Fourplex proposal rejected by Newark planning commission
Newark planners voted 5 to 2 to deny EA O Maraa rezoning to allow fourplexes on a commercial site in the old area. They rejected two lots per Sycamore Street and urged a planned unit development to control density and design. O Mara plans to appeal to the city council despite assurances of a quality project.
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Secon
O'Mara
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Graham Avenues
Afternoon carpool lanes eyed for reverse commute
Officials discuss extending toll free carpool lanes from morning to afternoon to ease congestion for East Bay to San Francisco travel. Public information officer Bob Hardgrave notes potential use only if morning trials succeed, while Assemblyman John Burton urges afternoon lanes to aid city residents.
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John Burton
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Meat manager guilty in Fremont labeler misdemeanor
The Tomco supermarket manager Howard M. Tom, 30, of 3744 Mowry Ave, Fremont, was found guilty in municipal court of mislabeling meat packages after Alameda County inspectors weighed 40 packages on July 18. Judge James F. Perley placed him on two years probation and fined 330 dollars.
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Mowry Ave
Howard M. Tom
Alameda County
Torn
Jamen F. Perley
Drug suspect fails to appear in Hayward Court
Bail for accused heroin distributor Steven K. Harris was raised to 100000 after he skipped a preliminary hearing in Hayward Municipal Court. Judge Robert Fairwell issued a bench warrant. Harris, once linked to Bridge Hotel Alameda, was arrested November 28 with Amelia Miranda. Officers said 24 ounces of heroin were seized. Miranda appeared and was ordered back January 22 for setting of her hearing.
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Robert Fairwell
Steven K. Harris
Harris
Bridge Hotel
Alameda
Amelia Miranda
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Pollen
Miranda
Second trial set in Newark liquor store murder case
Oakland reports a second trial is slated in superior court for two murder and robbery charges tied to a Newark liquor store holdup on April 26. Proprietor Gete Mendes was killed and one 11 year old companion of Nunn was sent to the California Youth Authority. A third suspect remains at large. The retrial was granted after a four member jury considered identity testimony and evidence. Bailiffs restrained Nunn when he lunged toward the judge.
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Nunn
Superior Court
Newark
Gete Mendes
F Nuan
California Youth Authority
Taonel J. Wilson
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Junge Wilson
Harold B. Howe
Harry Sheppard
Fremont
Burglars Take Liquor Cases From Fremont Restaurant
Police report burglars stole seven cases plus 78 loose bottles of hard liquor and an adding machine from the La Fuente Restaurant at 3839 Washington Blvd. Loss estimated at 1419 dollars. Investigators found three padlocks pried from a nearby warehouse door. Security guard had checked the place earlier.
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la Fuente
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Fremont Newark Junior College District Board Meeting Tonight
Fremont Newark Junior College District conducts a 7:30 p.m. meeting at 43564 Mission Boulevard Fremont with the Chicano Citizens Advisory Committee and awarding of a contract for a new campus. Also Fremont Recreation Commission and Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency meet to discuss budgets and committee reports. New Haven Unified School District holds an 8 p.m. work session at Al Rancho Verde with a California School Boards Association representative on board relations with teachers and administrators. Second Chance board reviews a proposed 71200 funding program for an anti drug abuse unit in 1972.
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Fremont Recreation Commission
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Civic Center Drive
Southern
Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency Board
Bde
Grove Way
Hayward
New Haven
C V street added to services area by county board
Alameda County Supervisors formed a special assessment district to finance street improvements for Castro Valley along east Valley Boulevard from West Stanton Avenue to I 880. total cost about 200000 funded by commercial property owners, undergrounding and traffic signals planned, construction expected to start in 1978, with involvement from Pacific Gas and Electric and other partners.
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Alameda
Wd Aiga
Castro Valley
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Stanton Avene
Interstate 880
Hayward Board backs Whitman Street six unit apartment plan
The Hayward Board of Adjustments approved a six unit Whitman Street apartment project by builder Don Felson. It also held over review of a Grand Auto automotive sales complex at Jackson Street and Mission Boulevard. A variance for a second project, 23944 and 28946 Second Street, was approved 4 to 2, with landscaping changes required. Reconsideration was granted for a 92 unit Hillcrest Avenue complex with condition to modify plans. A use permit for a mobile home and camper sales at 2728 Mission Boulevard was voted on 4 to 1 with one abstention.
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Hayward Board
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Don Felson
Grand Auto
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Mission Boulevard
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Second
L. A. Sulser
Volve & 92
Hillcrest Ave
Sajer
Valory
Mattmard
George Kavorkian
Mission Blvd
South County Scene
Local page from The City Review covers community events in Hayward on a December Wednesday. Short items highlight neighborhood happenings, with names and places likely referenced within city sections.
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Collf
Fire science area firemen begin career advancement course
Twenty five area firemen will start a training course for career advancement on January 3 at the Fairview Fire Station. Chief Jose Ortiz will lead the program with instructors from San Leandro Wayward Ashland Cherryland Castro Valley and other districts. Participants will attend sessions without pay and aim to earn certificates after exams.
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Fairview
Fairview Ave
Joé Ortle
Ortiz
Shab Yen
San Leandro
Wayward
Ashland
Cherryland
Castro Valley
Fairview fire bid postponed by county planning panel
Fairview Fire Chief Joe Ore reported to the directors that Alameda County Planning Commission has postponed until Dec 22 a decision on a present home extension opposed by Ortiz. Edward L Bassard seeks a 12 patient facility expansion. Ortiz urged conditions including sprinkler systems and better emergency access. Board members weighed against overreach and called for full chief report by Dec 22 while state law timing loomed.
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Rita Resare
Hayward
Tairview
Joe Ore
Fairview
Alameda
Nal
Snipes
Jordan
Dew
Ortiz
Planning Commission
County Board of Supervisors
Medi Cal reform to raise Alameda County costs
Alameda County faces an estimated $12 to $14 million annual rise due to Medi Cal reform. Dr. James Malcolm, county health care director, cited three causes: ending automatic General Assistance intake for some welfare lines, state versus county decisions on convalescent care placement, and expanded Medi Cal processing needs for former option patients. The county budget includes $64,804 for 15 new clerks and equipment to handle the shift, which the Board approved.
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Alameda County
James Malcolm
Alameda
Health Care Services Agency
Lond
Malealm Sain
Uw 25
John D. Mi
Malcolm
Malcolm Agred
United States
Joeshan
Malcolimn
Subdivision rule passes again before county board
Alameda County Supervisors advanced a proposed minor subdivision ordinance for a final vote later, redefining land splits from five or more parcels to two or more. The measure seeks to curb speculative plotting and align with state law while clarifying access and drainage requirements for four parcel or smaller splits. A related rural residential zoning concept and frontage rules were postponed to January 1, with a public hearing set for the new subdivision ordinance at 230 p.m. at the Public Works building in Hayward.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Manuel Razeta
Robert Hannon
Fred Cooper
Joh Murphy
Jill Fraley
Auditorius
Public Works
Elmhurst
Hayward
Ronald Reagan
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