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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1973
Page
8
Fremont chamber chief Stew Laycock resigns after 50 years to take a similar role in Palm Springs. He cites exciting new challenges and warm weather as key attractions, with an estimated Palm Springs salary near his Fremont pay of about $18,000 annually. He will start January 1.
Camp Fire Girls of District will hold their first bazaar from 7 30 to 9 p m tomorrow at Bohannon Junior High School 800 Rockman Road. Handcrafts by the girls include Christmas decorations candles jewelry dolls baskets pottery frivets and more with carols refreshments and a Santa visit.
An international festival with entertainment and foreign foods will be held at Linda Vista School 820 Rockman Road San Lorenzo at 6 30 this evening sponsored by fourth grade classes. Castro Valley school board meets at 7 30 tonight to discuss field trips policy personnel matters and purchases in board room 3a Northridge Avenue Castro Valley. San Leandro Recreation and Parks Commission meets at 7 30 tonight in City Hall 835 FE 4th Street San Leandro to receive reports on tennis court lights at San Leandro High School capital projects and discuss energy crisis and bicycle trails advisory committee appointments. Southbay Engineers Club Christmas party is at 12 16 p m tomorrow at Villa del Greco 97296 Mission Boulevard Fremont with steak lunch and entertainment by the Thor Throats of Irvingtoft High School. Lamaze prepared childbirth program at 7 45 p m tomorrow in building 600 Chabot College 25555 Hesperian Boulevard Hayward for expectant parents sponsored by the American Society for Psycho prophylaxis in Obstetrics. Two childbirth films to be shown and an accredited Lamaze instructor will answer questions. Admission for Scents and Parents Without Partners Hayward chapter 8 p m Saturday 1061 Santa Maria Avenue Castro Valley open to new and prospective members call 541 4987 for more information.
A federally financed study urges no current change to BART policy permitting only fold-up bicycles. Hearings in San Francisco Lafayette and Oakland will present preliminary findings on bicycle routes and corridor linkages to stations, with public comment to shape final recommendations.
Livermore’s Charles Kohoutek and 94 other American families join a brisk curiosity as Christmas comet Kohoutek nears Earth. The Kohoutek name, meaning Little Roaster in Czech, links a Castro Valley technician’s hope of related scientists to a lineage of brothers who migrated from Prague. The story blends astronomy, heritage, and a local family’s arrival at a cosmic moment.
Bay Area Pollution Control District directors weighed delaying the July 1 1974 deadline for vapor recovery on gasoline transfers. They split extensions, keeping truck to storage tank fixes by 1974 and extending pump to vehicle systems to 1975, citing unavailable satisfactory devices and pre 1970 car vent issues.
A brief Local Scene item from The Daily Review in Hayward dated Thursday December 6 1973 chronicles community happenings in South County with observations on local people places and events.
The San Leandro city council, facing April elections for Mayor Jack D Maltester and three council members, will discuss timing of candidate filings, possible filing fees up to 25 per candidate, and renewing salaries for precinct officers and polling place rentals. The meeting will compare election costs with surrounding cities where inspectors are paid 25, judges and clerks 22, and polling place use 20, placing San Leandro on the high end.
San Leandro Police Captain Donald J. Becker was named by Police Chief Kenneth Swansatt to join the FBI’s January National Police Academy class in Washington DC. Becker, 44, has served with the department since 1952, rising from patrolman to captain with a record in records, operations, and service bureaus. He holds multiple certificates and has substantial college credits. he is married with six children.
Amendments proposed for the San Leandro city charter were debated by the Assocated Home Owners of San Leandr io. Glenn Forbes explained proposals including term limits of two consecutive four year terms for mayor and council, paying board members salaries and expenses, and holding meetings outside City Hall. Ted Boon became president after Herbert Klibert resigned.
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