Man killed in Sunol wreck identified as Luciano Gutierrez
The man killed in a traffic accident on Main Street in Sunol has been identified as Luciano Gutierrez, a Mexico resident in his early 20s. He was in a stalled pickup when a westbound van rear ended it, pushing the truck and the victim over. Gutierrez’s relatives in Mexico were notified before release of the identity. A second person, Dear Franco, of the same address, was hospitalized after also being pushed from the truck.
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Bay Area Filipino Society to Sponsor Talent Show
The Bay Area Filipino-American Cultural Society will sponsor a talent show and urges parents to accompany their children. Special acts include Pandango sa law dance with lights a Hollywood vocal solo and Kulintang music. A merienda feast will be provided. For more information call 489-1558 581-1282 or S Ou43.
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Americare Losses Hayward Office Doctor
AmeriCare faced contract loss after a doctor quit the program and no replacement could be found. The Hayward operation served about 2,100 welfare recipients under Medi Cal plans, with six employees and shifting access to doctors. The prepaid plan Heal Gate Defloret Inc. and malpractice insurance costs hindered doctor recruitment. Some patients may keep their former doctors who accept MediCal.
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Zoning Board Grants Variance and Permits for Local Business Moves
The zoning adjustments board approved moving a short order restaurant owned by Lacry and Deanna Maghan to a new corner of the shopping center. A conditional use permit was issued for Jay Penrod to sell new and used vehicles at 2040 E. 14th St. The board also legalized a garage conversion into living quarters for Billings.
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Fremont council clash over massage parlors sparks religious debate
At a council meeting, Ted Exgerling urged Citizens Against Massage Parlors to push a stance on topless bars, praising city officials who voted against a ban. CAMP members urged enforcement of morality and cited Riverside's use of the 1913 Red Light Abatement Act to shutter parlors.
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Center opens nonprofit addiction help in Newark
A new private nonprofit service for alcohol and tobacco addiction aid opens at 5810 Thornton Avenue in Newark. Operated by Robert Smith and Gregory, counselors at Palo Alto VA Hospital, the program offers sliding scale fees and aims to reduce costs via community donations or grants. Contact 796-1171.
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Merwark Christmas Pluck Party At Newark Center
Latinos Unides hosts the Merwark annual Christmas pluck party tomorrow from 1 to 7 p.m. at Newark Community Center 5601 Cedar Blvd. Free for members and guests. Also on the agenda a Fremont reunion at 6 p.m. and a public planning hearing at 1:30 p.m. with zoning amendments in ongoing county talks.
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Mixed reactions to Hayward transit corridor hearing
Public testimony on the proposed corridor linking San Leandro to Hayward drew labor union reps homeowners and environmentalists. Speakers questioned traffic relief, wildlife and shoreline impact, job creation, and the route through Mulford Gardens while officials touted reduced truck traffic and park access with bike and pedestrian trails.
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Hayward union seeks changes in health plan with city
Local 390 leaders plan to attend Tuesday's city council meeting after failed direct bargaining with Mayor Weinreb. Union officials denounce a side letter excluding dependents from health coverage, warn of potential lawsuits, and demand retroactive pay raises of 55 dollars monthly for clerical workers who crossed picket lines during the 15 month pact.
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Final steps taken in annexing New Haven district to Chabot College
The Alameda County Board of Education formally annexed the New Haven School district to the South County Community College District and to Chabot College in Hayward. By state law all districts must be included in a community college district by Sept 15. New Haven residents favored annexation to Chabot over Fremont Newark, affecting a small Creekside area footprint near Alvarado Niles Road.
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Zoning approval for Union City heavy industrial rezoning
Union City planning commission approved rezoning from limited to general industrial for Valley Tow Service at Thursday meeting by a 4 to 1 vote led by Chair Gail DeLalla. The move allows intensified industrial uses with a possible special use permit for hazardous activities and new storage facilities, including noted hose storage and distanting activities.
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Multiple candidates file for Fremont Newark college board and Valley Memorial hospital seats
A second candidate joined the Fremont Newark Community College District Board of Trustees race while six people seek three Valley Memorial Hospital board seats. Joe Maes of Newark filed for the Ohlone seat, a former Ohlone student and alumnus of the year in 1973. Other races include Murray Township and at large hospital seats along with South County contests in Fremont, Weare, Union City and surrounding areas.
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Pioneer Hayward resident dies at 80
Joseph L. Moniz of Hayward aged 80 died Wednesday. A Washington state native, he lived in Hayward since 1895 and was a building contractor before retiring in 194. He belonged to a pioneer Hayward family and was a member of F. 1139 of Hayward. Survived by wife Mary Dorothy Moniz, sisters Emily Ferrers and Angie Bedholles, mother Manuel Moniz, nine grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Mass at St Clement’s Church starting at 11 am.
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