Fremont bordello to move after city action
Fremont City Attorney says Barbara Ravner of Companions Unlimited, linked to a Glenmoor Gardens location, has agreed to vacate by September 90. Ravner, 24, faced charges of violating zoning rules and soliciting prostitution after a raid at 38708 Farwell Drive. bail posted, court date set, while marijuana possession case remains in municipal court. Eviction orders target the property owner’s lease to C&D Enterprises of San Francisco as officials note the rare use of criminal procedures to enforce zoning.
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Barbara Elien Ravner
Companions Unlimited
Glenmoor Gardens
Allen Sprague
Ravner
Farwell Drive
Ms. Rayner
House
C&d Enterprises
San Francisco
Sprague
Alameda County
Fremont Roning
84 foot high Winton jail proposed by architects
Architects propose an 84 foot high jail on Winton Avenue in Hayward. The plan shows an H shaped building behind the hall of justice with two wings, each containing 96 prisoners per level in pods of 16, across two levels per pod, for a 300 or 500 prisoner capacity.
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Winton
Winton Avenue
Hayward
Hall of Justice
Jall
Patrick Laamy
Leamy
Fremont considers ending garage door spring permit rule
City officials weigh scrapping an eight dollar building permit for replacing garage door springs after a state law limits sales to new approved springs. Acting chief Bob Brown argues inspectors should check homeowner installations to ensure correct hardware usage. The move draws mixed reactions from councilmembers.
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Fremont
Bob Brown
Brown
PG&E Receives State Rate Hike Approval
San Francisco reports the Public Utilities Commission approved PG&E rate increases totaling 213.3 million dollars annually. South County average electric bills rise to 14.78 dollars monthly, gas to 1645 dollars, with 3.6 and 46 percent increases respectively. Industrial users see 18.5 percent electricity and 7.3 percent gas hikes. Life line customers are exempt.
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San Francisco
South County
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Pg&e
Marsh Named Judge for Hayward San Leandro Court
Hayward attorney Raymond L. Marsh, 49, was appointed by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. to the vacant San Leandro Hayward Municipal Court bench, succeeding William D. Spruance after the state Supreme Court removed him for injudicial conduct. Marsh, partner at Newman Marsh and Furtado, is a UCLA and Boalt Hall graduate, former Southern Alameda County Bar president, and a Democrat who aimed for the district bench before. He seeks to clear a backlog and serve as a fair judge.
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University
Berkeley
Southern Alameda County Bar Association
Lincoln lookalike and log-splitter dazzle crowd in National
Charles Ott dressed as Abraham Lincoln watches as George Henrichsmeyer demonstrates log splitting technique at a National event amid a display of strength and skill.
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Charles Ott
Abraham Lincoln
George Henrichsmeyer
Lincoln
Henrichsmeyer
Slippery Rock aims for Stagg Bowl glory this season
Slippery Rock State College football, led by coach Bob DiSpirito, eyes the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl in Phenix City as they seek a first division II national title. The Rock, known for 32-7-2 over four years and a 1970s era of dominance, hopes to end laughter and prove their toughness with a strong season.
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Slippery Rock
America
Fighting Irish
Notre Dame
Alabama
Crimson Tide
Slippery Rock Rockets
The
Rockets
Slippery Rock State College
Pittsburgh
the Rock
Muskingum
Waynesburg
Shippensburg
Lock Haven
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Phenix City
Ala
National Collegate Athletic Association
Ithaca
N.Y. ) College
DiSpirito
Bucknell University
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Chopper
Bordello
South Gourty Sive
Ray Orreck
Ann Landers
Rolling Store
Steck Martel
Ray Marsh
Marsh
San Leandro-Hayward
California State Bar Association
Ife
Lakeside Village
San Leandro
Abe
Bob DiSpinto
Cocaptain
Dave Tierney
Jay Robbins
University of Louisville
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