Kane Named Police Chief in Hayward Promotion Planned
Charles Kane a 44 year old Oakland native and lifelong Hay Area resident to assume the post effective December 1 as part of Swanson s advancement to chief and a pending rank reshuffle. Kane a Fremont High School graduate served 412 years in the Marine Corps including time aboard USS Boxer and in the Naval Prison Treasure Island. He earned an education degree through in service courses at CSU Hayward and Chabot College and has led patrol traffic investigations and the training and planning unit. He is married with two grown daughters.
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Fremont youths advisory board elects Lucas as chair
Fremont youth service center advisory board elected FREMONT Ray Lucas as chairman. Doris Fagan was named vice chair with other members including Herbert Zuniga owner Al Box Ken Coleman Shauna Miller Don Wolfe and Hal Fathy. The board advises Larry Milnes on center operations and offers youths an alternative to the juvenile justice system through counseling and crisis support.
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Two Nursing Courses Offered at Hayward Technical School
The Hayward Adultant Technical School announces two LVN courses starting tonight. A pharmacology refresher emphasizes medication procedures drug classification and action, lasting six weeks. A mental health care course adds knowledge and skills for caring for the mentally handicapped, running 12 weeks. Both meet in G Building at Pairment Hospital San Leander on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 to 9 pm. Call BB-2772 for more information.
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Romig undergoes bypass surgery in Gary stay
Cliff Romig, rushed to St. Rose Hospital after a heart attack while vacationing on the Hayward Sat Mateo Bridge, underwent successful bypass surgery December 19 using arteries from his chest and thigh. He returned home within a day, with wife Cloyd noting his cheerful recovery and brief coronary care unit stay.
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Santa Fe official dies in Hayward
Paul F. Keesaw of Hayward, manager of the Santa Fe railroad district sales office in San Francisco, died Saturday at age 54. He joined the railroad in 1848 as a clerk in Oakland and rose to chief clerk in Portland and sales representative in San Francisco before becoming office manager in 1967. Survived by wife Alice, sons Fred and Frank, daughters Barbara, Laura, Susan Maartense of Portland, Paula Brum of Castro Valley, and two grandchildren. Services were held today in Castro Valley.
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New Haven school board to discuss energy and milk price change
Alameda County and regional agencies hold multiple meetings tomorrow. Topics include energy conservation methods for New Haven district, consolidation of the March 5 election in Union City and New Haven, and a budget proposal for 1974-75. Meetings occur at Union City headquarters, Oakland, San Leandro, Hayward, and other local sites with noted chairwoman Norma Hastings and district officials.
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Developers offer to fund school needs for proposed Newark tract
A spokesman for Donald Brew Co of Wain Creek announced plans for 28 homes east of the Silver Pines Golf Course, between Jarvia Avenue and Mayhews Landing Road. Kipp, district superintendent, said funding would cover extra classrooms as student numbers rise, with the city council to decide.
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STAC Marches to Halt Grant Avenue Industrial Growth
Members of STAC in San Lorenzo marched through the industrial area to urge Alameda County supervisors to freeze industrial development on Grant Avenue. They petition to pause new construction and seek an alternative truck route west of the Southern Pacific tracks. The board will decide at Thursday's meeting.
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Citizens pipeline appeal opens tonight before city council
City councilmen will act as judges in a complex Citizens Utilities pipeline appeal filed last month after staff denied an encroachment permit for a 12 inch water main from Niles to a Union City apartment complex. The project faces questions about water supply impact and regulatory jurisdiction.
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Police dog evaluated in San Leandro pilot program
A San Leandro Police Department committee evaluates Scare the service dog for a year long pilot to reduce crime. Lt. Robert Wilson says the report will reach Police Chief Kenneth Swanson by year end and then go to the city manager for a council recommendation in April. The 4 year old German shepherd was trained by Officer Willam Schroeder at his own expense and receives a $40 monthly care allowance.
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Doolittle Drive Widening Delayed To 1976
San Leandro public works director Richard H. Ward says widening Doolittle Drive from Oakland to Davis Street will likely finish in winter 1976 or early 1977. An environmental report must be rewritten after Interior Department questions a 40 foot strip along Galbraith Course. Final bid advertisement planned for spring 1976 after underground relocation work.
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South County 12scene The Devin Hayward Calf
Devin Hayward of South County dominates a 12 scene event in California with notable performance. Doe Tiaes provides context as part of regional sports coverage.
Union City approves traffic signal funding plan amid developer fees
Union City officials approved a city wide signalization plan with developer financed costs and taxpayer support. Staff and developers will decide assessments and per acre fees over the next two weeks while bond options may be posted at final map approval. Zaner cited park dedication funds parallels as the cost is projected near 2 million dollars with developers paying up to a quarter. fees vary by property type from 200 per acre for residences to 800 for commercial, applied even to small builders with home sites occupying small acreages.
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Zoning Decisions Pleasing in Union City Creeksiders Appeal
Union City residents applauded council actions on two zoning questions. A six acre Alvarado Niles Road parcel remained agricultural rather than becoming neighborhood commercial, despite Amaral’s petition and tax concerns. The Creekside patio at Edward Rita's home was allowed after neighbors backed the appeal, despite yard violations, as council rejected planning commission denial citing hardship.
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Past president re elected SAN LEANDRO TRADE CLUB LEADERSHIP
Ted Johnann, immediate past president of the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce, was elected to succeed Charlie Stone as head trader of the Trade Club of Southern Alameda County. The 1974 leadership includes Manuel Gonsalves as first vice trader, John Andrich as second vice wader, Oscar Stark as third vice trader, Tony DaMela as drive trader, Rob Stoker as ticket trader, and Ed Voorhees as tatent trader. The Trade Club, a division of the San Leandro Chamber, had 74 traders attending meetings this year with sponsors.
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