Woman Wins Variance For Narrow Side Yard In City Project
City council overturns zoning board to grant Mrs Barbara Souza a variance allowing an 18 inch side yard. Also grants Southern Pacific permission to close Marina Boulevard for a grade crossing project. Council discusses bidding delays and approves the clubhouse contract for Tony Leman Golf Course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Souza
Mee Board of Zoning Adjustments
Joe Coppa
Coan
Sverstedt
Mario Polvorosa
Kant
Polvomsa
Souza
Southern Pacific Railway
Marina Boulevard
Nauta
Adu Oh
Gill
Tony Leman
Open housing clash erupts in San Leandro council
Open housing consultant De1 Green blasts city leaders over housing policy while Marina Citizens for Community Improvement activist John Ely denounces what he calls provocative moves. Ely accuses officials of undermining minority access as Green pushes HUD backed reforms and threatens open opposition.
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San Leandro
John ‘Ely
Tie San Leandro Gly Council
Ely
Marina Citizens For Community Improvement
Green
Easter City
San Leandeo City Hall
Ihe City
Eralrom
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Ihe
Hui
del Green & Associates
Urban-Royal Jatupement Consultants
Crime rate review shows slight drop in San Leandro
A year to date crime index for San Leandro shows 7 7 7 offenses, down eight tenths of one percent from last year. Robbery types edge up with armed robberies and residential burglaries rising, while shoplifting and thefts from autos also increase. residential burglaries rise from 505 to 699, assaults and other thefts climb accordingly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Thomas Ro-gers
Pecreares
Aulus Ate
San Leandro resident promotes porchlight care for troops
A new San Leandro resident who led a Christmas Eve porchlight campaign in Ravenna Ohio plans a similar effort locally. Mrs Cleo Newmar 1623 Oriole Ave says lights on as long as possible will aid shut ins and service members. She enjoys San Leandra yet misses home comforts and notes California’s warmth.
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San Leandro
San Leondro
Ohio
Cleo Newmar
Oriole Ave
Ravenna
Newman
San Learkira
San Saundra Beautif
California
Ex-councilman's son placed on probation in burglary case
Gai Pamares, 28, son of former San Leandro City Councilman Gregory Pamares, was placed on one year formal probation after pleading to one misdemeanor as three felony burglary charges were dismissed. He lived at 1752 13th Ave. and was arrested at a Tavol service station after a witness saw him remove a khaki tarp from a semitruck and place it in his car.
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Vily
Peggohnel Krelvaiden
Tha
Anl
Gly
Usat Grea
Bly
San- Leandro - Gai
Pamares
Tova
Pa Inaves
San Lorenzo Adult School ends fall quarter with attendance rise
Despite closing several classes, San Lorenzo Adult School reports a 15 percent attendance increase as more students take multiple classes. Enrollment for the winter quarter runs Jan 2 to March 23 with day and evening classes at multiple locations Taig Hesperian Blvd. office. Some classes are free with a $1 quarterly admission fee and no residency requirement. Counseling helps adults complete high school diplomas.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenz Adult School
Taig Hesperian
Fremont Woman Dies From Self-Inflicted Burn Injury
Phyllis Ann Gurka a 29 year old Fremont resident died at St Francis Burn Center in San Francisco Sunday after dousing her fly with gasoline and igniting the fuel on November 10. She suffered second and third degree burns over about 70 percent of her body and had been under psychiatric care prior to the incident.
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Phyllis Ann Gurka
St. Francis Burn Center
San Francisco
Fremont Woman
dBi
Ashton Plate
Aid for fire victims urged in San Leandro
Kyron Young former president of Washington Home Owners Association appealed to the city council for support after a Washington Manor fire displaced a family that lost a 1 year old son. He asked for money plus clothing food furniture and household books. The Gustavsons David Carma and a 6 year old son need a place to rent and are staying with friends. Valance Gill Jr of the San Leandro Service Center is coordinating offers at 558 A400. He welcomes help at 341 1852.
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San Leandro
Kyron Young
Washington Home Owners Association
Washington Manor
Young
Ite
David
Carma Gustavson Axs
Valance Gill Jr
Gill
Flopping fish give suspect away in Fremont
Fremont police stopped Robert Steven Anderson after he carried a broken four fish aquarium down Alder Avenue at 30 a.m. The aquarium, found to have come from Oliveira School, led to a theft investigation of a classroom belonging to Barbara Keloe. Anderson was booked on suspicion of possession of stolen goods. The fish were returned to the school.
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Fremont
Pallon Aquarium
Alder Avenue
John Schlim
Schlim
Robert Steven Anderson
Fremont Blvd
Anderson
Christmas Craft Workshops Begin in Castro Valley
The Hayward Area Recreation District launches a Christmas crafts program in Castro Valley with youngsters making ornaments and gifts. Adam Hamilton, 8, created a green and red potnsclia by dipping wire into liquid film to resemble cello glass. Two more workshops follow tomorrow at Kennedy Park in Wayward and Thursday at Southgate Community Center in Hayward with sessions starting at 1 p.m. and costing 25 cents per week for materials.
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Hayward Area
Itl
Castro Valley
Adam Hamilton
Castya Valley
Kennedy Park
Hesperiaz Blvd
Wayward
Southgate Community Center
Chipley
Sleepy Hollow Road
Hayward
Pate
Jim Sheeman
Major underground PG&E project slated for San Leandro
Pacific Gas and Electric Co confirms a major undergrounding plan for the San Leandro area, removing overhead lines at the Marina Merced intersection. The company will raise its underground allocation from 10 to 11 million dollars this year, with projects at Marina Merced and Little Road costing about 320000 and 140000 respectively, and starting next July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Marins-Merced
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Pg&e
Ed Mills
San Leando
POSME
Lea! Electric
California
Denberger Road
Ecologists oppose Kaiser sand and gravel dump plan
Residents and ecologists testified before the Alameda County Planning Commission against Kaiser Sand and Gravel’s plan to turn 775 acres near Pleasanton into a garbage dump amid pending Bay Area water board action. Kaiser argues the project would reclaim land and benefit the valley, while opponents warn of groundwater pollution and urge deferral until a regional solid waste policy is set.
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Livermore-Amator Valley
Kaiser
Alc
Bay Area
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Keiser
Water Board
Corley
Livermore
Amador
Thue
Alameda
William Fraley
Fraley
Barbara Shockley
Garbage Action Group
GAG
Geolund
State Department of Water Resources
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San" Leandro
Cilman Valance Gill
Alvin Kail
William Suerstedt
Mrs. Lowen
Open Housing
Vomcilmen
Menel
Valance Gill Sr
Glenn Forbes
Werbes
South County Scene
the Daily Review
Call
Mills
Arca
Hie
Treynolds , & Brown's
Voolittle Road
Davis Streat
Marina- Merend
Solittle
Sar Leandyo
Dave Laufenberg
DePardo
Our
Oakland
Mer Set
Peabody Motors
Chrysler - Plymouth
San Leandr
San Letmdro
Parrott Street
Arity
Saa
Nos
Seraestat
Tae Chonr
Asd Tzislovt al O Real Og
Lee Wil
DURA
East 16Th ST
Fanglo
Foy
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