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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1968
Page
9
Newark voters see eleven candidates vying for council seats headed by incumbent Kenneth Foster who leads a long list of community roles including Newark Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club and St James Men's Club He emphasizes planning studies for capital improvements and feasibility of services while addressing city needs and orderly development.
Ernest Silva, 39, leads Nalionall Car Credit Union and serves as chief shop steward and supervisors board member while active with Little League and Newark Economic Development. He advocates open dialogue with city agencies and prioritizing police and fire protection in capital plans amid Newark voters selecting council members.
Richard L Rinevald 10 organized and headed the Lido Faire Citizens Committee opposing mandatory membership in the Lido Faire Homeowners Association. He was born in New York City, studied at Quincy High School, and has been a construction painter with Ken Saliders. He lives in Newark with family, and in his statement advocates better city priorities, lower taxes, and attracting industry and commercial development through assertive leadership and down to earth city government.
In a measured critique of city spending and services, a Newark official urges a third fire facility to improve protection for southern residents, criticizes costly park projects, and suggests privatizing some public services to lower costs. He cites long-standing needs for public transportation and better city cooperation.
David Ostrum, a research technician at Physics International, urges coordinated city planning. He advocates delaying new fire stations and major projects until a complete study, supports re evaluating parks and garbage services, and emphasizes private enterprise input while questioning city spending.
John Harrell, a Defense Supply Agency supervisor and Navy veteran, announces a Newark City Council bid. He pledges improved streets and a permanent joint city school coordinating committee, prioritizes public transportation, and favors keeping a local disposal plan with negotiated partnerships. He lives in Newark and advocates city led planning.
George Kincaid, incumbent mayor since 1964, seeks re election to a second term. He leads Vie tx Manor Homeowners Association and Newark Kiwanis, is a Fremont Elks member, and active in Oakland Scottish Rite and Aalimes Shrine. He holds retirement status in the Printers and Machinists Union and works as a production specialist at Sab Prancises Naval Shipyard.
John Spann Spann Molin A Span, a Newark resident for over a decade and Sacramento native, seeks a second term. Charter member of the Newark Junior Chamber of Commerce, he serves on the Fre emont Newark Union City Ben yoni Opportunity Organtat ion board and comments on city priorities from transit to capital improvements.
A Newark voter profile documents Robert Plowright a Navy veteran and Pacific Telephone worker seeking a city post. He urges policy driven by residents, supports a third fire station, flood fixes, street improvements, and balanced municipal spending while criticizing current council-manager relations.
Ellis Baker, 40, a former corrections officer at San Quentin, retired from the armed services after 23 years, and a Newark resident, announces a bid criticizing city spending. He advocates a more accountable council, denounces the City Hall tower project, and urges improved drainage, street safety, and better communication with residents.
Anne Marshall, 47, emerges as a prominent Newark figure tied to the master plan and juvenile delinquency debate. Her background spans Rochester and Hayward, with ties to California State College and local agencies. She urges public telecommunication growth, capital improvements, and limited city concentration on private enterprise to balance development and public safety.
Harold Caldeira, 40, Newark local restaurant owner and city official hopeful, outlines city zoning overhaul and a plan for a third fire station. He supports bond issues, improved communication with the school district and other agencies, and greater coordinated representation at council meetings.
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