Six Nominated for Bay Area Sewer Board Seats
Three San Leandro councilmen and three Livermore Amador Valley men were named nominees for two Bay Area Sewer Services Agency positions. Alameda County supervisors will fill one vacancy and appoint a new alternate for Sat Leandro Mayor Jack Mallesterom. Nominees to replace James Nelson include Joan Hyde Archer Futch and Ed Kinney. Maltester nominates William Suerstant Val Gill Sr. and Joseph Coppa as his alternate selections.
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San Leandro
Thee Livermore Amador
Numinees
Bay Area Sewer Services Agency
Alameda County Mayors Conference
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Sat Leandrt
Jack Mallesterom
Sewer Board
James Nelson
Valley Community Services District
Joan Hyde
Archer Futch
Livertore
Ed Kinney
Pleasanton
Maltester
Alvin Kant
William Suerstant
Val Gill, Sr
Joseph Coppa
Mirabeau and Mayhews Landing Parks Up for Approval
Newark city council will consider final approval for Mirabeau Park six acres on Alley Street and Mayhews Landing Park eight acres on Cherry Street. Planning commission says both parks won t harm the environment and construction could start this spring.
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Newark
Mirabeau Park
Aley Street
Mayhews Landing Park
Cherry Street
The
Planning Commission
Civic Center Park
Mowry Area
Richard Turnhund
Cedar Boulevard
Lafayette and
McDonald Avenues
McDonald
Association of Bay Area Governments
Bo Fi
Newark Open Space Zoning Plan Advances to Public Hearing
Newark planning commission discussed an open space zoning ordinance to designate city parks and lands from the general plan as the new O district. The measure covers Patterson Ranch groves, Silver Pines Golf Course, and Leslie Salt marshlands as an administrative step to meet state requirements per Planning Director Charles Cashnark.
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Newark
Planning Commission
Patterson Ranch
Silver Pines
Leslie
Charles Cashnark
Energy meet for San Leandro Recreation canceled
A Tuesday session of the San Leandro recreation facilities task force was canceled due to the absence of the recreation and parks commission chair and vice chair. The panel plans on-site facility inspections after the new year to study possible activity cuts and reduced pool lighting to save energy. City staff and San Leandro School District personnel join chair Alton Gibbs and vice chair John Engberg on the task force. A related energy crisis discussion is slated for a Monday work session between the recreation and parks commission and the city council.
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San Leandro
Recreation and Parks Commission
San Jeandra Schoolistrict
Alton Gibbs
John Engberg
Recoverion and Parks Commission
Christmas dinner dance and installation in Fremont
On the agenda Datribufive Education Club of America Fremont Newark chapter 8 30 tonight 29142 State St Fremont Christmas dinner dance and installation of Ariaye Osborne as president Alameda County Water District board 7 30 tonight district headquarters 38050 Fremont Blvd Fremont To hear report on study of a proposed amendment to the state Law regulating the district's pump tax They Found Christmas 7 10 tonight Centerville Junior High School S774 Fremont Blvd Fremont 4 free presentation Open house at Assemblyman Bill Lochyers new district office 3104p m tomorrow 1684 E Mth St San Jeandra Robert B DeMello Post and Auxiliary 2384 Veterans of Foreign Wars 1 p m tomorrow Veterans Memorial Building 37134 Second St Premont Garage and cake sale 1 am to 4 p m Saturday Ra Lippert Ave Fremont Sponsored by the Dancing Daisies Vlvebled group Discussion on veterans benefits 1 am to 4 pm Sunday Red Cross van Fremont Fashion Center Fremont Charles Reed director of veterans services at Ohlone College to answer questions Robert B DeN wlin Post and Amillary TiN Veterans of Foreign Wars Christmas dance 8 p m Saturday Veterans Memorial Building 3714 Second St Fremont Call Mrs Frank DeMello 6569602 for information Proceeds to be used to purchase food for Christmas baskets for needy Fremont families
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Datribufive Education Club of America
Fremont-Newark
Fremont
Ariaye Osborne
Alameda County Water District Board
Fremont Blvd
Centerville
Junor High School
Bill Lochyer
San Jeandra
Robert B. DeMello
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans Memorial Building
Second St. Premont
Ra Lippert Ave
Te Dancing Daisies Vlvebled Group
Saniday
Red Cross
Fremont Fashion Center
Charles Reed
Veterans’ Services
Ohlone Cole Loge
Robert B. DeNwlin
Second St
Frank DeMello
Fremont approves funds for drug education program
Fremont school board approves 3040 dollars to extend the Community Drug Council drug education in elementary schools through the school year. Absentees include Trustees Ross Riley and Canara. District seeks trained teachers to implement CDC method district wide by next year. About 200 teachers trained this year through a free family program.
