Chamber nominees announced for San Leandro chamber
San Leandro attorney Lee Bruner leads nominees to succeed Dr. Donald Field as chamber president. Other nominees include Robert Dryden Caterpillar Tractor Charles Matzen Deadrich Insurance Carroll Ferguson and David Davini. Election set for January 3 with floor nominations. Installation dinner January 1 at Blue Dolphin. Board also noted SS office busy since opening and 2213 students found jobs via the chamber employment center versus 1875 last year.
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San Leandro
Lee Bruner
Yeelordsy Wad
Donald Field
Chamber of Commerce
Bramer
Chamber Board of Directory
First View
Robert Dryden
Caterpillar Tractor
Charles Matzen
Deadrich Insurance
Carroll Ferguson
Carroll's
David Davini
Resuuree
Wash Board of Directors
Blue Dolphin
Hallie Clements
Marina elects Ely as president of civic group
John Ely, a Marina district businessman and civic activist, was chosen Wednesday to complete the unexpired term as president of the Marina Citizens for Community Improvement. He and others were elected after Kilbert and his wife resigned and moved from the community.
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San Leandro
John Ely
Marina District
Marina
Floresta Homeowners elects Engberg president
Mrs. John Engberg, former vice president of the Floresta Homeowners Association, becomes president after John Caldwell resigns. The group named Mrs. Zada Hunt and Mrs. Joseph Rath as delegates for a January 12 energy idis workshop and Engberg with Joseph Bean will attend the city session. Plans include a pancake breakfast in March at Floresta Park and forming a bicycle committee to study licensing and routes with city input from engineer Phil Long on traffic concerns.
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Ssan Leandro
John Engberg
Floresta
Floresta Park
Phil Long
Preservation plan eyed by Leandro council
The historic cultural advisory commission will review a proposed ordinance to protect monuments buildings and structures with educational value. A Jan 21 work session will discuss Casa Peralta restoration and ideas gathered from a meeting with Singar and Hodges representatives and community groups.
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Leandro
Historical-Cultural Advisory Commission
Carlos Almeida
California
Almeida
Casa Peralta
Oakland
Singar
Pickets Face Temporary Restraining Order at San Leandro Steakhouse
A temporary restraining order was issued by Judge Robert K. Barber in San Leandro to curb alleged unfair picketing at Ricky's Steakhouse on Hesperian Boulevard. JAR Inc. filed to enjoin the Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union Local 823 and the Restaurant Employees and Bartenders International Union AFL-CIO, with depositions from customers and staff cited. The complaint seeks a permanent injunction and cites alleged incidents on December 18 affecting customers en route to an Oakland Raiders game.
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San Leandro
Ricky's
Hesperian Blvd
Superior Court
Robert K. Barber
JAR, Inc
Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union Local
Restaurant Employees and Bartenders Inter‘laboral Union
Afl-Cio
Esuse
Dus
Tn Transport
Oakland Raiders
Washington Manor president elected to lead business group
SAN LEANDRO Art Coler Dart owner of Manor Health Studio is elected to succeed Frank Woolverton as president of the Greater Washington Manor Business Association. Woolverton will finish his term this year. Walt Edgerley owner of Walt's Barber Shop becomes vice president. The bylaws set the secretary treasurer role for the assistant chamber manager and John Farin will serve as the association's representative to the chamber board.
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San Leandro
Art Coler-Dart
Manor Health Studio
Frank Woolverton
Greater Washington Manor Business Association
Woolverton
Jack
22Walt Edgerley
Walt
Ice
Chamber of Commerce
John Farin
Association
Chamber
Children’s Christmas Show Sponsored by Local Police Union
Tomorrow at Vine Theater Livermore the Livermore Police Association hosts a free children’s Christmas show at 10:30 a.m. with a second matinee at 1 p.m. Featuring cartoons movies and free candy for valley kids. A separate Traditional Mexican Christmas celebration by Ohlone College and La Raza Nueva is set for Auto Workers Hall Fremont 45201 Fremont Blvd with music songs and skits plus a pep dance planned for 2 a.m. tomorrow.
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Livermore Police Association
Vine Theater
Livermore
Ail Valley
Pam
Ohlone College Community Services
la Raza Nueva
Auto Workers Hall
Fremont Blvd
Fremont
Drug program may have found home in Fremont building
CURA may relocate its detoxification center and therapeutic community for heroin addicts to the Camp Parks building beside Santa Rita county jail in Pleasanton. Del Hyde reports favorable odds for approval, with space for 20 detoxified at a time and capacity for 30 to 50 ex addicts to rehabilitate. County medical support could take days, federal approval soon, and March funding hinges on readiness.
