HARD to accept furnishing bids for Hayward centers
Hayward Area Recreation District directors authorized staff to open bids for furnishing two community centers in Castro Village and San Felipe. Bids start Sept 21 with an opening date yet to be set, target mid October for center openings. The board also amended an open space grant contract with the federal government for the Tennyson Park Project, raising HARD’s share from 2912 to 43382 dollars due to rising costs. A HUD grant for Chetal sit was approved, pending formal fund request before release.
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Hayward Area
Tennyson Park
HARD
I Department of Housing and Urban Development
Rezoning plans near Grabl Avenue in San Lorenzo
Alameda County Planning Commission will review James Knuppe's proposed uwifit housing development at 1:20 p.m. in Hayward Public Works Building. The item seeks rezoning single family to residential planned develop and subdivision approval, tied to Grant Avenue widening amid resident opposition. Planning staff proposed changes include larger street setbacks and redistribution of pen space.
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San Lorenzo—A
James Knuppe
Grabl Avenue
Channel Street
Alameda County Planning Commission
Public Works
Blithe St
Hayward
Grant Avenue
Brother sues brother over stock in Fremont firm
Robert H. Reeder, minority holder with 1 percent, sues his brother James L. Reeder, Glenmoor Homes Inc. president, and Ralph E. Gutterdr in Alameda County Superior Court seeking to dissolve the corporation and place assets in a trust. The complaint alleges conspiracy to obtain secret profits from land sales made in 1962 to the firm. Glenmoor group includes Glenmoor Homes, Glenmoor Sales, and Glenmoor Shopping Center.
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Glenmoor Rimes, Foc
Ralph E. Gutter
Oukland
James Reeder
Cotter
James Teeter
Glenmoor Himes, Inc
Fremont approves multi story AI apartment plan on Firémont site
Kassuba Devanment won approval for a northeast Fremont Boulevard and Bidwell Drive apartment project after last minute concessions. The plan calls for two to four story buildings with parking on the French floor and uncovered areas on a 13 acre site. Commissioner Caroly Tissul dissented over lack of open space.
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Caroly Tissul
Tissol
Shegeki Arai
Warm Springs Powlevari
Scott Creek Hoad
Fremont Newark school lunch prices frozen by Nixon action
School lunch price increases approved in Fremont and Newark before the wage-price freeze were canceled by the Office of Emergency Plan Way ruling. If the freeze stands, elementary meals will be 35 cents in Fremont and Newark, 40 cents in Fremont junior and senior highs, 45 cents at Newark High.
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Newark
Nixon
Food Services Department
U.S. Office of Emergency
Newar
Newark Iigh
Zoning changes gain approval in Hayward planning panel
The Hayward Planning Commission endorsed amendments tightening locations for audio films and adult shows to curb porn trade profits. A three year use permit was granted to Pacific Western Mobile Home Co. for a vacant Mission Boulevard parcel. Denials and extensions were noted for other proposed projects.
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Hayward
Break ‘Wits Ui Hesperian Bugera
Clifford Halyerann
Pacific Western Mobil Home Co
Mission Boulevard
Arriwhead Way
Fremont Chamber Adopts Budget for 1971 72
Fremont Chamber of Commerce directors adopted a 126000 budget for 1971 72. Chamber Manager Stan Laycock said the budget cuts advertising expenditures to balance funds, reducing the yearly contribution to 31010 from 42466. A slate of 16 nominees was named for eight vacancies on the board, with election by the end of September per by laws.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pittay
Stan Laycock
Deadline set for San Leandro to end racism in housing
The National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing gave San Leandro until Friday to prove an active program against racial discrimination. The seven page plan targets city departments and housing, with a demand to publish monthly housing unit listings and expand minority outreach. Mayor Maltester notes some steps are already in place, but the committee seeks an ongoing, monitored program and accountability beyond a letter reply. The group also criticizes HUD and federal funding without detailing specific remedies.
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Saa Lean Unt
San Leandra
Pivate
Board of Education
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Maltester
Alwady
Anid
Alameda County
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Rure Sal
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San ‘Leandro Hiss
Hace
HUD
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
Reyxirt
Registration opens for South County nursery schools
Registration time in South County shows families like Danny Henry and Cindy Maygal delaying reluctance as Tennyson Parent Nursery School in Hayward opens for September. Calls to 582 7178 or 581 9146 confirm next Wednesday’s deadline. morning 9 to 11 81 sessions for two year nine months olds and afternoon 12 30 to 3 for three year nine months olds. Mrs Stephen Maltz of Haywani accompanies the families.
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Tahiti St. Yward
Cindy Maygal
Pompano Ave
Hayward
Tennyson
Eith “St. Hayward
South County
Tennyson School
Cooperative Nursery School
Danny
Cindy
Stephen Maltz
Second St
Haywani
Old-fashioned flea market draws thousands to Niles
Fremont reports the annual Niles flea market and old-fashioned theme as backers expect up to 10 000 visitors, aiming to surpass last year’s 40 000 attendance. The event runs from 6 am with pancake breakfast and continues along Main Street offering 1900s merchandise, vintage films, and western attire. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Niles
Una
Niles Merchants Association
Aislor Yeright
Main Street
We Bay Area
San Diego
Nevada
Newark Mayor Denies Charge Over Telephone Number
Newark mayor Flarey faces criticism after denying an accusation he blocked CHC and Community Council access to a HELP telephone number. Proffie Telephone Co mediated a compromise keeping the number with Newark while intercepting calls to route them to COS in Reemoul for the next month. Lewis and Baker clashed over ownership with city officials noting the number originated from a private subscriber and was tied to the Newark Crisis Center.
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Newark
Flarey Lawia
Yostenlaya
Pacific Telephone
Community Council
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Lowe
CHC
John Baker
Lewis
Newark Thei
Oaker
Proffie Telephone Co
Ronald McCubeheon
Mewar
Reemoul
Tinker
Bocantes
Bakee
Numbar
City Seeks Federal Emergency Jobs Funds In Hayward
Hayward seeks $112,690 city funds to reinstate seven positions and add 12 new ones across city school district and recreation district payrolls including three police officers and four firefighters. A second grant could fund more jobs, with follow up after federal action.
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Joseph Vilardi
Vilardi
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Hayward Unified
Hayward Area Recreation District
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HARD
Ald
Uneer
Fremont Bank Charged With Fraud in Alameda Suit
Alameda County Superior Court files a $2.5 million fraud suit against Fremont Bank accusing the bank of aiding a conspiracy to skim loan funds. The complaint alleges a February 1970 loan of $156,000 and a disputed $40,717 transfer from an IRA-like account linked to a former ICA official, with signatures and accounting irregularities questioned.
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Stephen Metin
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