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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1967
Page
7
The San Leandro City Council rejected a request to rezone single family property at Maud and Bancroft avenues for a commercial gas station. The decision followed unanimous support from the planning commission and ended the rezoning bid.
San Leandro Junior Chamber of Commerce offers 50 dollar reward for arrests and convictions of vandals who mutilate trees and damage parks including Chariot and Washington Manor. City council hears reports on repairs and zoning as officials address traffic, development plans, and pollution concerns.
About 270 youngsters will attend the pro Hour program at the Chabut College Auditorium beginning this evening. The event lists locations at 15938 Gramercy Drive and Marshall Street with participants including Moira Cunningham and Castro zy.
Fremont planning commissioners approved two plans for the citys Ald commercial districts despite protests from merchants and residents. The Irvington and Centerville circulation schemes faced opposition as supporters argued the proposals were only concepts, but officials ruled them approved on the night debate.
San Leandro officials review all library charges at tonight’s board meeting held at the Community Library Center on Esturillo Avenue. Library Director Stephen B. Ewing prepared a complete fee list, with overdue books five cents per day and a $9.40 per family annual non-resident charge, with no firm changes announced but possible discussion. The session also honors longtime trustee Mrs. Freda Lubker who died Sunday in Oakland. Local merchants opposed the plan, arguing it would hurt small businesses and noting traffic and planning concerns around a proposed underpass on Fremont Boulevard and potential rail yard expansion.
Obituaries for Antone L. Castro 61 of San Leandro. details of survivors Rose Castro and children Tony and Margaret. burial at Holy Sepulchre. Also notes on Will iam J. Jones and Deena Jones killed in Concord accident. Armando Rios and other Castro Valley notices. numerous services, burials, and memorials across Castro Valley, Union City, and San Leandro with various relatives and longtime area ties.
Fremont City Council debates purchasing about 130 acres south of Warren Avenue in the Warm Springs District for a new golf course. State ownership of roughly 10 acres prompts a request for city interest determination while proposing financing shifts to fund the Warm Springs park. Council also weighs endorsing a Youth Commission to give youths an official voice in city affairs.
Alameda County Association of Firemen installed officers examining one of their trade tools. Front row from left include Claude Jarrel Oakland Fire Dept president Rick Neyman Castro Valley first vice president Russ Nathan San Lorenzo second vice president. Back row Gene Walker Ashland secretary Emory Muinford Castro Valley treasurer Don Kasavich Pleasanton membership secretary Al Wilson Oakland sergeant at arms.
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