Integrated housing plans discussed by Bay Area panel
Alameda County Human Relations Commission heard a program from National Neighbors on integrated neighborhood housing and stability. Robert Ketron, task force coordinator, urged help in soliciting members. Ketron cited self run groups that organized real estate and achieved stability without paid staff. The commission sent the proposal to its communications committee for study. Shirley Cohen from the Equal Employment Opportunities Commission explained new antidiscrimination coverage for public and private employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Neighbors
Alameda
Ketron
Stady
Shirley Cohen
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
County welfare aid share under Welfare Reform Act
County officials announce a 2.426 million dollar county share of administering Aid to Families with Dependent Children and adult aid, as the state takes on half of county costs for welfare administration under the 1971 act. Los Angeles leads with 2.023 million allocated to Alameda County figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallere
Robert Barleson
Alameda
Los Angeles County
Jack McKay
Alameda County
McKay
Brants
Retirement Dinner for Ed Barker Set in San Leandro
Ed Barker, recently retired from the Califortis Heihwar Patrol, will be guest of honor at a retirement dinner at 6:20 p.m. Aug. 18 at the Blue Dolplan Restaurant in San Leandro. Barker, a Castro Valley resident, served over many years and plans to move to Reno with his wife. Anyone wishing to attend should contact Oliver Warren Wytick at the Hayward highway patrol office by calling 489-1500 before next Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Barker
Califortis Heihwar Patrol
San Leandro
Sgt Barker
Castro Valier
Reno
Sco
Oliver Warren Wytick
Haysward Highway
Disabled Veterans Day activities planned at Livermore VA hospital
Disabled American Veterans Day activities are planned Sunday at the Livermore Veterans Administration hospital beginning with luncheon for members and patients. Members will visit wards and distribute personal items to hospitalized veterans, said Fred Graf state executive committeeman and representative of Disabled American Veterans from Hayward Chapter 44.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Nncheon Joy
Fred Graf
Hayward
Alameda County to open work furlough facility August 24
Groundbreaking ceremonies set for 6 15 p.m. at Alameda County's new work furlough facility at 25th Avenue and East 12th Street Oakland. Contractors Van Bokkelin Cole and Coldwell Banker. 200 sentenced prisoners will qualify for daily job travel and dormitory lodging under minimum security. Lt. Robert Parker leads the sheriff's project following Capt. Howard Garcigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Robert E- Aannon
County Board of Supervisors
25Th Avenue
East 12Th Street
Oakland
Bokkelin-Cole
Coldwell
Theu
Flent
Robert Parker
Alameda County Sheriff's Department
Howard Garcigan
Challenge Development plans blocked on Hayward Boulevard
Hayward Public Services Commission voted 2 to 4 to deny Challenge Development's tentative subdivision map for a third phase on Hayward Boulevard. They cited no recreation facilities and insufficient neighborhood parks for the 2.7 acre open space plan. The action lacked majority votes to advance to the city council. The site sits near the east end of Hayward Boulevard near the Hayward hills residential area.
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Hayward Challenge Development
Hayward Boulevard
Hayward Public Services Commission
Challenge
Hayward Hills
Political fundraisers and community events listed for tomorrow
A series of events includes a Sen McGovern supporter fundraiser at 561 Warwick Ave noon with a $1 charge to raise funds for a phone installation at 725 E 1th St. Also a Parents Withouk Partners event at 6176 Marguerita St Newark with admissions $1 for members and $2 for guests at 9 pm. A cultural picnic sponsored by Sheeblipina Community in Alameda at noon Sunday features lechon and kambing with games and dancing at 3801 South St Tinian City.
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Sen
McGovern
Warwick Ave
Sen Teandro
E. 1Th St
Parents Withouk Partners
Marguerita St
Newark
Linda Welker
Alameda
Souith St
Tinian City
City Agency Shop Debate Draws Sharp Union Reply
Union executive secretary condemns the city action as a breach of contract after a court move to determine the legality of an agency shop provision. City officials argue the clause is allowed under Brow Act provisions and have signed an agreement requiring all unit employees to pay dues or lose their jobs, with the union predicting the city’s complaint will fail and affect those employed in the bargaining unit.
