Bay Toll Crossings issues 1973 car pool cards
San Francisco Bay Toll Crossings division reports over 2 000 applications for 1973 pool cards mailed to 1972 holders. Red on white 1973 cards cost 72 dollars yearly, 2 602 cards issued in 1972, 4 000 ordered for 1973. Priority lanes 6 to 9 a.m. weekdays. New applicants and unreceived cards available by mail or at 151 Fremont St. Telephone 557-3706. Computerized pool information service continues. Pools and buses now carry more than half of peak morning bridge users.
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Newton barred again from speaking at Cal State Hayward
An ongoing dispute over security restrictions blocked Huey Newton from speaking at California State University Hayward. A university spokesman said the proposed contract’s phrase no arities se curiy will be used was disputed. Newton’s side allegedly interpreted it to allow armed guards but not weapons. the university asked to insert wont carry arms while negotiations ended without a deal.
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Arveson
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Aryeson
Carlos Her
Udtayward
Gistries Ag Uel
Dee
Planners to Study Lincoln Site in San Leandro
The planning group will hold a work session with the planning committee to review development proposals for Lincoln site near the Shwinly Selville and Davis Street rapid transit station. The session begins at 1 p.m. and will cover vehicle access, commercial development, pedestrian circulation and urban design in preparation for the January commission hearing.
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Jas Vai Uy
Davis Street
Ly Euutell
Library parking clash prompts San Leandro council appeal
San Leandro library trustees urge city officials to subsidize and terminate parking in the lot, arguing current stalls favor patrons at the expense of nearby dentists doctors and lawyers and library users. The letter seeks to protect area usage and curb overflow staff.
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Bayard-4 Hayward carpenter honored for bravery
Corn and Willingham of Oakland pulled Kenneth J Loughan from a sinking car at Berkeley Yacht Harbor. Loughan, partially paralyzed, was trapped when his foot hit the pedals. The rescue occurred as a car veered into the marina while Corn and Willingham worked on a dock.
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Oakland
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Alaneala
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Loughan
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Willingham
Hayward forms sister city panel for San Felipe
A Hayward sister city committee for San Felipe, Baja California, is being formed. Interested residents are invited to attend the first meeting scheduled tomorrow at the San Felipe Community Center. Topics include bans on a Cinco de Diario celebration and participation by San Felipe and Mexicali artists.
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Hayward meetings and events outline for weekend
The Hayward Parks Commission will meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. in the City Center conference room to discuss a planning commission request for a report on Garin Ranch development. A Christmas Art Fair by Chabot College’s humanities division runs tomorrow and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Hayward Rampus lobby with craft items for sale to support charity. The Hayward Area Historical Society hosts its annual Christmas dinner tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at Hill anI Valley Club House, 1808 BSL. A talk on Practical Realization of God by Mahalia Adhiranand Ji of India is tonight at 7:30 in Root 2025 at Metktojeha Mall, CSU Hayward, sponsored by the Young Republicans. a film will be shown. Public is invited to the free events.
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Education picket demonstration warned in Hayward
Hayward teachers threaten dignity in education protests over seven issues including instructional materials six period day and lack of preparation time. Hedgecock tied the action to Central Labor Council support and said a symbolic protest with black armbands would occur outside a new Elmhurst Street administration building.
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Imard
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Loading dock approved over neighbor fears in San Leandro
San Leandro City Council approved Ralph's Grocery to build a sunken loading dock at 14315 E 14th St with conditions. A 10 foot wall must be built and trucks limited in loading areas before 7 am. Residents near the market complained about noise as early as 2 am.
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Changing dances spark off campus plan by board
San Lorenzo High School representatives urged the school board to approve an off campus winter ball February 4 replacing the senior and junior prom. Attendance is low, making the event financially unfeasible, leading to a plan to combine activities. Trustees discussed finances, insurance, and supervision, with Mrs Aitken advocating cautious support while Superintendent Ehret urged careful study of the bill.
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McKeon construction rezoning delayed for master plan study
Development plan for a one acre Alva road site faced a six month postponement after city council action to allow a comprehensive master plan study. The delay aligns with ongoing area planning, school district master plan, corridor traffic study, and capital improvement budget efforts. Mayor and several council members supported the continuance, while others opposed. A new parks and recreation commissioner was appointed to fill a vacancy.
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Alvaraila-Niles Road
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Statt
New Haven
Alvarado-Niles Road
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Mestaff
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Geir
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Alvarada-Niles Road
Monk District
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Queen Anne's Court
Parks and Recreation Commission
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New Haven Education Plans on Agenda for Trustees Meeting
New Haven school trustees will consider three proposals to improve district structure. The meeting starts at 8 p m in the curriculum center at 33190 Western Ave. Proposals include an affirmative action recruitment program to hire bilingual teachers from Arizona New Mexico and Texas. A second plan seeks faster reclassification decisions for nonteaching staff with replies in two months. A third proposal outlines setting up goals and objectives for the district through community and staff cooperation.
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