[Berkeley, Calif. election, 1971 (Apr. 6), mayoral candidates, Widener, et al., City Council candidates, Bailey, Hancock, Kallgren, et al. and Charter Amendment no. 1, community control of police : campaign ephemera and newspaper clippings]. 1971.

Widener, Warren.

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University of California, Berkeley. Institute of Governmental Studies

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Thomas Truax served as assistant to executive director of ABAG (Association of Bay Area Governments). In 1968, was convicted of grand theft; diverted some $511,000 from ABAG funds. From the description of Correspondence regarding the case of Thomas N. Truax, 1968 Feb. 9-1976 April 20. (California State Library). WorldCat record id: 58910570 ...

Hancock, Ilona.

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Kallgren, Edward.

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Berkeley (Calif.). City Council

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City History The City of Berkeley, California was incorporated on April 1, 1878 from two distinct settlements. Much of the area surrounding Berkeley was given the Peralta family as a land grant from the Spanish king in 1820. After the gold rush and California statehood in 1850, the large ranchero should have stayed in the Peralta hands. However, the large ranchero's unoccupied land quickly filled with Americans, using "squatter's rights" or a...

Bailey, D'Army, 1941-....

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