death through medical legal religious definitions euphemisms funeral customs and death related literature. Summers says the class aims to teach death rationally to help students cope with loss.
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Toddlers Seized After Abduction Attempt Endangers Boys
A distressing incident left two young children in danger as a woman and two men attempted to traffic a baby and a toddler. Police and firefighters intervened quickly, rescuing the children and placing them in temporary care as investigators pursue charges. The scene involved infants in diapers, a frightened toddler, and onlookers, with caregivers expressing concern about ongoing neglect.
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