San Leandro awards revenue shares to social agencies
San Leandro city council allocated 17000 in revenue sharing to social agencies recommended by the Committee on Social Needs. Grants ranged from 1400 to 4200 for groups including Teen Center Inc, East Bay National Seventh Sep Four station, Davis Street Community, Family Service Agency of Central Alameda County, and Caucu of San Leandro Inc.
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Caucus
San Leandro, Inc
Family Service Agency
Central Alameda County
Teen Center, Inc
East Bay
National
Seventh Sep Four
Davis Street
Toney
Deck D. Mallester
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No vote on water rates at Hayward council meeting
Residents who planned to address the Hayward City Council about a water rate increase can postpone their approval at the 6 o clock meeting as no vote will occur tonight. Mayor Lea Howell had promised an opportunity to speak, but notification requirements forced a postponement with a chance to speak at the end of the agenda.
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Lea Howell
Castro Valley boy accused of bogus candy sales claim
A Castro Valley boy claiming to represent the Castro Valley Boys' Club was reported by Leon Waking as a misleading door to door candy selling incident. A Lorena Street woman asked the boy, described as 13, about the club's new building while he was selling shirts during a drive.
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Castro Valley Boys
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Leon Waking Warnon
Waflane
Clin
Hillsville petition backs halt on new growth near hills area
Hayward area supporters push a city wide initiative to end all new multi family development in the hills north and east of California State University. Ronald Bosso says 600 signatures collected from Fairway Greens Holiday Estates area aim for 5000 to trigger a city election. He notes only six of approached residents refused to sign and cites criticism of the city council and planning commission.
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Pelilina
Ronald Bosso
Till
Eest
California State University
Neyward
Bosso
Hayward
Bossa
Grace
Pairyay Greens
City wins two more tax cases in small claims court
City collected on two more back tax cases in Lewes Municipal Court as Judge Joseph Carson announced judgments. Armando Maes paid overdue taxes and penalties. Berley Esteban paid taxes but contested penalties, a challenge deemed outside the hearing. Four remaining claims await hearings as the city pursues nine total cases with penalties ranging up to 118.18 and a prior 327 judgment against Herbert and wife Wary.
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Sioseph Carson
Armando Maes
C Street
Berley Esteban
Esteban
Carson
Herbert Wary
Hayward Hosts National Woodmen Convention Weekend Events
Hayward welcomes 800 Woodmen of the World members and families for a two day convention September 1 and 2 featuring bowling at Holiday Bowl golf at Sunol Valley Golf and Country Club an awards dinner dance at Holiday House and a champagne dinner cruise on San Francisco Bay. The Hayward Chamber of Commerce assists with arrangements and sightseers tours. Motel headquarters are at the Red Cap Motel on Mission Boulevard.
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Holiday Bowl
Sunol Valley
Holiday House
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Immillers
San Francisco Bay
Red Cape
Mission Boulevard
Newark Planning Commission Tonight Considers Zoning for Room Addition
Newark Planning Commission meets tonight at City Hall to consider a variance allowing a room addition at 5721 Fortsmouth Ave. Eden Area YMCA Board of Managers meets at 7230 Sleight with plans for annual projects. Castro Valley Sanitary District holds special meeting at 21040 Marshall St to review master plan and ordinances. Union City chamber discusses industrial links with Union Sanitary District.
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Union
City Chamber of Commerce Industrial Committee
Goon Tomorrow
Union Station
Union Maze
Union City
Union Sanitary
San Leandro
Hayward
Jayeses
Tomer
Tennyson Road
Mission Boulevard
Hayward Area
Kennedy Park
Tamnorrow
Fargo
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Wickes seeks zone change for Hayward furniture center
Wickes Corp plans a regional distribution center on Whipple Road near Reynolds Metals Co in Hayward. The project team will request two zone changes from the Hayward Planning Commission to allow 41 000 square feet of warehouse sales within an industrial zone, supported by officials who forecast $85 000 to $87 000 yearly sales tax revenue. The site west of Reynolds Metals on vacant NW corner of Whipple and Wiegman would include ample parking for about 270 cars and access to Nimitz Freeway and rail traffic, with anticipated employment for 10 to 70 people.
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Wickes Corp
Whipple Road
Reynolds Metils Co
Wickes
Nimitz Freeway
Reynolds Metals Co
Wiegman Road
Eden Colts Claim State Drill Championship in Santa Rosa
Fremont based Eden Colts drill team, youth precision riders, won the state title ahead of Sacramento 1977 champions and other teams in Santa Rosa. Led by drill master Sheldon Spangler, the group scored 4230 of 1300 possible points, with 16 riders practicing since mid May. Members include Diana and Gordon McDonald, Debra Olivas, Cathy Vining, Kathy Bentley, and Spangler relatives from Fremont, Newark, Livermore, Dublin.
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Santa Rosa
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Livermuire
Sagaingt
Ermi Spangler
Sheldon “Spang
Porterville
Shasia
Golf Trail Mowntice
Diana McDonald
Gordon McDonald
Debra Olivas
Cathy Vining
Kathy Bentley
Joy Levernden
Juli Evernden
Scott Spangfar
Shawn Spangler
Kathie Morris
Laure Siren
Karen Pellerin
Jeanne Pellerin
Newark
Karen Olsen
Plessanton
Mark Tompkins
Livermore
Diane Hawk
Dublin
Remy
Sheila
South County 12 scene in Daily Review-Hayward issue
Local page from The Daily Review Hayward dated Tuesday August 21 19 3 features South County 12 scene notes. Brief items highlight community events and notices with period tone and local names.
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San Lorenzo approves budget with 20 percent raises for staff
San Lorenzo trustees approved a 20 percent raise for all employees, boosting salaries by 170000 in the undistributed reserve though they had sought at least 200000. Lois Roach praised the raise for teachers while Local 390’s Paul Varacalli urged approval of an additional 2 percent if funds allow. The board had already agreed to a 30 percent salary increase, with retroactivity to July. Additional funds were allocated for reclassifications, instructional materials, and lunch price hikes. Elementary and junior high lunch prices rise to 45 cents for Type A meals, high school to 45 cents, and middle school to 5 cents, with breakfast unaffected.
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Paul Varavatli
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Varacalli
Ile
San Lorenza
Varacail
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Pirincipals
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Holt
Woord
Mifila
Program change raises free lunch eligibility and staff pay boost
The district approved a policy shift raising income ceilings for free lunch eligibility from 431 to 572 for a family of three and scaling with family size. The change aimed to include more students while the district also granted Aryeson a salary raise to 34000 annually.
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Hayward
Cencel
United States
Department of Agiculture and
Howas
Inge Ang
Moore
Larson
Hazard
Fremont school lunch hike faces five cent rise
Fremont district trustees approve a five cent increase in school lunch prices due to higher food and labor costs. Elementary meals would be 49 cents and secondary 45 cents with anticipated overall food cost up 1 percent and labor up 7 percent. A meeting at American High School is set for 7:30 p.m. to discuss the plan and its impact on year totals.
ACWD voting rights on Citizens takeover debated in ACWD hearing
Alameda County Water District faces a bond vote over purchasing and improving Citizens Utilities Co. The issue hinges on who may vote and who benefits from the takeover, with ACWD officials noting benefits may not fully extend to all district customers. A public hearing will determine eligibility and impact on rates taxes and water rights.
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Citizens Ultiliies Co
Alameda County Water District
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Caswede Gardens
Mission Boulevard
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Saylor
AGWD
Taw
Pats
Evenl Villezens Ulites Co
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