Neighbors aid grieving Hayward family in string of tragedies
Neighbors raise funds for Ralph Jobson and Mire Johnson family after three traffic deaths in seven months. April wreck killed Terry Lee Johnson 21 and Toni 17 near Ray Bridge Oakland. another Hayward girl died. Rusty Johnson 10 died when motorcycle collided with a truck at Jackson Street and Hesperian Boulevard. Collectors seek to cover about 3000 in funeral costs. contact Darlene Luque or Barbara Zerby for details.
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Mire
Ralph Jobson
Hayward
Jou
Terry Lee Johnson
Toni
Ray Bridge
Oakland
Rusty Johnson
Jackson Street
Hesperian Boulevard
Johnsons
Accri
Darlene Luque
Barbara Zerby
More BART parking urged at Fremont land swap
Bay Area Rapid Transit directors debated station parking and considered converting excess Fremont station land into parking due to overcrowded facilities at Fremont and Union City. Director George Silliman suggested the plan during talks on station parking charges while staff studies the issue.
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Bay Area
Fremont
George Silliman
Newark
Union City
BART
Fremont Recreation Board Meeting Focuses on Park Plan
Fremont recreation commissioners meet at city hall to discuss limits to joint park planning with the Fremont Unified School District. Residents near Vallejo Mill School oppose an unfenced Western Pacific right of way adjacent to the park citing safety concerns and vandalism. The staff notes park equipment removal due to damage and heavy use. The meeting will also review budget requests from groups for 1974 bond act projects and about $230,000 in revenue sharing funds for park and recreation projects.
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Fremont
Fremontt Unified
City Hall
Warm Springs
Centerville
Vallejo Mill
Western Pacific
Planners to study Union City Areas 11 and 12
Union City planning commissioners will study areas 11 and 12 east of Untoft City Boulevard at tomorrow's meeting. The 7:30 p.m. session in city council chambers at 1154 Whipple Road will review zoning changes from agricultural to residential for areas 11 and 12, and from agricultural to commercial at the southeast corner of Alvarado-Niles and Decota Roads. The commission also adjusts meeting dates to the first and third Thursdays.
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Union City
Union City Planning Commissioners
Whipple Road
Planning Commission
Tomgrbaw
Alvarado
Bunchwood
Town and
Pisnmers
Weldonian Band Plans Weekend Concerts at Chabot College
Weldonian Band schedules two concerts this weekend with a 4 p.m. Christmas show on Saturday at Chabot College auditorium and a 2 p.m. Sunday program. Admission is $1, and Sunday’s event doubles as Weldonian alumni reunion. The band traces to 1837 with founder and director Weldon Leonardson.
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Hayward
The
Times
Chabot College
Weldon Leunardson
Community meeting agenda for Hayward Ridgelands Park plans
Local organizations schedule meetings and events across the Bay Area with 7:30 tonight in Castra Valley for Walpert Ridge open space rally and later this week in San Leandro and Fremont. Notable items include library book review gatherings, a teachers lecture by Raoul Teither, zoning continuations for Doctors Hospital, and community discussions on housing and industrial zoning.
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Ridgelands Committee
Pleasanton and Livermore
Norther California
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Castra Valley
Walpert Ridge
Hayward Hills
Bay Area Association of Children's Librarians
San Leandro
Council Chambers
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Doctors Hospital
B. Vth St
Hayward Human Relations Commission
Conncil Chambers
City Center Building
Foothill Alvd
Hayward
Commission
Hayward Industrial Commission
P.m
City Center
Foothill
West Street
Obione College
Ohlone College
Washington Alvd
Elgin
San Lorenzo
Chidren
Nhow
Santa Claus
Alameda County Fights EPA On Three Fronts
Alameda County Supervisors authorize protests and petitions against new EPA rules estimating potential costs. County Administrator Loren Enoch outlines three methods including review petitions and congressional action. Report warns of $8 million next year, parking surcharges, mass transit reimbursements, and more than 50 new spaces.
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EPA
Bome Ys Maiion
Environmental Protection Agency
Alameda County
Loren Enoch
Enach
Alcopark
Oakland
Enoch
Cammly
Fred Cowper
Cor
East Bay park plan adopted after long master plan effort
East Bay Regional Park District directors voted unanimously to adopt a master plan for 40 new parkland sites with a 59 million dollar acquisition and development budget through 1982. The plan adds vehicular recreation areas, revises trail rules, and includes an affirmative action hiring policy while outlining a 0.60 tax increase to fund 42.4 million for acquisition and 10.8 million for development.
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John Faltner
East Bay Regional Park District
Nativity Yesarday
Bluepoint
Marlin Haley
Alameda County
San Lorenzo
Hayward
Alameda Creek
Fremont
Ardenwood
Vargas Road
Devaney Canyon
Anthony
Chattt
San Jeanéro
Cui Canyon
Castro Valley
Garin
Heyward
Coyote
Hills Andrecount
Pleasanton
Sunal
Calip
Union City withdraws Turnkey senior housing plan
Developer William Gabriel pulled the Turnkey project on Skylark Drive near Decale Road after Union City Council rejected a general plan amendment to rezone seven acres from agricultural to multi family housing. The plan would have created 50 senior and 12 family apartments near Kenedy Avenue amid concerns over size and potential overcrowding. HUD funded Turnkey has $5 million for up to 200 low income dwellings. local residents and planners remain cautious about future sites and scale.
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Union City
Skylark Drive
Decale Road
William Gabriel
Planning Commission
Turnkey
HUD
South County Scene Reflects Local December 1973 Events
Local South County scene captured by The Daily Review with notes on Hayward Coli and a December 1973 context. Report mentions community happenings, residents, and small-town occurrences shaping the period.
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the Daily Review
Hayward, Coli
Trustees Reject Tutorial Program in SACEOA Plan
The New Haven school district trustees rejected SACEOA bid to run a tutoring and related program under ESAA. Acting project manager Barney Hopewell was appointed after a closed session. The board approved an ESAA advisory committee but criticized timing and representation, with dissent from Syd Furman and Les Clark over minority and Portuguese-surname balance.
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Alameda County
ESAA
Stp. Thomas + Redden
Saceoa
Hedden
BSAA
James Logan High School
Margaret Slone
Syd Furman
Sacroa
Furman
Advistry Committee
Harold Strickland
Lal Saceoa
Department of Health, Education and E- Welfare
Les Clark
Mack
Newark School Trustees Approve Yard, Books Funds
Trustees approved constructing a $456,000 corporation yard on Birch Street and reallocating $510,000 in district bonds to classrooms and school improvements. An $80,000 federal grant was okayed for Memorial High and MacGregor Intermediate libraries. Parents pressed to expand mentally gifted program without extra cost. staffing changes to be recommended December 1. Jean Weaver to remain district curriculum administrator and serve as Kennedy Elementary principal through year end, replacing May Howard who moves to Silva Intermediate.
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Corporation
Tostead
Dairy Avenue
MacGregor Intermediate
Evelyn Kipp
Jean Weaver
Kennedy
May Howard
Bodh
Silva Intermediate
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