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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1973
Page
12
Alameda County supervisor Robert Harmon of San Leandro was arrested Tuesday night after an alleged drunken disturbance at home with his wife Yvonne Harmon. He was booked on drunkenness and spent the night in Alameda jail, awaiting arraignment in municipal court.
San Leandro manufacturers association officers and chamber executives plan to endorse a citywide ad urging that San Leandro welcomes tenants of all ethnic groups. The effort follows talks with Dayar Mallester about support for a federally funded housing project and a fundraising drive.
Timothy Shannon, 22, of DWGH Oar Sly, received six months in jail with six days suspended and restitution to Enion City after pleading guilty to misdemeanor theft. He was identified as the driver in a car that took seven feather coats from Lance Plynorgue clothing on Fremont Boulevard. A passenger was later exonerated.
A Fremont bazaar hosted by local community groups begins tomorrow at Fremont Mall. The Annie Charity Mall event features games, foods, a dog show, handcrafted booths, a fashion show, and a dunk tank. Prizes totaling $295 will be awarded to top booths, with proceeds benefiting sponsoring organizations.
In Livermore a proposed conversion of a 2 building apartment complex into a condominium faces a 19 units per acre limit. Daniel Gillive seeks a 2.6 million development at Le Cas Silleja Tel Arroyo, but the project appears blocked by a 1072 condominium ordinance and state Business and Professions Code constraints. Judge Sparrow considers additional documents from Ang and awaits further testimony before ruling.
Haya Wwenah was convicted of possession of man fnang and sly of amphetamine drugs and faced a choice from Judge Alan Lindsay. The option included reporting to Canada or facing prison sentences. Ramsay ordered deportation or five years probation with potential return to Canada if she complied. Police reported seizures including 68 grams of marijuana and prior buyers linked to the defendant.
Ernie de Frenehie, 27, who reportedly shot himself Aug. 14 after firing at random at a shed behind S74 Third Sk, was discharged from High Jung Hospital in Oakland. Fremont police said he had surgery at Washington Hospital before transfer to the Oakland facility.
A benefit picnic by Veterans of Foreign Wars and DeMelin Post 2586 at Hiklin Valley Ranch Fremont offers steak and hot dog meals with trimmings for four dollars for adults and a ninety five cent child price. Proceeds support veteran assistance programs. A white elephant sale sponsored by Hayward Area Recreation District runs at Adobe Art CenterCasita Valley starting noon Sunday with proceeds aiding district recreation. Fremont Concert Band event directed by Ball Blaingane at Central Park also appears on the program.
Fremont Alameda Candy Water District directors report an unexpected roughly eighty thousand dollar increase in final 1973 74 property tax revenues, funds intended to advance the second inflatable dam on Alameda Creek. They propose using the surplus plus reserves to accelerate the Pehrtdar dam, aiming for completion in about five years and a total project cost near 1.4 million dollars, while a budget recheck shows district taxes would stay at current rates.
The article reports that 63,000 food stamp recipients in Alameda County will for the first time be allowed to buy imported beef, grains, and other items with stamps. It notes relaxed regulations permitting purchase of ground beef blended with foreign beef and seeds for home gardening, citing USDA officials and the shift to broaden diet options for recipients.
Local page from The Daily Review highlights Hayward and Gottl events in South County. August 24, 1973 notes community happenings, meetings, and brief notices affecting residents.
Hayward residents along Nevada Road between Longwood Avenue and Sequoia Street lobby city hall for stop signs to slow speeding traffic. City engineers say traffic flow studies justify no new signs but council members ordered an investigation amid ongoing safety concerns.
Newark council spent over an hour drafting a city sign ordinance before stalling amid a deadlock. Discussion focused on exemptions for store signs and window signs in residences, with votes split between expanding and limiting exemptions. The panel plans to seek further input in November while also approving an $8,250 contract for a city general plan element.
The historical cultural advisory commission reviews a draft ordinance to protect historic buildings and features. A memorandum of understanding with the Casa Peralta Foundation is planned, detailing foundation roles and fundraising limits under city oversight.
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