Integrated housing plan proposed by national neighbors group
A Philadelphia area program for integrated neighborhood housing and stability was presented to Suman Rebations Commission in Alameda County. Robert Kelron, task force coordinator, sought commission help. Kebron described residents forming a self run real estate company without paid staff to stabilize housing. The commission referred the proposal for further study while hearing Tron Shirtey on updated equal employment opportunity laws applying to anti-discrimination in both public and private sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphis
National Neightors
Ihleerste Bio
Releon
Tron Shirtey Coher
Equal Employment Opportuities Commission
Welfare aid share set for Alameda County funds
Welfare Director Robert B. Garrison announced Alameda County will receive 2,426,160 as the state share of administering Aid to Families and Dependent Children and adult aid programs. The statewide legislature appropriated 519,499,600 for this purpose, with Los Angeles County getting 20,923,361. Alameda’s Jack McKay of the Human Resources Agency says the Welfare Reform Act shifts half of the county's admin costs to the state, a trade-off he calls wasteful as county grants to the totally disabled rise only modestly while other costs fall on the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert B. Garrison
Alameda County
Los Angeles County
Jack McKay
Las Alameda County
Fisteral
McKay
Retirement dinner honor for Barker from California Squaway Patrol
Ad Barker recently retired after 28 years with the California Squaway Patrol. A retirement dinner is set for 6 20 p m at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant in San Leandro. Barker, of Castro Valley, and his wife plan to move to Reno soon. Interested attendees should contact Patrol Officer Warren Wyrick at the Hayward highway patrol office by phone before next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad Barker
California Squaway Patrol
Homer
San Leandro
Barker
Castro Valley
Lo Reno
Iuduct
Warren Wyrick
Hayward
Phoninghe
Disabled American Veterans Day activities planned
Disabled American Veterans Day events are set for Sunday at the Livermore Veterans Administration hospital. Chapter representatives from Hayward and multiple Bay Area units will visit hospitalized veterans, distribute items, and mark the occasion with fund raising and Forget-Me-Not drives supporting DAV programs and auxiliary groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Pred Graf
Hayward
Oakland
Alaemetia
Herkeley
San Lorenzo
San Leandre
Richmond
Brea Ny
Newark
Mt. Diablo
Modesto
Stock—ton
Chieu
Newark to Get First LiB Motel in TiCity Area
Levitt United Commercial Corp plans a $750,000 LiB unit motel on 2.11 acres at the Nhnitz Freeway and Mowry Avenue next to White Front store. The project, the first in Newark and third in TiCity, targets budget travelers with rooms starting at about $5 to $6 per night and is part of a trend toward economical motels.
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Newark
TiCity Area
Family
Mtel Dein Tes
Nhnitz Freeway
Mowry Avenue
Newark Fort
Lina
Alameda County to break ground on work furlough facility
Groundbreaking set for August 24 at Alameda County site on 2nd Avenue and East 12th Street Oak Park with 850000 budget. Projected to house 200 sentenced inmates under supervised conditions traveling to jobs daily and returning to dormitory nightly. Contractors Van Bekkelin Cole and Coldwell Banker lead the bid. Robert E Hannon chairs county board of supervisors. Robert Parker oversees Alameda County's department as Captain Haward Garipen departs project.
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Alameda County
Ely
Robert E. Hannon
County Board of Supervisors
East 12Th Street
Oakland
Bekkel
Cole
Coldwell
Imom
Wees
Robert Parker
Alameda Colonly
Shevi
Haward Garipen
Good Samaritan robbed after stopping to help near Dublin
On a Wednesday near Dublin, a Good Samaritan, Barling, halted his Presta truck to aid a man signaling for help. The man suddenly pulled a revolver, robbing the stunned driver of 88 dollars before entering a yellow sedan with a second accomplice and fleeing the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delver
Dublin
Daniel P. Darling
Barling
Political fundraisers and events listed in local agenda
On the agenda supporters plan two swimming related fundraisers at Warwick Ave San Teamiro and at 725 E Eth St for equipment costs. Parents Without Partners invites members and guests to a 9 p.m. gathering at Marguerite St Newark with directions via Linda Welker. Filipino Community of Mameda sponsors a noon Sunday event at Filipico center Union City with cuisine and dance.
