AC Transit District Keeps Property Tax Rate At 31.1 Cents
The AC Transit District board kept the property tax rate at 31.1 cents per $100 of assessed valuation, combining 30.8 cents from Alameda County and 3.24 cents from Contra Costa. A revised 1972-73 operating estimate shows a deficit of $3,335,195, to be offset by gas sales tax funds. The district also authorized $4,736,017 in funding from gas tax for operations, new buses, and needs, aided by the new sales tax enacted to support urban transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AC Transit District
Alanveds
Contra Costa
Shyemaii
No Utility Tax Increase by Fremont Union Sanitary District
Fremont Union Sanitary District directors voted to keep the current tax rate at 22 cents per $300 of assessed valuation for another year. District total assessed valuation rose 14 percent to $430 million for 1972-73, adding about $40,002 in revenue. General Manager Boege noted the rate remains under one cent of the tax rate and cited income uncertainty guiding the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont — Union Sanltary
Raymond Hoege
Boege
Shin Rath
Teen center in San Leandro faces closure on brink
San Leandro Teen Center Inc, a yfertold youth aid group, reports a $3.80 deficit and warns it may close without funds. Founder David Chivers says payroll and salaries totaling 2,975 monthly threaten operations at the drop in center on 735 E. 14th St and offices at 201 Dowling Blvd. The San Leandro Social Needs Committee approves a $1,200 city grant to help keep the center alive through October as others reconsider funding from a $5,200 pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Liandro—Teen Center Inc
F Yertold
Nev
David Chivers
Rx Money
Teens Rock For Muscle Dystrophy Breaks Records
Melanie Redman, 17, of San Lorenzo joins Rocky Shore, a 54 year old bus driver, in a rock n roll rocking chairathon at Holl arena to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy. They hope to surpass prior records with pledges collected by Saturday afternoon. Call 451-2525 or 638-1124 to pledge. Redman is county chair of Teens Against Duchenne.
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Leandro
Melanie Redman
San Lorenz
Ste
Rocky Shore
Shore
Alameda - Contra
Newark
Holl Arena
14Th St
Mulford Gardens group eyes Alameda project plans
Members of the Mulford Gardens Improvement Association said they will monitor the Alameda development and its traffic impact on Coalitile Drive. The Macrae Harbor Bay Isle tract by Dorie Development Inc. and Utah International Inc. was discussed at the Tuesday meeting, but no formal action was taken. President J G Sanders stated the group will comment when appropriate. Residents debated city jurisdiction fights and the risk of multi story buildings in earthquake territory. Traffic engineers estimate 49 percent of new development traffic will head south toward San Leandro, with no firm figure on how much reaches the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulford Gardens
Hommeowjers
Bay 1
Tepolittle
San Leandro
San Leurairo
San Leandro Arts Festival plans move forward
San Leandro aims for a 2 day Arts Festival on Sept 2 to Sept 3 at Caza Peralta. The Arts Council Executive Board approved plans including no separate member painting show and a combined judging approach to maintain professionalism while honoring a 1865 budget. About 400 paintings from the San Leandro Art Association and others are expected and a street dance and entertainment details are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Arts Council Ag
Art Association
Jim Ingraham
Ighteen
Jhora
San Leandro Art Assiiation
California
Ute
Iegrekam
Tae Hoard
Julson
San Leantro Art Association
Luncheon to Welcome Fremont Teachers
Almost 200 new teachers will be welcomed in Fremont at a noon luncheon hosted by the Fremont Chamber of Commerce. The event at Sunol Gall and Country Club will honor Fremont Unified School District and Ohlone College teachers with entertainment by the Fremont Ballet Polklorica. A 9:30 orientation meeting precedes a city tour. tickets are sold by the Fremont Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Chamber of Commerce
Sumeheat
Sunol “Gall and Country Club
Émerror
Lara
Fremont Unified
Ohlone
Fremont Ballet Polklorica
Hoch
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
Pasco Padre Parkway
Southsay Engineers' Club Forum on International Work
