Wells Fargo Hayward branch wins planning approval
Wells Fargo bank won favorable action on two requests for its proposed Hayward branch. The City Planning Commission recommended approvals for a curb variance and a permit to use 1179 and 1185 Russell Way as a bank parking lot in a residential area behind the site. The variance would push the building to the property line with a five foot setback.
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Wells Fargo Bank
Hayward
City Planning Commission
Second Street
Russell Way
Zabados Bros
Soto Street
Dean Street
Eder Industral Center
Cypress and
Huntwood Avenues
Harder Road
Jackson Street
Garveo Inc
Maple
Much Activity in State Water Projects Seen
SAGRAMENTO, p-Harvey C Banks, state director of water resources, assured northern counties today that the next year's schedule includes much activity with projects in addition to the Feather River project. Banks said investigations would end toward selection of projects in the North coastal area on the Sacramento river basin to be done concurrently with or to follow the Feather River project. He noted investigations include development of the upper Feather River service area with five proposed dams and reservoirs and geological exploration on major north coastal dam sites. Additional studies seek the quantity of water required for ultimate uses in northern watersheds and amounts available for export, plus investigations of 25 local projects on stream basins lacking surplus water.
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Sagramento
Harvey C. Banks
Feather River
California Supervisors , Association
Banks
Sacramento River
Feather
Districts Annex Outlines Approved for Union Sanitary and Newark
Newark Alameda County Boundary Commission approves annex outlines for Union Sanitary District and Newark fire district. Sanitary annex plan covers 2.028 acre disposal plant site along the Southern Pacific railway east of Hickory Street. Fire district seeks to annex a 1.76 square mile triangle at the district's north corner.
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Newark — Alameda County Boundary Commission
Union Sanitary District
Newark-thed District
Sanitary District
Southern Pacific Railway
Hickory Street
Anex
Fremont Burial Site Question Sparks City Inquiry
A nationwide hunt for Gen John C. Fremont's burial site is underway after the Fremont Chamber of Commerce established the query. The chamber plans to issue inquiries and asks anyone with information to contact them, prompted by Gov. Goodwin Knight's remark about the general's probable Massachusetts burial.
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Fremont
Fremont Chamber of Commerce
John €. Fremont
Sideviews
Toll Bridge Authority
Goodwin Knight
Massachusetts
Boeing decision due early 1957 for Alameda plant
Boeing Aircraft plans a plant in San Ramon Valley near Hayward with 1,500 acres under option and a $12 to $20 million payroll. Alameda County officials, in a closed session, voiced willingness to cooperate. If built, the project could create 3,000 to 5,000 jobs with average pay around $4,000 yearly and require assurances on water, housing, and zoning.
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Alameda County
Boeing Aircraft Company
eOustee
Boeing
San Ramon Valley
Hayward
le Jant
Chester M. Weaver
Seattle
County Board of
Three Killed and Six Hurt in Freeway Crash
Three persons were killed and six injured in a head on triple collision on an unfinished section of the San Bernardino Freeway. Rescue crews used cutting tools to free victims from tangled wreckage.
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San Bernardino
California Highway Patrol
Chamber OK to Union City study signals annexation interest
The Union City Chamber of Commerce endorsed a council authorized $760 survey to map a possible annexation of the Fremont area. Frank Borghi presented the report, noting the move would free the Union City Steering committee from financing while keeping essential data. The chamber, formed by consolidating Alvarado and Decato chambers, lists directors from both towns and plans a December 21 meeting. Installations of 12 street lights for both communities were approved by the county board, and the D street crosswalk at Niles highway will be repainted with new warning signs on both sides.
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Alvarado
Freemont
Union
Union City Chamber of Commerce
Frank Borgh
Borghi
Union City
Chamber
County Board of Supervisors
State Division of Highways Communication
Niles Highway
Newark to open small arms shooting range on Leslie Salt site
Fremont Board of Appeals approved a use permit for the city of Newark to establish a small arms shooting range on Leslie Salt property near the Dumbarton bridge approach. A parallel proposal for a 100 acre red rock quarry was kept under study with hearings adjourned to Jan 24.
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Fremont Board of Appeals
Newark
Leslie Salt Company
Dumbatton Bridge
Salt Company
Nestor Barrett
Leslie's
San Mateo
Fremont Area
Barrett
Church Building Contract Awarded
Fremont church group awarded a 64630 dollar contract to Glenmoor Homes Incorporated for two buildings on a 4.5 acre blot near Blacow road and Mattos drive. Plans include an adjoining chapel a special hall and a three room classroom building with immediate construction.
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Fremont—Building Committee
Fremont Congregational Shurch
Glenmoor Homes
Incorporated
Blacow Road
Mattos Drive
Eden Hospital Plans Board Resets Lab Bids Opening
Eden hospital directors at a special meeting rescheduled the opening of bids for a 350000 dollar laboratory and x ray facility expansion. They clashed over coordinating with St. Rose hospital plans and debated postponing bed expansions while considering a joint advisory committee and independent recommendations.
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Leona
Eden Hospital
Jwitc
St. Rose Hospital
Imithe
St. Rose's Civic Advisory Committee
Eden
ILAB
Chitect
Douglas Stone
Stone
Paul Rhodes
St. Rose
Marvin D. Richardson
Bureau of Hospitals
St.Rose
Richardson
Rhodes
State Hospital Escapes Told
The director of mental hygiene confirmed today that 2127 patients escaped from state mental hospitals this year including two or three from Atascadero. Many escape days before discharge with no effort to return them. Senate inquiry officials tied to prior escape from Modesto State hospital amid political blame. No disciplinary action planned against Modesto hospital director Downey.
The Daily Review Hayward Offices and contact details
The Daily Review publishes daily except Sundays from 431 Castro Street Hayward California with regional offices in Castro Valley Centexville and Castro Valley. It lists subscription rates and contact numbers for each office and notes post office mailing details under federal law.
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The
Daily Review, Inc
Postoffice
Hayward
California
P.O
Daily Review
Castro Street
Alameda County
Lucerne
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Boulevard
Centexville
South Main Street
Centervilla
Audit Bureau
Christmas Show For Centerville at Centerville Elementary
Centerville elementary plans a Christmas program titled Christmas Comes to Hamlin. The 7:45 p.m. event at the school auditorium features characters such as Mayor James Hannigan and Toy man Michael Matheson. Fourth graders portray Children at the Orphanage with narration by Lynn Pennington and Louise Peterson.
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Fremont
Centerville
Tom Marloney
Hamlin
Bill Treglown
James Hannigan
Toyman
Michael Matheson
Miss St Jenkins
Sharon Bromley
Rosemary
Nancy Newgart
Lynn Pennington
Louise Peterson
Maryland
Joseph
Peggy Salley
Roger Noble
Shepherds
Ronnie Mofffitt
Allan Vieira
Mike Starika
Charles Morgan
Bruce Jensen
Steve Woodward
Bill Urban Wisemen
Phillips Brown
Dave McDaniel
Paul Cos Angels
Marsha Runion
Corrine Williams
Jeanette Mikulas
Rosita Layvarias
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