City To Review Garza Evidence Amid Tense Meeting
The Neyward Human Relati ons Commission agreed to examine evidence from Latins United for Justice in the Garza case. An overflow crowd, mostly Mexican Americans, filled the meeting as critics urged action on alleged rights violations by the city. The panel will compare Latins United attorneys documents with the coroner's report and consider hiring procedures with Hayward Personnel Director Joseph Vilardi.
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Latins United For Justice
Ignacio Bali
Louis Spiller
Salome Phillips
Garza
Hayward
Phillips
Marvin Nelson
Tennyson
Walter
Commission
Joseph Vilardi
Castro
Vilardi
Coyote Hills Trail Approved by Board Vote
The Alameda County board approved a 140000 trail project along the East Bay and Creek lands in Coyote Hills Regional Park. The plan funds land acquisition and a bike path, financed by the U S Corps of Engineers, with a 4-3 vote after a tie was broken by Director James Corley.
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Ajager
Prin
Bay
Coyote Ciple
168Ah Hills Regional
Alameda
U.S. Corps of Engineers
James Carley
Clyde Berkeley
O R. Woolridge
Oakland
George C. Reeding
Kemoal
Marlin W. Haley
Hay
Fred C. Blumboard
Lafayette
Paul J. Badyboard
Theer
Pingie
John A. Mace
Donald
Osklani
Irwin Luckman
Storage Yard Permit On Planners Agenda
Alameda County planning commissioners will consider a conditional use permit for a storage yard for scrap metal and used building supplies at 2840 Dana Triad Hayward. Applicant James Chew. Meeting at 1:30 PM in the auditorium of the Public Works Building 399 Eimhwrs St. San Loranao also on the agenda is National Little League Baseball of San Lorenzo Inc for continued use of a baseball field on Grant Avenue near Via Alamitos. Jose Gimenée applies for a variance and conditional use permit to operate 4 Maoge Lodge at 16008 Mast 14s St Ashlee. Also Anie P Lewis and Hayward Womens Club request use of a building at 2238 Depot Road Hayward for community meetings.
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Dana Triad
Hayward
Alameda County Planning Commissioners
James Chew
Pahic Works
Eimhwrs SL
National Little League Baseball of San Lorenzo, Inc
Grant Avenue
Via Alamitos
San Loranao
Jose Gimenée
St. Ashlee
Anie P Lewis
League Offers Money For Park Scorebooths
The Wash ington Manor Junior Baseball League offered 3,000 to aid Stenzel Park score booths, part of three capital improvement projects by the recreation commission. Estimated project costs include about 5,000 for the Stenzel ballpark work and 19,000 for landscaping. The commission will study elementary school surfing plans and school counts to refine totals.
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San Lwandro
Washington Manor
Stenzel Park
Recreation Net Parks Commission
Eller
Ebooths
Commission
Jack, Nouvill
Neavill
Robert Wilbur
American Legion Post
Leandro
All
Chamber unit votes against price labeling
Members of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce Legislative and Tax Committee yesterday recommended opposing AB 522 in the State Assembly. They said the bill would force retailers to post wholesale prices and be costly to regulate. The committee plans to ash to expansion of day care capacity and discuss youth services amid other local concerns.
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Hayward Chamber of Commerce Legislative and Tax Committee
State Assembly
Jamies
the Commission
San Leandro Names Putnam City Recreation Director
San Leandro appoints Putnam as recreation director after schooling at Brigham Young and service as recreation supervisor in Oakland. He will organize and direct elementary sports, classes, and clubs with integrated staff and parental support.
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San Leandro
Putnam City
Tivhard High School
Oakland
Putnam
Brigham Young
Putatin
Nigerian Officials Announce Base Capture And Leadership Change
Nigerian authorities announced capture of a base and appointed Putnam to lead duties in the eastern region near Lagos. The move follows the resignation of a prior commander as the force pushes forward with new leadership and regional operations.
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San Leandral
Lagos
Nigeria
Canpf
Abakalis
Brighan Young
Pleasanton
We ‘Eben University
Putnam
Soandin Boys Club
Troopa
Dick Dickey
Tink
Eden Poverty Unit Board Reelects Beckett in Turbulent Meeting
The Eden area poverty program board elected Beckett as chair and a slate of four officers including Jim Forsythe and Sara Conner. They seek a hearing to appeal OEO funding cuts, urging interventions from U.S. senators and a representative while facing a April 30 phaseout deadline.
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W. Warner Beckett
Newark-Union City
National Association For Anomic Opportunity Agency
Hie
Ale People
NAACP
Dhas
Super
Boardivisars
Eden Aver Economic Op
Ycitles
Hayward
San
Beckett
Agency
Office of Ecosomic Opportunity
Eden
Amianth
Wharva
U.S
Thomas Kuchel
George Murphy
George Miller
Don Edwards
OBO
Beard
Eden Area
Dai Control
Betty Pierce
QBN
Ube Fre
Whch
San Francisco
Hayward political roundups surface multiple endorsements
The Hayward area sees endorsements from COPE and other groups for city and Fremont council seats. Incumbents Gene Rhodes and others are backed, while write-in candidates challenge for votes. Candidates discuss reforms, youth programs, and immediate withdrawal from Vietnam amid local campaign activity.
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John Frage
Fremont
Vietnam
Fraga
New Haven Unified
San Francisco
Berkeley
Jaya
Peace and Freedom Party
Workers Strike at Fremont Flower Firm Over Wages
Nearly 200 workers at California Florida Corp a large chrysanthemum grower on Stevenson Boulevard Fremont walk off in wage and conditions dispute. Mexican American women and unskilled staff seek bargaining rights after reports of 130 per hour pay for most. Management declined to confirm details.
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Fremont
Pal. Baleili
Shel
Stevenson Boulevard
Nimilx Freeway
Wen'lel
Tree Collapse Severs Month-Old Daughter’s House Call
A month-old daughter named Barbara was in a house when a tree trunk toppled, causing damage with broken shingles and gutters. Authorities report no further injuries, and the scene is under investigation for cause and safety measures.
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Dauphter
Barbara
Adil
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