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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1972
Page
10
In Hayward and nearby South County, the Dolly Review delivers local color and entertainment prestige Friday, August 11, 1922. Performers bring vibrant acts to the stage as residents fill the venue, enjoying a night of talent and community spirit.
Travel editor reports on a seven day Caribbean cruise, noting widespread impressions of ship life and typical cruise offerings. The piece hints at reactions to onboard amenities and port calls.
Alameda County Wales District Taft directors vote 3 to 2 to extend the freeze on providing water services for new building proposals. They cite financing delays for a line of proposed facilities backed by a defeated 7.0 million bond, while unanimously approving a commendation for a Spanish speaking organization in Union City.
A youth candy sale runs Aug 27 to 29 for ages up to 12 as part of the Disneyland Holiday events. Parents must provide permission and a 35 deposit. details at the Y office 555 Peralta Blvd Fremont or by phone 792-0382.
Newark City Council postponed action on a new ambulance contract with Fremont Ambulance as owner Earl Riggs negotiates higher fees. The proposed deal would raise Newark costs from about 1,000 to 2,000 annually, with a 36 per km charge on police-initiated calls if bills remain unpaid. Riggs opposes small claims court action for delinquent bills, while officials insist on legal enforcement to collect.
Alameda County Water District officials upheld attorney Gene Rhodes's salary increase after a lengthy closed session, raising controversy over legality and calls for a full-time staff attorney. Critics cited Brown Act constraints, while supporters praised Rhodes as a top trial lawyer and urged continued expertise for the district.
Fremont planning commissioners urged adoption of an interim open space element to the general plan to meet a state deadline. The document would curb development on disputed Northern Plain areas and omit the proposed Shoreline Freeway, with a dotted-line depiction as a compromise. A timetable for composing the permanent element was added, aiming for completion by June 30 next year, amid limited public input.
Newark resident Shirley Sisk chairs the dedication committee proposing a October 9 ceremony in Fremont with visits by President Nixon and Governor Reagan. The plan includes a time tunnel exhibit showing transportation milestones and a gold BART ticket for President access, with the tunnel to attract visitors for at least a week afterward.
Preliminary figures from Alameda County Welfare Department show a lower monthly caseload for family groups under Aid to Families with Dependent Children than any month since August 1970. Assistant administrator Don Brandt cited Welfare Reform Act as a contributing factor, noting tentative June 1971 data show about 200 fewer family group cases than June 1971.
A Metropolitan Transportation Commission advisory committee will be appointed to study transportation environmental impacts. The panel, selected at a Wednesday meeting, will educate the commission on environmental considerations for a regional transportation plan. The plan must include a federal environmental impact study and address open space seismic safety and agricultural land.
Local groups in Hayward schedule meetings at homes and public venues tomorrow. Topics include a Young Republicans gathering at Robert Ross residence and a board meeting for the Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency to discuss refunding aid. A black HQ opening for the Alameda County Committee to Re-Elect the President is planned with official remarks. A spaghetti feed fundraiser features Samuel Jackson, with a dance and concert at St. Bedes Hall and Union City events supporting local disabled programs.
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