No Parking Signs Proposed Around Chabot Park Weekend Fees Stated
SAN LEANDRO recreation commission backs city council move for no parking signs along Silv ia Road Daniels Drive and Fstudilin and Circle avenues. A weekend and holiday per car entry fee would apply during peak season April to October 31. City council will vote Monday. if approved signs and fees take effect. The panel also recommends leasing Mulford Gardens property on Aurora to the city for $1 a year for a public park after minor changes.
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Alameda Board limits farming land use change for waste plant
Alameda County supervisors refused to broaden agricultural zoning to include industrial waste facilities. Nuclear Engineering Co. of Walnut Creek proposed a cracking plant south of the Altamont area but withdrew after the planning commission and board concurred on a negative decision, leaving the issue moot.
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Chamber manager resigns from Livermore Chamber
Paul Marshall submitted a resignation yesterday and will soon take a position in a growth oriented community. Ken Mercer accepted the letter and noted Marshall had worked two years in a chamber focused on growth despite a local anti growth climate.
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Bay Commission delays Navajo Freight Lines parking vote
San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission deferred their decision on Navajo Freight Lines plan to build two paved truck parking areas on the Oakland side near San Leandro Bay until August 17. The panel asked staff to supply more information on the project’s potential impact after a lengthy discussion.
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Penneys sued in Alameda County over store injury
Ellen J. Lefler names JC Penney Co. Southland Shopping Center and Bayshore Properties as defendants in a 330000 damage suit filed in Alameda County Superior Court on behalf of two San Leandro women. Lefler seeks 350000 general damages plus medical expenses loss of earnings and legal costs for injuries from a fall at the store last September 47, requiring leg surgery.
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Fremont Boys Club leader resigns after six years
Toland W. Terry, executive director of the Fremont Indiana Boys Club, resigns effective yesterday amid financial strains on the 52 000 a year budget. Interim director Lloyd Perry to take over as board ratifies next week. Terry cites lack of communication with the executive committee and board over finances and fund raising as his reason for leaving.
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Bay Area Sewage Service Agency to Hold First Meeting
The nine county Bay Area Sewage Service Agency formed by 1971 legislation will meet at 1 am Monday in Oakland to discuss a regional water quality plan. Trustees from Alameda Santa Clara San Mateo Contra Costa San Francisco Marin Napa Solano and Sonoma will select a president and vice president, with Alameda nominees including Mayor Jack D. Maltster and others.
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George Oakes
Hayward
Laython Landis
Oro Santa
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Livermore
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Hayward Band Concerts and Community Film Event
The Hayward Municipal Band performs tomorrow at 2 pm in Kennedy Park with selections from Jesus Christ Superstar and a Fauchet finale. Oakland Municipal Band takes the stage at 2:30 pm at Lakeside Park Lake Merritt, featuring Brahms and other works. A Chabot College film room event at 1 pm Monday showcases a home business help film from Arway Corp. Alameda County Planning Commission meets at 1:30 pm Monday at Public Works Building to discuss Hansen Road width lines, an appeal, and a field trip. A blood donation mobile unit visits Weekvs Park Community Center Tuesday from 2 pm to 6:30 pm with fasting rules and beverage allowances.
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Planners' study blasts open space rules in Hayward
A planning commission subcommittee faulted agricultural preserves and open space restrictions as unwarranted subsidies to undeveloped landowners. It urged strict limits on preserve laws, urged nonrenewal of unsuitable agreements, and set Aug 24 for a public hearing before forwarding to the city council.
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Teachers Ally for Voice in District Education
The Fremont Newark and New Haven California Teachers Association CTA chapters formed an alliance and hired an executive director to strengthen teachers input in district education. Andy Alkema, a 14 year veteran teacher, leads the new office from 31060 Post St Fremont and will provide services from communications to personnel issue handling and leadership guidance for officers and committee chairs.
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San Leandro box plant to close after 20 years
Southwest Forest Industries plans to shut its San Leandro Container Division after two decades of operation. About 70 hourly and 25 salaried workers remain as the plant winds down in roughly 40 days. Some machinery and staff will transfer to other company plants in Chicago Los Angeles Phoenix and Kansas City.
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Total service for elders urged in San Leandro
San Leandro seeks a total service concept for the elderly combining telephone support transportation visits meals on wheels homemaker and home health services. Executive director Val Gill Jr cites Medicare Medi Cal gaps and limited county services while highlighting volunteer programs medical transport and a shift toward home care funded by federal sources.
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Fremont chess club president cites players as ordinary people
Fremont Chess Club President Hans Poschmann says players are ordinary people not prone to outbursts. He supports Fischer to win the world title to boost American interest, while proposing rules to curb disruptive behavior and urging more youth participation and club members.
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