Hayward Commission Tackles Garza Case and Police Relations
A Hayward city commission meeting drew about 30 residents, including Mexican Americans, to discuss the Gilberto Garza case and police relations. Observers urged city action while officers faced questions over a shooting incident and curfew arrests linked to Latins United for Justice. The panel also planned to review city hiring tests and the practice of automatic job selection, with input from professionals and community members.
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Hayward Human Reit
Decutielits
Ald Avideiert
Cormimilsgion
Allorieye
Bali
Umber
Ee Eit
Caot Mans
Thelerts
Garea
Gilberto Garza
Hayward
Latios United For Justice
Garza
Commissio
Joseph Vilard
Castro
Villard
Anthony Ochoa
Wiliam Burns
Covhal
Technical Advisory Committee On Testing
TACT
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Burns
Coyote Hills Trail Voted By Board
The East Bay Regional Park District approved a six mile Coyote Hills trail along Alameda Creek, costing 149000 for land and paving. Directors voted 7 to 1 with Clyde Woolridge casting the tie breaking vote, citing prior board commitments and concerns over experience.
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Bay
Coyote
Hills Negional Park
Mel Conley
Niles Canyon
Frelehould
East Bay
Sional Park District
Alameda
Illul Creek
Lhetina
Corps of Engineers
Cor
James Corley
Lay
Clyde Berkeley
R. Woolridge
Oakland
Tall
George C. Roeding
Fremont
Marlin W. Haley
Haythat
Fred C. Blumboard
Berg
Lafayette
Paul J. Badgboard
Theler
Pinole
John A. Mac
Storage Yard Permit On Planners Agenda
Alameda County planning commissioners will meet Monday at 1 pm in the Public Works Building auditorium to consider a conditional use permit for a storage yard at 2640 Dunn Toad Hayward for scrap metal and used building supplies by James Chew. Also on the agenda are National Little League Baseball of San Lorenzo continued use as a baseball field on Grant Avenue near Via Alamitos, Jose Gimenez’s variance and permit for 4 Manse Lodge at 18008 East 14th Street Ashland, and One P Lewis with Hayward Womens Club for a building at 2233 Depot Road Hayward for community meetings.
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Hayward
Alameda
San Lorenzo
Jose Gimenez
East 14Th St
Ashland
One P Lewis
Hayward Womens Club
Depot Road
Eden Area NAACP Leader Reelected Amid War on Poverty
Beckett, serving the Eden Area Economic Opportunity Organization, was reelected chairman heading a four officer slate. The board aims to sustain governance of the Eden unit's war on poverty, seek a hearing to reverse OEO cuts, and pressure lawmakers for intervention while facing an April 30 phaseout deadline. The unit struggles with back pay, security bills, and budgeting, as interim director Ybarra reviews pay disputes and pending debts.
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W. Warner Beckett
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Eden Area
Beckett
Eden
Ast
Andres Ybarra
U.S
Thomas Kuchel
George Murphy
George Miller
Don Edwards
Telesarame
OEO
OBO
Ite
Tance
Critiv Oweb
Tain Control
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OFO
San Francisco
Allen Hagers
Hayward Patrol
Roger
OHO
Ybarra
Rogers
Fresno
Hayward candidates endorsed in city council race
Political roundup reports endorsements for Hayward City Council by the Committee for the Participation, absorbing COPE. Endorsed incumbents and write-in candidates, with 15,000 campaign flyers circulated. Also notes Fremont and Newark races with endorsements and a write-in bid for Fremont referendums on Vietnam withdrawal.
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Hayward
Julie Bras
Ronald Farrell
Daniel Cooper
John Pappas
Daniel Hernande
Fred
Salome Phillips
Chaiman
Hayward Committee On Political Education
COPE
Jover Zation
Phillips
Philips
Hayward Cope
Spond
Fred Remner
Cowper
Pappas
Weinreb
Remer
Winton
Daniel Ave. Hernandez
Fremont Council
Margaret Montgomery
Citizens Committee
Ti Hayward
United Auto Workers Union Local 1364
Fremont
Gene Rhodes
Marilyn Brawle
Frank Calhoun
al Brewer
UAW Citizenship and Legislative Council
Brewer
Yau
Marilyn Blache
200 Workers Strike Fremont Flower Firm
Nearly 200 workers walked off the job at California-Florida Corp a large chrysanthemum grower and shipper on Stevenson Boulevard in a wage and conditions dispute. Employees planned to organize for bargaining rights amid reports of a $1.90 per hour pay rate and unclear negotiations with management.
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Remont
California-Florida Corp
Stevenson Boulevard
Pat Baliti
Adventranent
Stevenson Oulevard
Nimitz Freeway
McCain Ai
Nigerian Forces Claim Capture of Base in Abakaliki
Nigerian officials declare victory after capturing Abakaliki, the provincial headquarters of the rebel region. Circulating reports say federal troops advanced toward Port Harcourt, narrowing the eastern front as fighting continues.
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Lagos
Nigeria
UPI
Abakaliki
Port Marcourt
Home Plans On Agenda Of Planners
San Leandro planners approved John Bowen’s permit to build a new home on his 1295 dighth Ave property where a previous house burned. The board also recommended City Council approval of two variances for John P. Weiskamp and Daniel P. Reise dealing with rear yard reduction for a parking space and enlargement of a non conforming building respectively.
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San Leandro
John Bowen
John P. Weiskamp
Castro St
Daniel P. Reise
Halcyon Drive
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