Weekend Events Across Hayward Castro Valley and Oakland
Saturday listings from South County highlight Hayward Oktoberfest at Centennial Hall with evening hours, Castro Valley Adult School crafts show at Castro Valley Community Center, Fremont Theater production at Niles School auditorium, Pleasanton Daze Street Faire at Amador Shopping Center, Oakland events at Coliseum and Howard Johnson's Dublin exhibit, Japanese Fair Festival in San Francisco, and San Francisco Cat Fanciers Show at Golden Gate Park. Weather calls for mild temps in 70s highs and 50s lows with morning fog.
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Castro Valley Community Center
Lake Chabot Head
Amador
Fairgrounds
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Hall of Flowers
Olden Gate Park
Fairweather
South County
Kissinger upbeat on Rhodesia plan amid cautious view
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger called Rhodesia’s plan to move to black majority rule encouraging though only the start of delicate negotiations. He briefed President Ford on his two week African mediation as U S protests Soviet opposition to the mission and pledged active good offices in coordination with Britain and African leaders.
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Washington
UPI
Henry Kissinger
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Ford
U.S
United States
Africa
Britain
London
Hinde
Ian Smith
Five Trees Picked By Birds Stir San Leandro Officials
In San Leandro, fifty seven trees on the city center block were surveyed but only five drew nightly starlings. City leaders note birds avoid certain rows, with grey and white droppings beneath the favored trees. City Manager Riordan and Richard Handall describe ongoing cleanup as ineffective against the birds.
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San Leandro
San Eove
Richard Handall
Municipal Court Building
City Hall
Lee Riordan
William Rugg
Opposition firms as three suits stall new Dumbarton Bridge
Peninsula opponents vow to resist a new Dumbarton Bridge as three lawsuits seek to block approaches and environmental approvals. Town of Atherton Palo Alto and Citizens Against the Dumbarton oppose state measures altering veto power while state and local officials clash over necessity and funding for the $100 million span.
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Peninsula
Dumbarton
Brown
West Bay
Atherton
Palo Alto
Michael Brady
Redwood City
Citizens
Alberton
Brady
San Mateo Superior Court
Coast Guard
Marilyn Norek Taketa
Palo Alo
Taketa
John Vasconcellos
Santa Clara
Vasconcellos
Huge TV audience for first debate
New York Chicago and Los Angeles watched the first Ford Kennedy Nixon debate, with about 4.5 million households tuning in. Nielsen and Nissan figures vary in accuracy, but Chicago and Los Angeles showed strong local viewership while national ratings for 1976 are awaited.
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UPI
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
A.C. Co
Nissan
Patricia Hearst Returns to Center After Seven Year Sentence
Patricia Hearst, 22, is housed at Pleasanton Federal Youth Center after a seven year San Francisco bank robbery sentence. Assistant Warden John Allman said she arrived at 3:10 p.m. and will stay overnight possibly longer while awaiting Bureau of Prisons decision. Hearst had served 371 days and is eligible for parole in 16 months.
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John Allman
Miss Hearst
Allman
Federal
San Diego
J Wiliam Horrick Jr
San Francisco
Mie Haast
Hes
FBI
F. Lee Hailey
Mina Hearst
Bailey
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Centennial Hall
City Center
Fremont
Niles School
Second
E Streets
Informaton
Hegenbet
Oakland
American Heritage Art Show
Howard Johnson’s
Dublin
Dorothy ‘Throourian
Pane Pentai
Japan Center
Post and
Buchanan Streets
Texan
Hayward, California
Rainbow
Club
Kathi Meads
Williams Street
Fremont Mazda
Ma Bell
Superman
Earl Murphy
Dumbarton Bridge
Newark
Richard Turnlund
Broadconing
Patricia Hearst
Pleasanton
Olver J. Carter
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