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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1972

Page

2

Handicap Scout Camp to Open at Camp Chawanakwe

Twenty two handicapped boys from Hayward Bay Scout Troop No. 816 will join a statewide camp at Camp Chawanakwe Shae ver Lake from Aug 1 to 7. Sponsored by Hayward area merchants, the program supports handicapped scouts from Santa County and features leaders George Burge Orville Canrypbedl and Vilian Quinn. Scouts will wear badges with crossed crutches as symbols of participation.

Hayward Chawanakwe Shaever Lake Hayyward Area Bay Scout Santa Coutix Reorge Burge Orville Canrypbedl Vilan Quinn Burge Campbell

Flood control plan for San Leandro zone 13 project

Alameda County Flood Control approved a 110000 dollar plan to complete flood control zone 13 north of San Leandro Creek. The project reroutes lines from Durant Avenue to Broad Avenue and Beverly and Dutton areas to Woodland to Gakes Boulevard, reducing flooding near Broadmoor and Breed and directing outfall into San Leandro Bay by Oakland Airport, per Public Works Director Richard Ward.

San Leandro Hid San Leandro Creek Alameda County Flood Central District Durant Avenue Willun Broad Avenue Broadmoor Beverly Dutton Woodland Gakes Boulevard Breed

Leandro pair charged on five counts in theft case

Leandro residents Mr. and Mrs. Hendricks of 1401 135th Ave are arraigned in municipal court on one conspiracy count and four burglary counts. Hendricks, 31, awaits sentencing in Alameda County Superior Court on heroin possession, while his 22 year old wife faces a misdemeanor. DA seeks higher bail in superior court. both remain in custody.

San Leandro Bennett “Hendricks 135Th Ave Baa Leandro Aml Hendricks Alameda County Roos Atkins Atores Haycock Tullon Donna Haycocks

Homeowners oppose plan for Nimitz offramps

Washington homeowners protested a proposed State Division of Highways plan at the Washington Avenue Nimitz Freeway interchange. They fear traffic signals will worsen backups and urged a cloverleaf ramp design while supporting safety and flow improvements at the intersection. The group also prepared school funding maps for approval by August 27.

San Leancho Washington Washington Avenue Nimitz Washington Avenue PHI] Leng Otis Pat Allen Washington Homeowners Association Division of Highways Comey Superintendent of Schools

Man survives house fire after neighbor saves him

Premont Thomas C Neely, hospitalized ten weeks, from a home explosion at 36662 Emrol Street, was released from San Francisco Burn Center. Neighbor Tom Nethery, aided by Lagena Nethery, doused flames with a hose, preventing further burns as heat prevented entry and a burning drape covered Neely.

Thomas C. Neely San Francisco Neely Tom Nethery Emrol St Lagena

San Leandro man bonded on child molesting charges

Kenneth R R Armstrong of 3196 Buena Vista San Leandro was released on 6004 bail after arraignment on felony charges of child molesting and two counts of perversion. Bail was reduced from 100000 on attorney request. Trial continued to 9 am Tuesday. Alleged incidents occurred between June 28 and August 8.

San Leandro Kenneth RR Armstrong Buena Vista Armstrong Drt

Lanes Closed for Nimitz Freeway Maintenance

State highway crews will close two northbound lanes near the shoulder on the Fruitvale Overcrossing of the Nimitz Freeway in Oakland tomorrow. The closure starts at 7 a.m. and lasts until after 10 a.m.

Oakland State Division of Highways Nimitz Oaklane Proge Reas

Oakland Municipal Land Concert and Alameda Planning Meeting

The agenda lists a 2 40 pm Oakland Municipal Land concert at German Lakeside Park bandstand near Lake Merril with Verdi selections and social discussions. Also noted is a 1 30 pm Seniors' Union event and a 1 4 pm Alameda County Planning Commission meeting at 99 Elituirst St Hayward to discuss amendments to a zoning ordinance and a tentative plan with staff reports on Castro Valley Boulevard history and wage changes.

Oakland Hayward Castro Valley Boulevard

ACWD Won't Sue Cities Over Growth Plan

Fremont residents hear Alameda County Water District officials rule out suing Washington Township cities to curb growth. Lawyer Rhodes says legal action would fail and development must be guided by city councils. Board insists it will focus on providing water rather than dictating land use.

Ken Castle Fremont Alameda County Water District Valle Rhodes Newark Union City ACWD Athore John Gunes Redacker Corlyiny Frank Borghi

Gene Lehnin Visits Boys Club in San Swanto

Gene Lehnin regional director of Boys Club of America visited the San Swanto area to address local directors, discuss national goals, and announce Bill Bricker as a new national director. The board announced promotions of fund drives, redesigned events, and ongoing youth transportation services.

SAN Swanto Boys Tub Forte Gene Lehan Boys Club of America Lehnin Central Pacific Bill Bricker San Teandro Boys Clubs of America Milwaukee

Fremont police sued over fatal shootout at Central Avenue

Fremont attorney Thomas Sherred files a $1.5 million suit against the City of Fremont and Police Officer William Fulton after a shootout in an Oct. incident at 440 Central Ave. Richard Haycock, wounded severely, seeks damages for injuries and medical costs. The case cites alleged police brutality and unfitted temperament, while Haycock and guests face separate drug charges in Superior Court.

Fremont William Fulton Central Avenue Thomas

Compromise Reached in Pleasanton Sewer Trial Suit

In Alameda County, a major sewer services case between Pleasanton and Valley Community Services District reached a compromise after a day of talks. Judges and five intervenors split into camps on contract validity, priority, and who should be represented, with Pleasanton placed in two categories and VOSD in the other two.

House Bireelor Clark Hodeker Gily Measanton Valley Community Services District VOSD Ttleasanton Ag Vta Eon Avakian Cliss Paul Larphere Tne Ehiss Miéasanton

Panel postpones action on hill development plan

Hayward area commissioners delayed a decision on the revised Chil lenge Highlands plan after Homeowners Association urged more flat open space for recreation. The 417 acre project includes about 25 acres of park space and a tentative subdivision map for unit three. the delay follows district officials review and possible park location concerns. A separate zoning change recommendation would reclassify a 1.37 acre Atherton Jackson Streets site to high density residential and commercial use, with Clementa Construction pursuing a mixed development. No protests were reported.

Hayward Cryplianley Chillenge Haywant Highlands Challenge Highlands Hayward Housevard Hayward Public Services Commission Clementa Construction Co Densit

In-Site Owner Wins and Loses Amid Court Appeals

NUWARK-fary DB, known as Snarly, a former operator of InSite hopress, won and lost appeals in Alameta County Superior Court. The appellate division upheld a conviction for some films seized without proper listing while reversing another case over search warrant issues. Officer Garrison seized about 15 films on Aug 10 11 1 and Swartz faces further appeals over lewd conduct and a lewd show linked to a nightclub incident last December 28, with dates and penalties outlined but unresolved.

Nuwark — Fary DB Snarly InSite Hopress Holidmless Night Chit Jost Alameta Vietim InSite Athon Oficer Clay Garrison Garrison Heer Swarly Renato’ Cour Fremont Henry Krabbenschmidt Swartz Ark Burke Aie Performeys

Morning News publishes by Rovian Inc publisher names

The Morning News from The Daily Rovian lists Hoyd Sparks as president and publisher and William Chilcote as business manager. It references communications to 116 Winton Ave, PO Box 3127, Hayworst, and mentions a second clause matter under the Acta Congress March 3, 1897.

Rovian, Inc Hoyd Sparks William Chilcote Post Oilion Hoyward Acta

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