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McGovern
Warwick Ave
San Teamiro
E. Eth St
Marguerite St
Newark
Linda Welker
Cultura
Mameda
Filipico Center
Smith St
Union’ City
Newark teachers ratify pay pact in 1972-73 contract
Newark teachers approve a new contract costing about 969000 for district employees. The agreement includes a small monthly health insurance increase and raises for athletic coaches and music teachers. Trustees and union leaders say the settlement reflects a period of negotiated pay gains after sabbatical years.
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Newark
Newark Tethhers
Newark Teachers Association
Lu Nelly
Don Poland
Shich
Newark Unified Sutcol
Elimnate
Park district rescues orphan fawns in California park
Two fawns orphaned by suspected car collision and misdirected care find care with East Bay Regional Park District workers. They move from a Walnut Creek museum to Cayole Hills Regional Park, under nursing by Christian Nelson and Nat Urgentist Normen Sgdror, with future plans for a small wildlife exhibit and possible release.
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Fremont
East Bay
Park District
Cayole Hills Regional Park
Ivy Row
EBRFL
Christian Nelson
Nermen Sgdror
Alexander Lindsay Doniap
Walnut Creek
Nelson
Wese
Cuny Plaints
Oss
Alexander Lindsay
Tye
Eiem
Gayole Hills
Kidder
Siimer
Tremont's City Astrologer Charts Future
Astrologer Ruth Mascrop proclaims Tremont lies on the cusp of Capricorn and Aquarius promising tolerance and balanced leadership. She predicts Jupiter retrograde delays on papers and business until August 13, with Mars in Virgo signaling land changes and government pauses around mid-August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capricory
Aquarius
Lear
Venus
Flick
Museropn
Jupiter
Mars
Nopisine
Mascrop
South County scene
Local Hayward page notes community happenings in South County with brief items and notices from residents and organizations on a summer Friday in August 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South County Scene
the Daily Review
Hayward, Calif
Interpreter sworn in at mule trial in Tremont court
A sign language interpreter was sworn in to assist during a Tremont municipal court hearing. A man and his son faced felony and assault charges after a family dispute at a home on Jesus Tampantes Street. Police said an elbow injury occurred when a baseball bat was used by the son. The father and son were ordered back in court with dates set for further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont
Garven Inunigipal
Teeman's Sim
West Court
Sternum Jng
Jesus ‘Walamantes
Ound 'Tesmantes
Talamantes
Delia
Soi
Oliicer Dawes Berney
Chicanos at Ohlone renew charges against college
Chicanos at Ohlone College renew their complaints accusing the administration of ignoring their concerns. A new list from La Raza Nueva details demands and charges, claiming limited progress in hiring and decision power for Chicano staff and a biased review process for a recent top administrative candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohlone
Fremont
Tha Raza Nueva
Chicano Arony
Stepton Foler
AL Valdes
la Raza
Valde2z
la Razz
Posilian
Man pleads guilty in Fremont rape case
Joseph Don Jackson, 28, doughnut shop manager, pleaded guilty to one count of rape in superior court. A second count was dismissed. The June 197? incident involved an Irvington area apartment. Judge Leonard Dicden set August 23 for sentencing.
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Fremont
Cuperdino
Irvington
Jackson
Leonard Dicden
Serilensing
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Julian J. Forio
Levitt United Commercial Corp
Los Angeles
Good Samaritan
Pete
Leachers
Ahi Pellaod
Sail Siliies
Otter Bay
Jack Roach
Chris Nelson
Norm Kidder
Fawn
ML. Tishle
Contra Crata
Netra
Megal
Bay
Fry Briones
Chabaé
Holly
Troy
Tvenont’s
Johw'pachtner
Ruth Mascrop
Yorus
woShe Firdher
Wisness
Bnod
W.T
Mule
Decoto RD
Bender Board
Lon
Thor
Golden Pfitzer
Tnedin
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