At noon tomorrow the Southsay Engineers' Club meets at Villa Del Grecen 37293 Mission Blvd Fremont. Dill Rodes, director of client Uilson in the Bay Area for CH2 M Hill and Associates, will present slides and discuss his work in South Korea and Ndinawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southsay Engineers’ Club
Villa del Grecen
Mission Blvd
Fremont
Dill Rodes
Uilson
Bay Area
Ch2 M. Hill and Associates
Slites
South Korea
Ndinawa
Permanent quarters found for job-training center
Union City moves the self-help employment training program to the former Molgéer Publica building at 220 Whipple Street with a $200 monthly rent funded by the city budget. Officials plan a larger 3,000 square foot facility on Whippen Road to expand classrooms for work like auto mechanics and grocery checking, while seeking additional funds from the national headquarters in Philadelphia and local fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlons
Aston
Elesses
Spethie
Our “Lady of the Rosary
Sebioc
Molgéer Publicafina
Whipple
Whippin Road
Menlo Park
National
Philadelphia
Union City
Chamber of Commerce
Shased Efich
Menlo Park Center
Tyaltioes
Senior Citizens Arts and Crafts Fair at Home Exhibit
Senior citizens host an arts and crafts fair at the home on 34400 Fission Blvd. The event runs from 9 to 1 and 4 on all four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fission Blvd
Library board meeting aims for charter amendment vote
San Leandro library board schedules a special session to consider a charter amendment making the library director report directly to the city manager. The meeting will be held tonight in the community library center conference room C. The board may also appoint a member to the newly formed San Leandro Historical Cultural Advisory Commission for the Nov 7 ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Livermore approves East Avenue bike path plan
County supervisors approve plans for a Fast Avenue hike path with a 52,000 dollar project. Contracts set for award on Sent. 26 to build 24 miles of bicycle pathways from Livermore city limits to Sandia Corp main gate with surface sealing on the roadway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livirmore
Fast Avenue
Sturey
Livermore
Sandia Corp
South County 14 Tha Delly Reclore-Hayward Calif
Local news brief from Hayward California dated Thursday August 30 1972 highlights community events and notes from South County. Names and specific events are not fully readable but reference to regional happenings and civic notices are implied.
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Tha Delly Reclore
Hayward, Calif
Deadline looming for nine local election filings
Candidacy dates close as voters in AC Transit, East Bay Municipal Utility District, Eden Hospital, Hayward Area Recreation District, Livermore districts, Murray School District, and Ashland San Lorenzo Castro Valley fire protection districts prepare. Incumbents and new hopefuls have filed papers. some races see contested wards while others run unopposed.
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Efrelisa
AC Aransit
Livermore United Sehogi
East Bay Municipal Utility
Washington Township Hospital
Eden Hospital
Hayward Area Recreption
Livermore Area Recreation Arid
Parks
Murray School
Ashind
South County Wars
South County
S Fauhington
Eugene C. Cowell
Bekaant
Fpeurbint
Allen D. Fisher
Fremont
James Turnler
Arthur Nissen
I Edan
Fredérick «Grimes
Sen Leandis
Bil Stone
Howard
Paul Rholes
Castro Valley
AC Transit
Claude Daughtry
Roy Makadegawa
Ware den J. Berk
George Dabney
Dey
Ray Rinehart
J. Howard Armold
Richard Ivey
East Bay
Funicipal Arlity Districha
Pit Ee Hy
Oppos Y
Jean B Lind
Klehmond
G. Thoward Abinson
Piedmont
Albert
George
Gilert
Dublin
Joanne Bascom
Dodlis
George ‘Nash
Ashland - San Layerne - Cherryland
Lloyd B. Brown
San Loerenzo
Raymond d. Enos
San Lorenzo
Williams Fichter
Willard Hendrickson
Haygard
Brian T. Thompson
Joh Stevko
Castro
Hayward
Mela Soares
Kenneth C. Aitken
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Teen Center
Chivers
Alameda Project
New Lavas
Jones
Tnion City
Frank Bayard
Marie Barnes
Pile
Jack
Bren
Library Board
East Avenue
Shirley J. Campbell
Geoffrey M. Thalcher
Joseph J. Delinale
Haywant
Rand
Livermore Area Recreation and Parks District
Perpera
Martin Pound
Richard J. Servas
Bruce Sizelove
Monta W. Cook
William C. Sheehan
Michael Love
Erenest Rodrigues
Jolut Stroud
Richard Irby Jr
Livarmore Unified Schools
Tee
Peerless
CRC
Machanic's
Ubein
Tryna Ital
Jackson and
Soto Ings
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