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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1962
Page
2
A second general alarm fire this year destroyed Lynn Nickals Fashionable Florist and Home Decor Shop in San Leandro early Sunday. Damage is estimated at $225,000, following an earlier blaze that wiped out Inter-Coastal Paint in September.
Gleason, 72, nears retirement from Alameda County Sheriff role with plans unclear. He recalls early 1900s service, wartime memories, and a long career shaped by duty. He notes the shift from strict enforcement to progressive programs at Santa Rita and previews succession by undersheriff Madigan.
Two gunmen Emanuel Sampeci 22 and Henry B Du Sauton 18 confessed to a four day holdup slayings in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The spree left five dead with all victims shot in the head. cash taken totaled about $900. Another robberies in the region killed three more men.
About 70 biologists camped outside a pet farm near Shaw's Garden due to swarms and buzzing from bees. Rain forced residents to seek indoor shelter as beehives in yards drew attention from city officials and neighbors wary of ongoing hives and outdoor activity.
San Leandro City Council and the school board held a joint meeting to discuss Marina Faire area housing and school site problems. They explored a proposed hydraulic fill on a six acre Aurora Drive site to lower development costs and possible concurrent filling of a golf course site, while noting district funding and fill adequacy issues.
In San Leandro a dispute over mayoral pay argues that the mayor's salary may be capped at 10 per month under a new city charter provision while other council members receive similar stipends. Attorney Dr Samuel Hayakawa testified that the ordinance divests the mayor of retroactive pay and that the case hinges on the interpretation of Section 400 of the city charter and the use of and in linking unlike terms. The suit, brought by seven taxpayers, challenges the legality of the pay under the ordinance and seeks to clarify whether Malester, the elected mayor, qualifies for any compensation under the measure.
A proposed constitution for ally faculty representatives and college administration would grant a voice in statewide policy for the California State College system. If ratified, the plan would take effect in fall 1963 with board ratification pending after review of drawings and budget items.
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