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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1972

Page

2

Winton Avenue overpass delays and detours planned

Motorists face week of traffic disruptions near Winton Avenue overpass due to structural work. Expect delays all day Tuesday with a Tuesday flagman, then a Thursday complete street closure and detour via Jackson Street. Work continues Wednesday and Friday with no predicted impact. Four South County holiday lighting winners announced. several others receiving prizes in Newark and Park Fremont with multiple addresses listed.

Hayward Winton Avee Winton Avenue Amarfor Street Soto Road Jackson Street

Hot pie firm partner held on securities charges

Stanley Schell of Hayward, partner in Stanley Hot Pies, was bound over for trial in San Leandro Superior Court after a preliminary hearing. He faces three counts of grand theft and three counts of securities violations. Co defendants include Jacqueling Dean Howard and her son Robert, both of Oakland, Patricia Larson of Alameda, and Jacques Bernou of Alameda. Mrs. Toward pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors and faces sentencing. Preliminary hearings for Larson and Bernou are set for Jan. 31. Schell arraignment is Jan. 1.

San Leantdro Stanley Schell Hayward Grand Hut San Teandro Municipal Cort Robert Byers Schell Oakland Patricia Larson Jacques Bernou Alameda State Department of Corporations Toward Diridge- Byers Miss Larson Bernou Byers

Hayward approves airport service station for hotel complex

Developers behind a four restaurant and hotel complex at Hayward Air Terminal win a permit for a Texaco service station at the West A Street entrance after the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District lifts a ban. Construction on the $14 million project proceeds with an expected completion by May. A motel and a Carnur's Restaurant are under way as the service station construction begins within days.

Hayward Hayward Air Terminal Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Distict Texaco Develoomer Phil Smith Smith

Basin agency hires first fulltime engineer general manager

The nine county Bay Area Sewage Services Agency created to implement the basin plan hired its first fulltime employee. Paul Soltow Jr., former engineering manager of the San Pablo Sanitary District, will lead the agency at a salary of 30000 dollars per year. He is expected to start about February 1 after selection by an executive board screening committee that interviewed four candidates. The agency's offices are in Berkeley.

Bay Area Eet Lions Commission Leo Howell Rowell Tani Naveau Neveau Nevéaut

Delayed Highlands District Assessments Miss Christmas Mail

Hayward property owners in the Highlands streets assessment district will not receive their bills before Christmas. The city plans to mail them after the holidays, citing Christmas spirit and legal concerns over potential protests. The city aims to avoid litigation as the deadline for protests is January 6.

Hayward Highlands Streets Ing Geoffewal

In Site Club Owner Sentenced in Newark Case

Gary D. Swartz, owner of the In Site Club in Newark, is sentenced after a Dec police raid. On six months for lewd conduct and producing a lewd show, plus a total of 24 years and a $3,125 fine for related counts, with appeals ongoing. The case traces to prior convictions and appellate rulings in Alameda County.

Newark Gary D. Swartz Swartz Carte

Neighbors oppose Paris peace talks over airport growth

Hayward faces internal strife as Stayward Air Terminal expansion plans mirror a drawn out Paris peace talk. Residents fear overflights while pilots push for access and city officials contemplate a land use commission for 1983 capacity and flight path changes. The Alameda County Airport Land Use Commission begins Jan 10 with an airport tour and a review of plans, potentially restricting new housing and commercial development near the airport.

Will Smith Hayward Paris

Plane crash near Castro Valley kills two and injures

Rescue teams recovered a Cessna 310L from a hillside after it crashed Thursday night along Interstate 580 near Castro Valley. Victims identified by the coroner are Mary Lynne Reinhandl of St. Petersburg Florida and Brian K. McDonald of Cleveland Ohio. A dog also died. Witnesses say dense fog caused loss of altitude before the plunge. Traffic slowed as curious onlookers gathered, and three high voltage lines were downed. PG&E began repairs with expected completion early next week. The plane was registered to Alfred A. Makolow of Oakland and sometimes operated from Hayward Terminal.

Sheriff's Department Interstate 580 Castro Valley Coroner's Department Mary Lynne Reinhandl St. Petersburg Brian K. McDonald Cleveland Ohio Iet Pg&e Alfred A. Mikalow Oakland Hayward Air Terminal

Welfare funds traced as Alameda counts boosted child support

Alameda County has collected 292600 from absent fathers under the Support Enforcement Incentive Fund program started in 1971. California counties total reimbursements exceed 559000 last month, lifting annual county payments to 4.7 million. Los Angeles led with 671562, Orange 950117, San Diego 113001, Santa Clara 392937, San Bernardino 158. Assistant District Attorney Richard Klippart leads the effort in Amity County. The fund pays 74 percent of nonfederal funds saved, about 37.5 cents per dollar collected.

California Alameda Los Angeles Orange San Diego Santa Clara San Bernardini Pab Richard Klippart Amimary County

Two men sentenced in 1970 soft drink hijack case

Leo Whitney Jeanminelle and Raymond Giarrusso were given three years probation and suspended prison terms after pleading guilty to two counts of receiving stolen property in a 1970 Fresca truck hijack. About 2,000 cases were stolen from the Coca Cola yard in San Leandro and later sold in Mountain View for 1,804 dollars. Cornelius Bell also received a suspended sentence for heroin possession and drug-related offenses.

San Leandro Leo Whitney Jeanminelle Oroville Raymond Anthony Giarrusso Union City Juxige Harold Howe Bulty May Cass Mountainy View Jeanminette Los Angeles Giarzusso Cornelius Bell Fremont Roinopis Tracy

County crime unit to target Alameda County organized crime

A 24 member task force led by deputy Horner will use a 95,320 federal grant plus 41,620 in in kind county funds to build an intelligence system, develop county policies, and plan investigations and arrests. The unit, based in Oakland, aims to counter organized crime including motorcycle gangs, burglaries, extortion, and illegal gambling.

Alameda County Jeff Horner District Attorney's Office California Council On Criminal Justice Morner Homer Tom Monahan Sheriff's Department Lave Yeb Oakland Horner University of California In Berkeley Boalt Taxise

Land conveyance to Alameda flood district at Camp Parks

The U S Department of Health, Education and Welfare transfers eight tenths of an acre at Camp Parks to Alameda County Flood Control and Water Conservation District valued at $275,790. The land lies east of Tropyard Road south of Arroyo Modho and includes a well field supplying Pleasanton and Dublin via Zone pipelines. The deal also includes pipelines and easements across 104 acres granted to Pleasanton.

Camp Parks U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare San Francisco Alamteda County Flood Control and Water Conservation Distr HEW Office of Tropyard Pleasanton Dublin

Fragmented local listing scattered across streets and offices

A garbled OCR fragment lists street names such as Hinton Avenue and Alameda County locations including Rayward Ceres and Leandro, with partial references to Parra and Bomen. No coherent event or notice is discernible beyond assorted place names and stray terms.

Prlalhlogs W. Hinton Ave Hah Alameda County Rayward

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