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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1971
Page
7
A survey from the Ponderosa and items tied to Bonanza fame headline a weekend auction at the AC building in Hayward. Mike River, manager, says the sale will include hundreds of pieces from TV and movie sets, with furnishings from Bonanza and The Untouchables among the lots. Auction starts at 1 pm each day.
Fireworks yesterday over the planning commission proposal to halt runaway subdivisions in Southern Alameda County led the Board of Supervisors to defer a public hearing until October 12. Planning Director William Fraley urged a work session before the hearing to discuss a minor subdivision ordinance to curb non regulated land splits and to meet with real estate groups and chambers to gauge impact.
Alvarado Street north of Fremont Avenue will be partially closed Saturday and Sunday for a railroad spur into the Levitz furniture store and warehouse. Traffic will pass through but may be limited to one-way with flagmen by day and two-way with possible night detours. Public Works Director Richard Ward notes possible sight detours at night.
San Leandro city planning initiates an apartment data survey targeting all 375 city houses. City Planner Marlin Vite asks managers or owners to quickly complete and return the questionnaires to the Community Development Office at City Hall 835 East Methodist Se. The form seeks ownership, unit counts, size, vacancies, rents, and number of occupants to help estimates and forecasts.
Lake Chabot YMCA Day Camp starts Monday at Lake Chabot Marina with swimming true activities crafts and a camp fire program. The Hayward Area Recreation and Park District sponsors Hobo Week with HARD playgrounds next week. Special events include playground softball semi finals and finals starting Friday at Bret Harte Field. An excursion to Briones Regional Park for ages 8 to 12 is planned for Thursday, fee 1.40 including transportation meals and guided tour. Buses depart 8 AM from Castro Valley Community Center Weekes Park and Kennerly Park.
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce reviewed the South County Junior College District's financial crisis. Chabot College business manager Peter A. Bartheleme outlined an $8.5 million budget up 540000 from 1970 7, noting a 1.8 cent tax rate increase to raise about 115000 amid rising costs and insurance pressure.
Directors of the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce voted to urge the city to spend up to 93 836 for site preparation for a clubhouse at the San Leandro Marina Golf Course. The plan aims to serve both golfers and a proposed community facility, amid council concerns over design scope and community use.
Local page from The Daily Review in Hayward California dated Friday August 4 1971 highlights community events and notices. Read as a compact snapshot of the South County scene with brief items and local flavor.
Mrs Evelyn L Martin 41 was arraigned in municipal court on charges of selling dangerous drugs after she allegedly confided to an undercover agent and sold five capsules of Nescaline for 5 dollars at her home 38058 Stenhamet Drive. An agent and a 16 year old boy reportedly arranged further marijuana sales and a plea is planned.
A 15 year old Union City boy was cited for reckless driving after a police chase in Fremont. The 1982 Chevrolet sped along Fremont Boulevard at 430 am, lost control near Mattos Drive, skidded into a planter, and ended two feet from a residence. Passenger Mick Soria was apprehended. Batchelder was later located at his home.
John Matthews of the Fremont Area Association for Clean Environment says a $39 signature deficit on a petition to block fluoridation will be made up by today. A canvass in Washington Township aims to gather the remaining valid signatures, with many from Newark and Union City.
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