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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1973
Page
9
Halcyon Foothill Association in San Leandro suspends meetings due to poor attendance and insufficient member slate. Current officers retain posts until reactivation. Former president Mickey Stultz predicts inactivity for a few months and notes talks with Floresta Homeowners Association about a potential three way group in southern town.
Avarea County Water District directors approved buying about 10 acres southwest of the Interstate 60-Vargas Road interchange for the Mission San Jose Water Treatment Plant. The $52,600 land purchase from Mr. and Mrs. David Escobar will be paid in four installments for tax advantages, with the district earning 6 percent on unpaid balance but paying 1 percent interest. The plant, expected by 1976, aims to cut operating costs by about $1.25 million and reduce reliance on Hetch Hetchy and Tehama water by sourcing cheaper South Bay water. Construction of the $2.3 million facility is planned for next March, with six projects proposed in phase one.
Leadership Homes of Santa Ana proposes 380 single family homes on 77 acres between Grimmer and Puream Road in Fremont. The project, priced at 39 000 to 50 000, would keep about 45 acres as open space and reduce environmental impacts to insignificant levels. Commissioners voiced concern over seismic and soil issues and possible school crowding, seeking more information before final approval. Meanwhile Ohlone College trustees consider hiring a new superintendent president, with Dr Leland Medsker proposed as consultant at about 200 a day. screening begins next September and final selections are expected in spring 2475.
Fremont area notices report Union Sanitary District setting a maximum speed of miles per hour for district vehicles and enacting energy saving measures. Hayward Plunge to reopen with public swim hours and diverse instruction classes starting Jan 7, with fees for residents and nonresidents and various age specific programs. Community events include a post Christmas program by Irvington Library at 2 p.m. tomorrow.
California Service Station Association CSSA directors tentatively opted not to join a proposed strike of gas stations in Santa Clara County. The NSSDA proposed the shutdown, with Campbell to decide support at the NSSDA meeting. If approved CSSA members may face a daily 10 cent assessment.
Mike Brussaly a 14 year old from Castro Valley joins Steve and Greg Frazier ages 3 and 16 from Hayward as they ride inner tubes down the rain swollen San Lorenzo Creek in their annual two hour journey from the Hayward Civic Center to the bay. They begin at the Second Street Bridge and return by bus to downtown Hayward. The wet condition went unnoticed by the driver and passengers as they clung to the tubes.
Newark city council plans to seek 15500 dollars in federal money for Operation Eucalypt a mass tree planting project conceived by Asst Public Works Director Glen Krieg Krieg notes a eucalyptus seedling can grow from 2 inches to 4 feet in 16 months The council also rejects CCR covenants for residential developments citing litigation risk And set January 9 as deadline for openings on several city boards and committees A public hearing on vacating part of Raine Avenue is scheduled and a tour-way stop is created at Haley Sycamore and Mayhews Landing Road An environmental impact statement and use permit were approved for a new Camfield Chemical warehouse and parking facility Parking prohibition near Kennedy Elementary was approved and a Community Center scheduling report was requested
A brief item from The Daily Review notes the South County scene in Hayward with a Friday update dated December 28, 1973. The piece highlights local happenings and community activity in the South County area.
Six judges in the San Leandro Hayward Judicial District begin new postings on January 2. Judge Alfred A. Delucchi becomes presiding judge, moves to Department Four in San Leandro, and will oversee police custody arraignments and jury trials. Other relocations involve Judges Spruance, Palnweil, Carson, Byers, and Edgar, sharing duties across San Leandro and Hayward with night court duties.
The Hay Area Water Quality Control Board weighs a dispute between Pleasanton and Valley Communities Services District over phasing Pleasanton customers into VCSDs plant expansion. VCSD insists new connections pay the $715 fee. Pleasanton says many customers already paid and the cost is prohibitive. Members expect a next month meeting with officials from both sides.
Fire crews responded to a false acid odor call at 39255 Civic Center Drive as a stink bomb scare ends with only a noticeable odor. Fourteen pickets stood outside while about 25 patrons left. Two AFL CIO locals protest alleged buckout of union workers by new owners who claim they run theater staff. International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes and Motion Picture Projectors Local 163 and Theater Jani tors Local 121 have picketed for four weeks.
A 22 year old San Lorenzo man, Robert Ferry, was sentenced to six months in county jail after pleading guilty to battery against his mother. He assaulted his mother at her home on Innathan Way, Ort 2, and was sentenced Wednesday in municipal court by Judge Ray Pucci.
Michael Rodriguez, 45, of 445 St Hayward, was sentenced to 13 10 months in prison with all time suspended after pleading guilty to a counterfeiting conspiracy. Judge Spencer Williams imposed the sentence in San Jose as co-defendant Carolyn Lee Layson, 3, of Hayward, was fined $1,000 and placed on three years probation. The Hayward pair and three Salinas men were arrested in August for distributing about a million dollars in bogus bills in a Hayward apartment.
Edwin Zeldin of Fremont becomes Muht president of the Southern Alamala County Kidney Foundation. Officers installed include Lalica Jisan of Fremont as vice president and Low Gor as secretary treasurer. New delegates Danton Campbell of Union City and Shan. Installation held at Eureka Federal Savings ceremony.
San Lorenzo Masonic Temple hosts installation ceremonies for Job's Daughters Bethel 261 with Waite as honored queen. New officers include Diane Hel Jey senor princess Wynn Law junior princess Lynda Rowley guide Joanna Balmer marshal and many appointed roles. choir features Julie Dyer Lisa Larson and Fias Wessells.
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