South County Scene in Hayward Focus December 6, 1975
A compact note from The Duty Review highlighting a South County scene in Hayward California. Includes date details and local context for readers seeking brief community news.
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1975
Page
2
A compact note from The Duty Review highlighting a South County scene in Hayward California. Includes date details and local context for readers seeking brief community news.
Police with a search warrant seized 10.5 grams of heroin and paraphernalia from the Tampa Avenue residence. Arrested are Joseph E. Garcia aged 8 and Mercedes V. Garcia aged 4 on suspicion of heroin possession and related offenses. Nine officers reported the discovery during the Thursday night operation.
San Leandro board approves three petitions including a wine sales permit for Daniel J. Thayer at 1465 Scenicview Drive and variance for Constantine J. Malavacus at 538 Castro St to eight feet nine inches. Prather’s Devonshire Ave garage conversion gets parking waiver amid council concerns. Union City planning rejects Edgebrook Manor rezoning while approving 2.4 acres for multifamily at Union City Alvarado boulevards and new commercial to residential in Decoto area. Site plans for a fast photo service and revised signage for Sambu store are also approved and updated.
Alameda County Parks Advisory Commission weighs delaying action on state funds for restoring three century old cheeses and other sites in Castro Valley and Dublin. The Hayward Historical Society seeks a delay to negotiate state policy changes while officers plan a shoreline workshop for February 18 with regional agencies.
James C. Page was elected president of Hayward High Twelve Club chapter 81 of the International High Twelve. New officers include Merle Runvitson as first vice president Perry C. Smith as second vice president Emmitt Anderson as third vice president Tony Taylor as secretary treasurer Clyde C. Herring as Masonic representative Archie Hatherell as sergeant at arms Charles H. Welch as chaplain Robert H. Thompson and Loyal Bisby as sunshine committee. Installation will be held Thursday at the Masonic club noon meeting at the Elegant Ranch restaurant in Hayward.
At a Hayward meeting at Kimball High School senior leaders and educators argued continuation schools now mirror state Reform of Inter mediate and Secondary Education goals. John Eales praised three years of progress and said continuation schools are no longer easy or dumping grounds but focused on student growth, skills and self understanding while addressing accreditation concerns and student choice.
Twenty six outlawed billboards and business signs on county streets have been given another five months. The board postponed review until May 6 after planning department recommendations. Four outdoor ad firms and property owners appeal a zoning ruling as the scenic route plan expands with environmental impact study to follow.
Hayward Asses Mori tells CSU Hayward students he backs extending bus service in the Livermore Valley rather than funding more BART. He cites a 370 million cost for BART extension and favors reallocating funds to buses while weighing public safety and education reform, and notes nuclear power risks with no viable energy alternative.
Two 13 year old San Leandro boys were arrested for four burglaries on Tuesday night. They were taken into custody at Bancroft Junior High School where they study. They admitted breaking into Coubhy's restaurant at 2150 East 4th Street ARW Rootbeer stand at 2170 Washington Avenue and First United Methodist Church at 1601 Bancroft Avenue. They reportedly took 31.95 and caused damage at the school and church.
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