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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
5
William Harmuth deputy grand knight George Perry chancellor and Eugene Klotz warden were installed as officers. Ceremonies were held at the San Lorenzo Holy Ghost Association Hall.
Fremont Recreation Commission faces strong objections to a proposed ordinance restricting park activity including a ban on religious gatherings and tightened controls on horseback riding model planes motorbikes and go carts. Critics cite youth recreation and freedom while officials defend measures to curb disturbances at Paseo Padre Parkway and other city parks.
Fremont remains behind schedule on the $1 million plus city hall project with occupancy now projected for early December. A new completion date of November 12 was set, contingent on a settled sheet metal strike and seating installation by January 11, with a $500 weekly penalty for late seating.
A coalition of Alameda Contra Costa Marin San Mateo Santa Clara and Solano county officials join a legal challenge to San Francisco commuter tax AB 1239 bars city taxes on commuters unless applied citywide. Mayors and supervisors urge a court decision within two weeks to halt the ordinance while evaluating broader Bay Area tax reform.
The group challenged Foster and Kleiser Corp for blocking a political sign on an expressway space. They seek 125000 dollars in damages in Los Angeles Superior Court. The sign questioned Hubert Humphrey and Bill Foster and Kleiser’s refusal to display the message.
Richard M. Yepez of Union City received a state prison term on a felony petty theft after shoplifting sweaters worth 30 dollars from Clay's Pharmacy. A narcotics charge was dismissed as part of a guilty plea. John Muro of Hayward got nine months in jail and nine months probation for second degree burglary. Alfred Orlans of San Leandro received 20 weekends in jail and three years probation for grand theft of aluminum castings valued at 1.75 each. William Crosby of San Leandro was fined 375 dollars and three years probation for marijuana possession. Dennis Dies of Fremont got 75 days in jail for narcotics possession. Daniel Deter, an auto worker, was placed on probation after a marijuana find.
Fremont area memorial scholarships honor a youth killed in a motorcycle crash last year. Recipients from DeMolay include Roger Govea and Mike Mohn, both Fremont graduates now pursuing UC Davis and physical education at Ohlone College respectively.
Teresa Rose a 10 year old Hayward girl serves as a Blossomette at Cherryland Convalescent Hospital. She wears a striped uniform and enamel pin while performing non medical duties and offering companionship to 49 residents. Since last August she has earned 300 service hours and plans to recruit neighbor Barbara Smith to help. The hospital administrator says her presence makes patients happier and the facility closer to normal during expansions.
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