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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1971
Page
10
The district faces a bid to fund construction of both phases including gym facilities and a cafeteria. Voters must approve a two thirds majority for passage to proceed.
A humorous memoir style piece explores a strong dislike for fruitcake tied to Christmas rituals. The author recalls family traditions, social pressures, and personal rituals from childhood to adulthood, including encounters with gifts, soldiers in the Army, dormitory residents, and a Salvation Army visit. The narrative blends nostalgia with satire as it traces how fruitcake became a defining holiday symbol and the lengths taken to avoid it.
The Winegars of Fremont won first place in the 37th National Children's Photograph Contest for a photo of their 21 month old son Matthew Scott. They receive a $2,500 shopping spree voucher to be awarded Saturday at Capwell's in Fremsat. The family resides at 1050 Quintana Way.
Fremont council clashed with the college board over delaying a student conduct code. The student council leaders accused the board and President Charles Snow of sidelining a three year in‑progress draft by a committee of students faculty and administration.
Hayward Board of Adjustments approves a 124 unit apartment complex on a vacant Santa Clara Avenue site near the planned Route 72 Freeway. The action covers Transpacific Industries Inc. plans for a two story building at Santa Clara and West Harder, and includes use permits for converting a duplex at 27257 Huntwood Ave into a 12 guest rest home and for a mobile home sale at 1150 Whitington Ave.
Directors of the Fairview Fire Protection District vote to pursue representation on the Local Agency Formation Commission after a resident report on district representation. The matter follows a planning session organized by Hayward Area Recreation District directors and cites legal changes allowing special districts on LAFCO, enabling more say on land annexations.
Union City officials voted 32 to contest a land developer’s action seeking final approval of a townhouse tract map in El Dorado Park Alvarado The Remington Land Co must appear in superior court Monday to seek map approval while residents’ complaints about misrepresentation and single family home preservation influence the discussion City engineers and the city attorney backed meeting map conditions but two council members and the mayor urged against using city resources for a fight The council held a work session on future development along focal Road and noted limited guidance for policy while McKeon sophatia requested zoning guidelines and the council signaled minimal support for redevelopment plans
December 1, 1971 feature from The Bong Review covers Mapward and Cail in a vivid scene of South County culture highlighting local venues, performances, and community figures shaping the artistic landscape.
Fremont Police Chief John Fabbri met in a closed session with Fremont Police Association leaders to discuss low morale and complaints from a secret officer survey. He plans another talk with the association’s executive board to pinpoint what most officers find troubling. The survey closed yesterday showed broad discontent with internal policies, gave City Manager Don Driggs a vote of no confidence, and indicated dissatisfaction with Chief Fabbri.
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors invited bids for a storm water pumping facility to serve the Alvarado district of Union City. The Zone 3A project is estimated at 382000 dollars and will include a pump building, sump, gravity bypass, and pumping equipment. Located near Betsan Road and Veasy Street, the plant will initially handle two to three map sections as part of a larger drainage system aimed at eliminating recurring flooding in the Alvarado district.
Local government and civic groups outline meetings tonight and tomorrow across San Leandro Union City Fremont Newark Pleasanton and Hayward. Topics include personnel matters officers elections parks recreation and neighborhood development with cultural events and a Kaiser project discussion.
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