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Fremont
Community Drug Council
CDC
Philip Brazil
Fauily
Brasil
Gloria Carr
Robert Penya
Hayward appoints 15 to revenue share social panel
Hayward Mayor Leo Howell announced 15 residents named to the new social development commission to oversee annual spending of large revenue sharing funds. The panel includes five council nominees and ten social service representatives from Alameda County groups, with a goal to coordinate fund use and report quarterly to the council. Members include Roberto Apodaca, Earl Faria, Irving Frankel, Mrs. Lilian Gallo, Pamela Haavik, Stephen Kersey, Trinidad Ojeda, Mrs. Mary Orozen, Beverly Ward, Joan Webber, Nancy Hicks, Roberta Powell, Carlton Saunders, Rosemary Skennard, John Walasek, Herman McKenzie and others referenced in the selection.
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Hayward
Leo &. Howell
Tifteen
Roberto Apodaca
Third Si
Herkeley
College Motiyation Project
Earl Faria
la Meza
California State University
Cal State Children's Center
Beverly Ward
Wildwood St
I and Over
Joan Webber
Audubon Court
Planned Parenthood
Tilie- Hon
Alameda County
Nancy Hicks
Rose SL
Roberta Powell
Mandarin Ave
J.C. Peaney Co
Carlton Saunders
Pinewood Drive
Teningson High School
Rosemary Skennard
Currant Way
Cal State
John Walasek
Muirfield Court
Energy crisis keynote at Livermore urges gradual change
Dr. Jim Kane of Lawrence Livermore Laboratory warned AAUW Tuesday that Western civilization faces a turning point with energy shortages lasting the rest of our lives. He stressed no single fix will solve the crisis, urging sociological and economic considerations and personal conservation efforts. He cautioned about costly energy projects and the uncertain future of oil, electricity, and transportation.
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Livermore
Jim Kane
Lawrence Livermore Laboratory
American Association of University Women
Atteme
Kane
Dr Kane
Alaska
U.S
Fremont Target Plan Faces Test Tonight
Fremont planners prepare for a public hearing on first area wide target plan to guide traffic residential development and utilities before proposals. The West Mission Mills district near Mission Boulevard, Washington Boulevard and Durham Road features ridges that shape views and hills. The plan aims to preserve contours while guiding Paseo Padre Parkway routing with minimal hill disruption.
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Fremont
West Mission Mills
Mission Boulevard
Washington Boulevard
Durham Head
Paseo Padre Parkway
Washington Oulevard
Durham Road
Former reporter to work for Bee fills vacant post
Ken Mercer, former Livermore resident and ex Pacific Telephone manager, will replace the resigning assistant to Assemblyman Carlos Bee in Hayward. Mercer plans to return to Pleasanton area living and rejoin the telephone company. Marc Elliot of the Tri Valley Herald becomes his successor, after leaving the Herald to lobby for the California Dental Association. Bee seeks re election in 1974, nearing 11th year as speaker pro tem, the longest tenure.
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Carlos Bee
Mercer
Dee
Pacific Telephone
Livermore
Frentant
Carmichael
Pleasanton
Eliot
City Hall
The
Herald
Ken
Bee
Assembly
South County Scene Highlighted in The Daily Review
In the December 19 1973 issue of The Daily Review Hayward California a feature titled South County Scene previews local happenings. The short column notes community events and notices shaping social life in South County.
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the Daily Review
Hayward
Calif
Hayward Woman Sentenced in Fatal Freeway Hit and Run
Jeanette Burton, 41, of Pensacola Way, Hayward, was sentenced by Superior Court Judge Alan A. Lindsay to six months in county jail and a $500 fine for leaving the scene after a fatal July 22 Nimitz Freeway motorcycle crash that killed Paul Tinkler, 31, of San Leandro. The sentence was suspended to Jan 11, with probation and a possibility of reduced fine and jail time at a later appearance.
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Superior Court
Alan A. Lindsay
Jeanette Burton
Pensacola Way
Lindsay
Atrs. Burton
Paul Tinkler
San Leandro
Tinkler
Burton
Allegations Against CURA South County Chief Dropped
Allegations against Henry Collins executive director of CURA South County's antihernia program were dismissed as unfounded by CURA directors after a lengthy personnel session. Chairman Hob Rogers said Alberto Cuadra sought Collins' dismissal over management concerns. CURA operates on a $600,000 federal grant and serves recovering addicts.
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Fremont
Henry Collins
Cura South County
Cura Ward
Hob Rogers
CURA
Rogers
Alberto Cuadra
Collins
Grant
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Kohoutek
Asia
South County
Gary Durney
McCall Ave
Services Board
Robertson Junior High School
Barry Sheppard
Robertson
Morner Junior High School
Niles High School
Singer Housing Co
Madruga
North Centerville
Miles High
Tho Wgh
American High School
Trinidad Ojeda
Park St
Hunt Wesson Foods
Community Service Organization
Mary Orozen
Lyford St
Palia Ceia
Project Intercept
Herman McKenzie
South County Scene
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