San Lorenzo Village Board approves raises for all 17 employees
The San Lorenzo Village Homes Association board voted to raise pay by 20 per month for nine paid firemen and extended the increase to all 17 employees including office staff, clerks, maintenance, and the two fire departments. The motion passed with minor dissent and adds 340 monthly cost from Jan 1. The volunteer firemen also receive a 25 monthly allowance for 60 hours of drills in the year. The board discussed election candidates for director and planned a briefing before January 18 candidates night. A Civil Aeronautics Board report on the Now, glance crash near the village was promised.
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San Lorenzo Village
Harald Philips
Iice
Horton
Ha) Lohmann
Phillips
B. Winterbourne
Ronald Farrell
Lee Graham
Jack Tharp
Howard Kiger
Fremont couple ordered to repay welfare theft
Fremont pair Robert T. Strain and Sybil Bruce Strain were convicted of grand theft and ordered to repay 76 dollars in welfare overpayments. They received three years probation after pleading guilty in Alameda County Superior Court to one felony theft count.
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Fremont
Ilslegally
dsRobert TF. Strain
Beechwood Ave
Sybil Bruce Strain
Alameda County Superior Court
Lewis Lereara
Strain
County Welfare Department
Strainy
Probation for Woman in Alameda County Case
A San Leandro housewife and her father faced grand theft and burglary charges in Alameda County Superior Court. Judge Lewis E. Lerner placed the woman on three years probation after she confessed helping in the robbery of her aunt-in-law, with funds hidden in a trunk. The father awaits sentencing and has a prior record of felony arrests.
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TSAN_LEANDRO
San
Leandeo
Dawn D. Gamaza
Alameda ‘County Superior Court
Lewis E. Lercara
Gamaza
Marnener
Leandro Offers Flood Aid to Northern California Victims
SAN LEANDRO Mayor Jack Maltester said the city stands ready to assist flood victims if asked. He noted relief agencies have not requested help yet but San Leandro will comply. The state has invoked mutual aid for policing northern areas and officer James Moran is on the line. Maltester praised Moran for offering to sacrifice his Christmas holiday to help.
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San Leandro
California
Jack D. Maltester
Iligidl
James Moran
Oran
Maltester
HARD Seeks Federal Funds for Youth Anti-Poverty Plan
The Hayward Area Recreation District proposes a youth work and training package aimed at 16 to 21 year olds not in school. Up to 75 unemployed youths would join a year round program, expanding the district Work-Relation program to provide work experience, vocational guidance, and education support to improve welfare and reduce delinquency. Local agencies including the Eden Area Council of Social Planning and Hayward Unified School District are coordinating, with several community organizations set to tie in with the HAND effort.
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Hayward Area
Lon Dist
George Moody
Hayward
Moody
Eden Area Council of Social Planning
Hayward Unified School District
Travelers Aid Society
State Department of Employment
YMCA
WWCA
Family Service Agency
Central
Alameda County
HUSD
Barhara-Meszaros
Council of Local Planning
Hayward Fireman Demoted for Drunkenness Incident
William J Murdock 36 of 24937 Willimed Way Hayward was demoted to a six month pay reduction after an off duty incident in which he allegedly pushed a woman in a car in a restaurant parking lot. Police say he refused to exit the vehicle when asked by officers and threatened force before leaving. The action was ordered by City Manager Raymond Doran on Fire Chief Matt Jimenez's recommendation.
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Hayward Freeman
Siven
Aft
William i Murdock
Willimed
Hayward
Murdock
Mgr
Raymond FE. Doran
Matt Jimenez
Pleasanton Council Okays Used Fire Truck Purchase
Pleasanton city council on Monday night authorized Fire Chief John Fradden to buy a used fire truck from the State Forestry Department. The four trucks, all 1951 or 1950s models, cost between 475 and 1 000 dollars and will be inspected in a special trip to view them. The trucks will mainly fight forest and brush fires due to annexations and service agreements. The 1937 model truck will be replaced when the new unit arrives. The council also advertised bids for a city gasoline contract and approved zoning allocations for annexation area 35 and public improvements on Vineyard Terrace Unit No 2.