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Hayward
Igemysl
United Public ‘Eimipinyees
Paul Varacalli
Pim
Ely
The
Union
Alameda County Superwr
Tenunion
Lacial
Fin Mayeryshutlas- Brown
Varacalli
Tne
Inga
Ho Stile
Meyers-Milias-Browl
Vatas
Jt Deval
Vatacalli
Elty
Thinoden
San Leandro Council to hear revised business license tax plan
A committee appointed by Mayor Jack Maltester presents a revised plan to raise all business license taxes with fewer exemptions. The report, being typed by city staff, would shift from gross receipts to a more even tariff and requires council approval after a final review.
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San Leandro
San Leandco
Jack Maltester
Atty
Lee Bruder
Maltester
Aludy Group
Bruner
Noso
Benner
Wesley McClure
South County Scene in The Daily Meview Heyword
Friday edition notes local happenings with brief items from South County. Gell is mentioned along with Friday events and notable happenings for August 4 1972.
Birthday Milestone for Hayward Resident Maria Gonzales
Maria Gonzales a Hayward resident reaches 101 and was celebrated at St Christopher Hospital where she has stayed this month Born in 1871 in Buerto Rico she moved to Hawaii in 1901 and settled in Hayward after her husband's death in 1928 She has four daughters two of whom Julia Gonzales and Mary Santiago live in Hayward Lupe Domingos formerly in Sonars, she has five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Maria Gonzales
Hayward
St. Christopher's Convaldscant Hospital
Gonzales
Buerto Rico
Hawaii
Julia Gonzales
Mary Santiago
Lupe Domingos
Sonars
Castro Valley school board adopts 9 million budget with little fuss
Castro Valley trustees approved a balanced 9,? million final budget for 1972-79 with a larger reserve, plus an estimated tax rate of 5.10 per 100 assessed value. The board debated finances, warning of ongoing stiffness in cash flow while funding Title VI, Miller-Uneng Reading Program teachers, and Canyon Iron School salaries. Trustee Paul Bhose did not vote, criticizing expenditures and expressing disagreement with the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro Valley
Fred Supl
Harold Be Bue
Ta Soning
Eatry
Canyon Iron School
de Pue
Residents unhappy over school portable controversy at Argo area
Fry Tape residents near the Argo naut School area remain opposed to a portable multipurpose room on campus. They seek a meeting with Hayward school officials and district planners to press for relocation, arguing unsafe site conditions, underground gas issues, and higher costs.
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Mayward
Argonaut
Hayward Sciool
Llay Arveson
Sehpot
Catherine Lewis
Improvements planned for Krolop Road in Castro Valley
Alameda County Board of Supervisors will decide Sept 7 on curb and guttering and paving to bring Krolop Road up to county standards. Builders Edward Krolop and J D Goodnor seek waivers to avoid costly street improvements while residents urge preserving Castro Valley’s character. The planning commission recommends denying waivers.
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Krolop
Vineyard Road
Castro Valley
Alameda
Edward Krolop
Planning Commission
J. D. Goodnor
Wid
Kyoloa
George K. Eastman
Keelop Road
Eastmay Gold
Leon
Heyr Ave
William Fraley
Fanning Commission
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Mt- Diablo
Modesto
Stockton
Chico
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Frit
Allelly
Tts
Phot
Ruber
South County
CY. School Board
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
William Vanes
de Puc
Woods
Paul Bhosle
Jesual
Turthir
Ietter
Gansberger School
Siti Sucposa
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Flynn
Fred Cooper
Lynn
Mari Mogal
Cooper
Megel
MAYER
Heyer
Knox St
Ernest Silva
Robert Black
Thrush Ave
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Gibson
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