Bay Area Toll Bridges See Traffic Rise Across Year
Traffic on Bay Area toll bridges increased over the year with the Bay Bridge averaging about 184000 vehicles daily in August. Hayward San Mateo and Dumbarton posted August figures near 32000 and 12000 respectively, while January 1972 saw Bay Bridge around 160000 and Dumbarton about 11000 daily.
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Bay Bridge
Hayward-San Mateo
Dumbarton
San Mateo
Transportation Agency
Hayward - San Mateo
Boys Club changes hours in San Leandro schedule
The San Leandro Boys Club updates its weekday hours to 4 30 pm and adds Saturday hours from 3 00 pm to 6 00 pm to support extended library and special services by appointment. A new cooking class runs Tuesday and Thursday from 4 00 pm to 6 00 pm. Washington Manor bus pickups start 30 minutes earlier. For questions call 484 3581.
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San Leandro
Washington Manor
Banat Splits to lead San Leandro Centennial Parade
Banat Splits will read tomorrow's centennial Christmas parade in San Leandro with television personalities well known to children. More than 50 entries are expected as the parade starts at 9 AM at City Hall, travels south on East 14th Street to the Baylair shopping center, featuring vintage fire trucks and antique cars. The San Leandro Centennial float with Santa Claus aboard will cap the procession.
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Sax Leandro
Bay Area
East Bay Utility District hires Bechtel for study
The East Bay Municipal Utility District retains Bechtel Corp of San Francisco as consultants to study market options and treatment methods for a water waste reclamation program serving the Oakland area sewerage system. The 10 month study carries a maximum fee of 145000 dollars.
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East Bay
Youth Advisory Panel Reforms In SAN LEANDRO
Youth advisory group in San Leandro will drop official committee status and plan activities one at a time. Senior recreation supervisor Gre Orten notes the three year panel will still provide input to the recreation and parks commission. The panel formed to advise on youth programs will meet again in December to discuss future plans.
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Recreation and Parks,commission
Gre Orten
Ovlen
Meat firm stench, filth charged in San Leandro
The Mulford Gardens Improvement Association will ask Alameda County supervisors to urge the health department to act on alleged noise, maggots, and stench from Hohener Meat Co., 2350 Davis St. Homeowners will also send a copy to the city council. Mayor Maltester has given the firm one more chance to fix the problem before the council may declare it a nuisance and close the plant.
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San Leandro
Mulford Gardens Improvement Association
Alameda
Jack D. Maltester
Neighborhood group reelects Stategnn Four-Hit Improvement Assn president
SAN LEANDRO Ltaine Clark has been re elected president of the Stategnn Four Hit Improvement Association. New officers elected Wednesday were Thomas McCurdy vice president, the Rev Walter Sharegin and former City Councilman Gregory Pomares, board members. Other re elected officers are Elaine Franklin recording Secretary, Doris Knorr cor responding secretary, Doris Wetvel treasurer, Frances Alves historian, Micky Stultz Parliamentarian, and Minnie Gonsalves board member.
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San Leandro
Ltaine Clark
Stategnn
Thomas McCurdy
Walter Sharegin
Gregory Pomares
Elaine Franklin
Doris Knorr
Doris Wetvel
Frances Alves
Micky Stultz
Minnie Gonsalves
Petition workers briefed on annex action for area schools
The Washington Homeowners Association set an 8 p.m. meeting at Dayton School in San Leandro to explain the petition process for volunteers collecting signatures to annex Washington Manor schools to the San Leandro district. Signatures equal 25 percent of registered voters.
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San Leandro
Washington
Washington Manor
Alameda County
San Lorenzo
Films and discussion on prepared childbirth at Chabot College
Tonight at 7 45 in Building 600 Hayward the American Society for Psycho prophylaxis hosts a films and discussion on prepared childbirth in obstetrics. Expectant parents invited with admission of cents. Tomorrow Dance sponsored by the Family Tutorial Program runs 9 PM to 1 AM at Cannery Hall Hayward with pie $2 and proceeds to benefit illiteracy relief efforts.
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Chabot Collage
Hayward
American Society For Psycho
Cannery Hall
New executive coordinator leads San Leandro drug program
Chester Miner, newly appointed executive coordinator of Caucus of San Leandro, outlines a shift toward broader community involvement and action focused on children from kindergarten through seventh grade. He plans family and mother committees, service for service fundraising, and closer ties with families to replace passive outreach. Miner, of Indian descent, came to Caucus as a client with a heroin problem and emphasizes staying engaged with the community to effect real change.
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San Leandro
Chester Miner
One Sun
Caucus
Miner
Project Etenton
Caucus OF
Hayward debate over growth tax hits residential builders
Public service commissioners paused a proposed growth tax amid hearings on a bedroom tax aimed at home and apartment builders in Hayward. Opponents from the Association of Home Builders of the East Bay and a contractor argued the plan unfairly targets residential developers, raising costs for buyers and renters while not evenly spreading the burden.
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Hayward - Hayward Public Service
Association of Home Bunkers
Greater East Bay
Hayward
Public Works
Ed Phillips
Keap
Bert Rupp
The
Hone Builders Association
South County Scene: Daily Review Highlights
In Heyward, California, Friday December 1, 19/2, the South County scene column offers local snapshots, notes, and community brief items reflecting daily life and happenings across the town.
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Heyward
Calif
Homeowners Seek School Busing Plan Discussion
Halcyon Foothill Improve Went Association plans to discuss busing costs with San Leandro school trustees. President Blaine Clark reports consensus to ask the board for funds enabling students from Hillcrest and Fairmont to attend Fairmont and end Jefferson. The idea emerged during exploration of transfers.
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San Leandro Schol
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Knalls
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Fairmont
Abend Jefferson School
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Wong
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Sixteen-year-olds win hospital volunteer awards
Sixteen teenagers and one student from Arcadian receive highest volunteer honors at Fairmont Hospital for contributing 15,743 hours. An additional 11,637 hours were logged by 56 other youths and 0 adults. Orville B. Hakko presents the awards. Alameda County Health Care Services Agency sponsors.
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Fairmont Hospital
Stuadit
Alameda County
Orville B. Hakko
Parked car hazard charged by civic league
A complaint about cars parked at the corner of Purdue and Valley streets creating a traffic hazard has been sent to the San Leandro City Council. Dacll Klug, president of the Bonaire Civic League, notes a resident parks several vehicles along his home blocking Lyn Way traffic and urges council action to prevent harm.
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Purdue Art Wlley
San Léondro
Dacll Klug
Bonaire Civic League
Richard A. West
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