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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
12
A reported appointment at Luverne’s Coliseum draws local scrutiny as a judge and officials navigate council duties. The mayor and supervising officers face questions over the selection amidst unclear qualifications and procedural steps.
City planners clashed with the council after routing a travel plan without a recommendation. The commission voted 2 to 9 against the move, with opposition from Jenkins and others. They discussed rezoning property at Fourth and Mubcod Streets to permit new housing, and granted permission for a different project while referencing related drainage and zoning concerns.
Disjointed OCR notes show Newark unit planning a meeting with amended dates and possible postponements. References to directors, replacements, and delays are unclear. mentions of MUG, July, and November appear scrambled amid chaotic lines. The fragment hints at organizational steps, possible voting or approvals, and ongoing uncertainty over meeting timing.
South County Scene reports from Hayward California dated Friday August 16 1963 detailing local events and community updates for residents and readers in the Hayward area.
Negotiations among Road and Steverson Mouli Valley Community Services District and regional authorities yielded approval for a San Marian Village project. The plan includes a $6 million high school site connected to Zone 7 water sources, and bids for construction at Pleasanton and nearby districts. District officials expect to build 1,230 students annually over nine years, easing current overcrowding at Washington High School and setting stages for future schools in Warm Springs Centerville Niles and Beepto areas.
Fremont newspaper notes the opening of a new store named Galles Closet on Main Street. Jerk Silveira serves as manager as staff welcome shoppers with a focus on women’s fashions and accessories across Fremont and surrounding areas.
Trustees of the Livermore School District grapple with a bidding round for new construction and grounds, while Reinstein and others face office changes. The board weighs adding a full hour of instruction and approving an individual student insurance program as classes approach on September 3.
A northern Pleasanton annexation dispute proceeds to joint hearing as Alameda County Superior Court schedules Sem 16. Attorney Robert Anderson represents Pleasanton in a suit seeking to restrain county supervisors and the county clerk from moving to incorporate the area near Murray School District. A separate hearing is set for December 16 in a related suit challenging the recent Pleasanton annexation of Hyatt area.
Planning officials will study a proposed trailer court expansion at 700 Mekom Rose Avenue in Plesas Ton. The Fire Court property, owned by Ted Kublkin, Castro Valley, is non conforming and faces possible rezoning. A site inspection and ruling are planned with a decision expected Aug 23. Other items include rezoning a Santa Rita Road area parcel and approval of a San Ramon Concrete Pipe Company's plan north of Stanley Boulevard.
Newark coroner’s office reports a man killed at the Thomson Avenue crossing of the Southern Pacific Railroad Tuesday night remains unidentified. Fingerprints were sent to the FBI in Washington, D.C., in hopes of confirming his identity, with no word yet received.
Alameda County supervisors held a work session on commercial land needs in the Amador Valley. The meeting was postponed due to the absence of Supervisor Nott Murphy and rescheduled for September 3 at 2 p.m. The discussion focused on zoning, including William T. Marsh's bid for a one‑story facility on the west side of Highway 21 opposite Amador Valley Boulevard.
Livermore report says Arthur Forn 48 of 3943 Duke Court is in satisfactory condition after being struck by a freight train Wednesday while crossing the tracks. He sustained minor bruises and other injuries, with doctors noting improvement today.
A contract approved by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors gives the fair a new management look. The agreement assigns full responsibility for annual fair operations to the fair association and expands its board to forty one members, with five appointed by the supervisors.
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