Supervisors Delay Vote On New Juvenile Court Law
County supervisors postponed a vote on the state’s new juvenile court bill to seek an opinion on whether the state should cover added county costs. Administrator Loren Enoch estimated costs could exceed $1 million, with judges and lawyers criticizing hasty drafting and noting needs for more court reporters. They plan to decide next week after considering a county-proposed protest over funding and other agenda items.
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Richard Moore
Loren Enoch
Purdhle
Fremont United School District Board
Charter Review Commission
Wren Enoch
Charnee Li. Smit
George
First Black Supervisor Sworn In at Alameda County Board
John George, 43, Oakland, sworn in as the first black member of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. He calls for solving unemployment, criticizes welfare hassling, and proposes full-time supervisor roles and a public night meeting. The board debates salary hikes and appointment moves amid a lengthy four-hour session.
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John J. Mi
Valerie Raymond
Livermore
Gal: Medical Services
John George
SSE
Highland
Fairmont Hospital
Act
Cliffside Contractors
Daly City
Alameda Health Center
Oakland
Jamey
Marnedy County
George
Fred Cooper
Valerie Raymond Aftermore
John D. Murphy
Cooper
Bay Area
Thomas Bates
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Ami George
Bates
Gerage
Tomas Bates
Joseph Bort
Bort
Air Pollution, Control Board
Bart
New building laws outlined for Emeryville area
A meeting sponsored by the Associated Building Industry of Northern California drew about 40 people to review seven new laws affecting residential building and light construction. Don Collin, executive director of the California Builders' Council, highlighted changes to the California Environmental Quality Act and coastal zone rules, noting stricter environmental reports and prioritized development considerations. The session also noted new laws on licensing board composition, housing and park land use, and the formation of housing councils with elected officials.
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Tenner Hayward
Isy
Tel Pioneers of America
Southland Lee Skaling Rink
Fremont
Hayward Area
Sefety Council
World's Park
Hesperian
San Lorenzo
Paseo Grande
Emeryville
Teelyseven
Associated Building Industry
California
Hayward
Don Collin
California Builders’ Council
State Senate
Assembly
Collin
Jan. L
California En
State Department of Housing and Community Development
Bay Area Transit District Eyes Warehouse Expansion
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District seeks more space by buying a warehouse and possibly occupying space in its administration building plaza. It currently leases 13,972 square feet of offices and 14,016 square feet of yard from Peralta Junior College District. The Butler Building in Oakland next to the college holds 26,000 square feet, including 4,000 square feet of offices, valued at 30,000 with 100,000 in modifications and 10,000 in acquisition fees.
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Bay Ares Rapid Transit District
Plaza
BART
Butler
Oakland
Ich
Judge sets $190,000 merry go round price
Judge Martin E. Rothenberg fixed the fair market value of the Tide Tilden Merry Go Round at 190000. The Berkeley hills concession ride is owned by a three way split among Harry C. Perry and wife two thirds to John C. Davis and wife with cash payment by the Bay Region Park District to settle a condemnation suit begun after an offer of 185000 and a demand of 135000. Community support including 26000 from private contributors aided the ride’s preservation during the lengthy dispute.
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Paige
Pavini
Te Ae Oy
Bush Bay
Martin E. Rothenberg
Park
Harry C. Perry
Berkeley Hills
John C. Davis
Los Angeles
Park District
Save Lhe. Tilden
Bay Area
South County Scene Featured in The Daily Review
Local column from Maynard California Chronicle The Daily Review dated December 15 1978 highlights a South County scene with community events and notable residents. Named places include Maynard and surrounding towns with brief notes on gatherings and local culture.
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the Daily Review
Maynard
Cal
Alameda County Fair directors mount budget appeal
Pleasanton directors push an appeal of state cuts that crippled the fair's capital budget and operating margins after a strike by county employees. They seek 12,100 to cover legal fees and hope state aid via horse racing premiums may total 5,000 or less, with recovery unlikely for years.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
Fair
Lee Hall
Hall
Finance Committee
State Division of Fairs and Expositions
Fair Association
Tom Bair
State Division of
Bair
Pleasanton Fairgrounds
Fair Board
Mall
Ken Robertson
Alameda County Fair
Robertson
Saimper
Bus Gift Idea for Dad From AC Transit
AC Transit offers two 45 passenger buses as a Christmas gift option for dad. Built in 1947 and 1948, each valued around 1858 dollars without tires. Buses feature six cylinder diesel engines, automatic transmissions, 35 feet long, 8 feet wide, with maintenance records available. Sealed bids invited until Jan 27, through district purchases.
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AC Transit
General Motors
AC Traruit Spohrsmen
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Earl Murphy
Juvenile Cour
John J. Purehia
Lowell Jensen
James Hooley
David Kramer
Service Employes International Union
SEIU
Siberian
Kramer
Alameda
Cody
Tate
Jerri Jacobs
Highland Hospital
Santa Clara Av
Santa Clara Street
Adam
Adam Althoff
Layward
Woodmead Park
South County Scene
County Fair Directors
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