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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1966
Page
7
With December mail volume exceeding 9 million letters parcels and cards Hayward Post Office workers in the Harder Annex struggle to handle a near endless stream of greetings postal officials say the peak season continues.
Fremont father Donald Cross vows to back stricter juvenile statutes after his 16 year old son Stephen Cross was stabbed and assaulted by three youths on December 1. The assailants, all juveniles, received 12 weekends in Alameda County juvenile facilities. Cross urges harsher penalties and victim rights expansion, while noting the case highlights flaws in current juvenile law and calls for clearer maximum and minimum punishments.
Alameda County welfare costs climbed about 10 percent in October to 472,658, per county welfare director Hrayr Terizian. The case load rose by 144 to 33,921. The largest uptick was for aid to families with dependent children. Total welfare spending for residents in the first ten months topped 42.9 million.
The San Lorenzo Unified School District trustees adopt a new policy governing textbooks and instructional materials. The policy, prepared by Peter Lamb with district staff, outlines biennial display for public review, stakeholder feedback, and a multi-step board approval process with March as the major adoption period.
San Leandro officials plan to review the White Top Cab Co permit revocation at a January meeting. Owner John Duke faces accusations of violating taxi rules for years, including unpaid rents on three stands, lapses in insurance, unlicensed drivers, and operating from home on Elsie Avenue. City records list 1167 Forbes Treadquarters as the taxi business hub.
Five patrolmen in the San Leandro Police Department were elevated to the rank of advanced patrolman. Randall Hoover, Jane Dehn, Arthur Kines, Gary Williams, and Charles Dobson were promoted today, bringing the department’s advanced patrol complement to 14. Dobson remains in traffic. the promotion requires five years service, satisfactory evaluations, a written exam, and 60 college study units in law enforcement and public management.
The Oro Loma Sanitary District announces Ted Riin Stanton will serve as acting manager through January 2 while district engineer Gail Stanton takes a vacation to Arizona for the holidays. The board approved the temporary appointment.
Wally French presided at a party hosted by the Hayward Sertoma Club for the Retarded Children's Center in Hayward. Trainees Richard Knudsen and Rita Cuenca were introduced to Santa Claus during the event.
Newark city council plans to authorize a federal planning study contract with matching funds of 8,000 from the city and additional planned spending. The study covers traffic, industry, commerce and residential surveys aimed at revitalizing Thornton Avenue and adjacent boulevards. A crossing-guard report from the Newark Unified School District will be reviewed, and the council will discuss Newark Day and park expansion as well as land acquisition from the Newark Presbyterian Hermana Chueh parcel.
Obituaries note services for Lawrence J. Thompson Sr of Newark a Fremont hospital patient and family details. John Thomas McBurney 56 of Castro Valley to have Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Grace while Albert Medeiros 74 of Castro Valley died in Pleasanton with Rosary and memorials to American Cancer Society. Various relatives listed including spouses children and siblings across Oakland Hayward and surrounding cities.
Obituary notices from Fremont Hayward and surrounding areas detail services for Harry W Stevenson 60 of Los Altos at Fremont today, Andrew T. Zammarchi 2 of Fremont with services in Hayward, Mary King of Hayward 24, 1986, journey John McBurney of Calla Valley with services in Castro Valley, Albert M Aceiros of Hayward, and other local obituaries with scheduled graveside or memorial rites and church services across the East Bay.
The Hayward Highlands assessment district, begun last year, is nearly finished with major sewer and water lines laid and most street paving done. The district cost about $732.00 and two reservoirs, including the Highland 1000, are in operation.
Union City planning commission approved a Shell Oil service station at the southwest corner of Decoto Road and Alvarado Niles Road after delays while awaiting zoning change clearance. The action finalizes the use permit for the construction project.
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