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Fremont
Santa Rita County
Pleasanton
CURA
Camp Parks
del Hyde
CARA
Hyde
Henry Collins
Dick Bailey
South County
East Joaquin
ABAG panel backs airport grant for Hayward Terminal
ABAG committee approved Maynard's plan to apply for a 6000 grant to improve Hayward Air Terminal. FAA would fund 242,213 with the city covering the remainder and extending the eastside taxiway and adding parking ramps storm drain work and a boundary fence along Hespe rian Avenue and West Winton Avenue. ARAG staff endorsed conformity with the airport and regional plans. The meeting also restructured the regional coastline planning committee with seven members to be appointed by ABAG President Dennil on of Fremont. Hayward Council member Nene Weitsieh was named, and a preliminary budget for 1974 75 was presented showing expenditures of 1 577 000, up 53 500. the budget contemplates a possible 44 percent dues increase and possible federal fund application fees. The ABAG general assembly will approve both budget and dues in February.
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Association of Bay Area Governments
City of
Maynard
Hayward Air Terminal
Federal Aviation Administration
Hesperian Boulevard
West Winton Avenue
ARAG
Tnother
Mittee
ABAG
Dennilon
Fremont
Hayward
Nene Weitsieh
Ditton
Central Coast Regional Commission
The
Coastal Commission
Revan Tranter
Abag General Assembly
Hayward Hears Debate Over Dog Ownership Limit
Hayward officials debated a city wide limit on dogs per family while dodging a concrete number. Planning staff proposed three dogs per dwelling with permits for more, but the council declined to set a fixed limit. A large crowd listened as the proposal moved toward integrating pet rules with zoning and animal control plans.
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Hayward
Hayward Panking
Jim Harper
Charles Nalley
Hospitals Trim Power Use Across South County
Energy shortages drive South County hospitals to dim lighting and lower thermostats while urging staff to cut home electricity use. Hospitals expect plastics and related supplies to tighten. facilities like St Rose Hospital Hayward, Washington Hospital and Kaiser facilities report 10 percent savings targets and shifts to energy efficient lighting and stairs.
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South Countty
State Publicilities Commission
South County
Hospital Council of
Northern California
Walt
Hospital Council
Walt Filkowski
Stose Hospital
Hayward
Filkowski
St. Rose
Hare
Kaiser Hospital
Kaiser
San Francisco District Extends Gas Vapor Recovery Deadlines
The San Francisco Bay Area Air Pollution Control District extended installation deadlines for gasoline vapor recovery systems at service stations to January 1 1975 due to undeveloped, unsatisfactory recovery tech. The board also clarified permit rules for large complex sources allowing replacements if overall emissions drop and net production capacity can increase.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Air Pollution Control District
California approves 57 traffic safety projects state wide
Four South County highway projects are funded in a 57 project package by the California Highway Commission. The total 4.25 million package aims to prevent at least eight traffic deaths and 480 accidents in the first year after completion. Projects include Route 84 resurfacing near Sunol and a four mile cable barrier on Interstate 580 near Pleasanton.
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South County
California Highway Commission
Highway Department
Sunol
Tassajara Road
Foothill Road
Pleasanton
Holmes Street
Fourth Street
Murrieta Boulevard
Livermore
Murrietta Boulevard
Marrietta Boulevard
San Mateo-Hayward Bridge
Route 92
Wounded teen files suit against Hayward after Park incident
Robbie Lee Stites age 16 files a 100000 personal injury claim against the city of Hayward by mail alleging unjustified police use of force during a September Weekes Park fracas. He says he was shot in the right leg as Sgt Elwood ChristiansenA firearm discharged during the incident. Police charged Stites with assault with deadly weapon and possession of a dangerous drug. he faces juvenile court on December 28.
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Hayward
Weekes Park
Robbie Lee Stites
Elwood Christiansen
San Jose
Christiansen
Stites
J.C
Charleon Stites
Alameda County Probation
Early hour helps Fremont court ease small claims backlog
Fremont Newark Union City Municipal Courts reduce backlog by opening an extra hour each Monday under Judge Joseph W. Jay. Court clerk John J. O'Hagan says 140 cases overdue at start were cut, with expectations of zero beyond 30 days by January. No extra costs due to pay adjustments or clerk overtime are reported.
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Fremont
Fremont-Newark
Union City
John J. O'Hagan
Joseph W. Jay
O'Hagan
Jay
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