San Leandro chamber names new directors for 1974 75
South County notes report easing energy crisis as residents heat less and warm weather attire rises. Pacific Gas and Electric manager Ed Mills lauds the response, while city lighting is trimmed and bicycle use expands. New chamber directors include Jerry Silsdorf Bruce Barnes Manuel Gonsalves Joky Farid and Edward Mills among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Mills
Pacific Gas and Electric
Mills
Donald Field
Chamber
Robert Luther
International Harvester
Edward Mills
Pacific Gas and Rieptric
Rene M. Moal
Dodge Lody
Ozzie Rugaard
Middleton Welders Supply Co
George Samson
Samsor Construction Co
Robert Shaffer
Prescolite Division
US. Industries
William E. Strelow
Rawsan Drug and Simdry Co
Kenneth ©. Weatherford
Western Electic
Peralta restoration meeting outlines Casa Peralta plans
Spokesmen for 10 community organizations met with consultants to discuss a master restoration plan for the historic Casa Peralta in San Leandro. The gathering reviewed long-range and interim proposals by Singer Hodges and Bermudez with plans due for unveiling before the historical cultural advisory commission on December 19. Groups present included Local 510 Musicians Union, San Leandro Arts Association, Living History Society, Casa Peralta Foundation, San Leandro Bicycle Club, Youth Activities Committee, Arts Council, school board, and the Symphony Orchestra Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Casa Peralta
Eric Ov
Jack
Singer & Hodges
Oakland Consultants
Rumberto Bermudez
historical cultural advisory + Commission
Musicians’ Union
Local 510
San Leandro Arts Association
Living History Society
Casa Peralta Founda Than
San Leandro Bicycle Club
Youth Actiyvities Committee
The
Newark Joins EPA Protest Over Parking Fees
Newark city council voted to join Alameda County and others in a federal court petition to delay EPA parking fee regulations. After July 1, 1975 businesses would pay 450 dollars annually for free parking space for shoppers and workers. Council backed public transit, but called for more time to implement rules filed in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, San Francisco.
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Newars — Gily
Alameda County Cith
Environmental Protection Agency
Newark
MPA
Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Hayward District to re employ teacher after court challenge
Hayward Unified School District agreed to reemploy Ardith Ann Altheida after Alameda County Superior Court action over her lay off. The former probationary and temporary teacher had two semesters of service before being laid off in June. The district will re hire her per director Robert Cochrane.
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Hayward
Hayward Unified
Alameda County
Hayward Unified Teachers Association
Ardith Ann Altheida
Robert Cochrane
No School Elections in March in County Schedule
Roche Jia Plache of Alameda County Superintendent says no actual school board elections will occur in March 1975 for all districts except San Leandro which keeps its April 9 ballot. Legislature clarifies Senate Bill 230 to allow 1975 elections, easing prior confusion about terms and dates. Alpine High School hosts winter concert at 8 pm in Fremont with 75 cent tickets, 35 cents for students and Arts Club members. Stained glass workshop on Saturday at Olive Hyde Art Center in Fremont, fee $12 for advanced participants.
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Craig Biddle
Riverside
Amacian High School
Fremont Alsd
Fremont
Olive Hyde Art Center
Washington Alva
Une
Relations panel opposes family limit in Hayward zoning
The Hayward Human Relations Commission voted unanimously to oppose a proposed zoning amendment that would cap unrelated residents in single family homes at three. The measure would redefine family to include up to five unrelated people and allow administrative use permits, raising enforcement concerns and fearing impact on low income renters.
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Byrichriges
Hayward
Human Relations Commission
City Council
Planing Commission
Evalyn Schneider
Planning Commissions
Human, Relations Commission
Resolu
Ton
Doug Turner
Commission
oniNy
California State University
Same Faye
Turner
Hay Area
Oe ‘Turner
Counsess
New Student Health Center Opens at California State Hayward
The exterior of the new student health center is finished and interiors await furnishings before opening next month. The $1.1 million facility, funded by student health fees, will expand campus health care with seven beds a minor surgical unit a pharmacy doctor offices X ray equipment meeting rooms and a large waiting area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California, State University
Hayward
No Action Policy Adopted By Castro Valley Trustees
Castro Valley trustees last night adopted a policy to keep closed sessions as discussion only with no minutes or action. Dispute centered on the Brown Act and whether action can occur in executive sessions, with proponents insisting votes must occur in public meetings.
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Castro Valley
Schon
Truster
Robert Woderlelg
Harald Melford
Wetterlein
Melford
CFT Leader Urges Fremont Teachers to Organize Bargaining
California Federation of Teachers president Raoul Teilher urged Fremont educators to pursue collective bargaining and bilateral contracts with school boards. He cited New York City salaries and class sizes as benchmarks, pressed merger with NEA, and noted Watsonville strikes reflecting local wage and material concerns.
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Fremont
Raoul Teilher
California Foderation of Teachers
New York City
Teilher
Federation
Afl-Cio
National Education Association
Fremont Federation of Teachers
Watsonville
Hayward group seeks delay on appointing posts
The Hayward Human Relations Commission asks the city council to delay filling three vacancies while it reviews appointment procedures and its community role. It favors geographic or group-based selections and changing bylaws so the council does not have sole appointment power. The panel seeks more influence beyond moral persuasion to combat racial prejudice and advance social justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Social Development Commission
Human Relations Commission
AC Transit to Buy Buses With Greater Seating Capacity
AC Transit will purchase buses with larger seating to handle rising ridership. The board approved changing plans from a Spagseiger to a Sl passtinger coach. General Manager Alan L. Bingham cited expected passenger increases as the motive for the larger vehicles amid energy-crisis driven ridership gains in the East Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AC Transit
Alan L. Bingham
Almady
East Bay
Ag Mul
Park board calls for tax election in Livermore area
Livermore area recreation and park directors voted for a March 6 tax increase election of 20 cents for eight years. The ballot wording was set to fund capital improvements and acquisitions including athletic facilities at stadiums, Robertson Park upgrades, Ravenswood and Ravenswood development, Little Theater replacement, Arroyo trails, and neighborhood parks. Total measures allocate funds for specific projects and add 605,550 in interest and contingencies, raising the tax rate from 6 to 8 cents per 100 of assessed valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livermore — Hecreation and
Livermorn Area
Payne
Robertson Park
Robert Lavermnee
Ravenswood
Fathers Ville
Youth Enquires on San Leandro TV Describes Teen Work
Representatives of Teen Cantar Inc will describe youth programs and stories on Youth Enquires. The show begins at 7 30 p m on channel 4 with News Watch moderator Suzanne Jee. The Rev David Chivers founder and executive director appears. Participants include Mary Martin Hank Ovias CHH Logue and Sal Maneguerra who will play guitar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Teen Cantar, Inc
Hele
Chanmal
News Watch
Suzanne Jee
David Chivers
Yuh
Mary Martin
Hank Ovias
Chh Logue
Sal Maneguerra
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EPA
CFT
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New York
California
NEA
Teilhel
Raoul Teilhet
Park Board
Darwin
Neptune
Proud Country
Olivina Parka
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