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Pleasanton
Pleasinton
John Fradden
Estry
Ebel Council
Mgc
James ‘Ales I
Fales
Catinell
Petasanton
Sunol
Vineyard
Terrace Unil No
Rapist Sent To Vacaville For Treatment
Gerald Lee Eliell aged 22 formerly of 22189 Southwarden Ave was remanded to Vacaville state medical facility after pleading guilty to felony rape charges. He admitted abducting a 16 year old Maynard schoolgirl after picking her up near her shopping trip return. Kidnapping charges were dismissed.
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Hayward
Vacaville
Gerald Lee Eliell
Southwarden Ave
Vameda County Superior
Lewis E
Wercara
Maynard
New Adult Courses For Logan High Expands Winter Offerings
James Logan High School adult school will add four new courses this winter quarter including bookkeeping office machines auto mechanics and first aid. Classes meet two nights weekly with programs in driver education parent education and other basics. A Beophysicist reports Alaska quake effects with barn woodshop and clothing classes also noted.
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Union City
James Logan High
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
James Logan High School
Union City weighs four major projects with study plan
Union City Citizens Council authorized a civic study of four proposals including a new city hall, up to three fire stations, refurbished parks, and broad street improvements at an estimated 2.6 to 2.9 million dollars. Debate split on whether to prioritize the hall or study all items in the city’s needs.
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Union City
Union City Mayor Sketches Plan For Five High Backed Chairs
Union City mayor Willard Davis floated a history minded proposal to hang photos of all mayors in City Hall as the town nears five years old and to acquire five high backed chairs for council officials. The idea drew mixed comments as the meeting teased humor about chairs and future city hall plans.
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Union City
Willard Davis
Davis
Don Brimmiett
Pase
James Logan High School
Village Park Tree Planting Finished in San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association reports completion of tree planting at the nine acre Village Park on Grant Avenue. Director Hal Lohmann commends Harry McMillan and about 51 Boy Scouts plus village garden club members for a four hour volunteer session funded by the San Lorenzo Little League.
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San Lorenzo
Hal Lohmann
San Loren
Village Homes Association
Village Park
Grant Avenue
Lohmann
Harry McMillan
Village Park Lease Approved by San Lorenzo Homes Unit
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors approved a 10 year lease for a section of nine acre Village Park on Grant Avenue to the San Lorenzo Junior Chamber of Commerce. The Jaycees seek to build a small meeting hall with at least 5,000 square feet, pending building plans approval by the association board and Alameda County Planning Commission. George Aster represented the Jaycees and thanked the directors for action sought for years.
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San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Village Homes
Association
Grant Avenue
San Taorenzo Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Association Board of Directors
Alameda County Planning Commission
Hal Lohmann
Jayceex
Homes Association
George Aste
Taycees
Union City backs UC Berkeley law and order stance
Union City council endorsed a stance for law and order on the University of California Berkeley campus. They unanimously approved the Albany resolution urging disciplinary action against campus demonstrators and directing state agencies to note Union City’s position. The measure also seeks to settle student administration disputes through legal processes.
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Union City
University of California
Berkeley
Albany
Whirlwind Council Session Passes Three Ordinances
SAN LEANDRO The city council wrapped up the year in a rush, approving three ordinances in 32 minutes. Measures include new parking controls on Beludilio and Bancroft Avenues and a $10 annual business license fee for juke boxes. The council meets Monday at 7 p.m. for an executive session on board and commission appointments.
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San Leandro
Béludilio
Bancroft Avenues
Criticism of Mission Boulevard Sparks Union City Debate
Union City Vice Mayor Irving Williams criticized the State Division of Highways for neglect of Mission Boulevard south of Hayward. He urged the highway be expanded to four lanes, arguing widening costs would be small compared to the Alameda tunnel project benefiting Alameda residents.
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Union City
Irving Willams
State Division of Highways
Mission Boulevard
Hayward
Williams
Willams
Alameda
City of Alameda
Waker Named Newark Assistant Civil Engineer
Richard Carroll Walker was appointed assistant civil engineer for the city of Newark by acting city manager Bruce A. Altman. He recently completed military discharge from the U S Army and previously worked with Boeing Aircraft in Seattle Washington. He is a graduate of Drexel Institute of Technology.
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Newark
Richard Car] Walker
Bruce A. Altman
Waker
United States Army
Boeing Aircraft
Seale, Wash
Drexel Instate of Technology
Newark Names Charles Cashmark Senior City Planner
Newark announces Charles Cashmark 35 named senior city planner after nearly three years with the city and current service as acting city planner.
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Newark
Charles Cashmark
Cashmark
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