Forgettable History Sy Backward Glance At Side Views '65
A retrospective of 1965 Side Views items from Hayward to San Leandro highlights police moments and odd incidents. Notable scenes include a laboring woman in a parked car, a narcotics suspect quipping about littering, a rose firm excuse for puncture marks, and a bureaucratic data chase at the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Roy
Pleasanton
Shades OF Orwell
Human Relations Commission
Construction Starts May 16 On Hayward Transit Setup
Bay Area Rapid Transit District plans bids March 19 for San Leandro and Hayward projects with construction to begin April 19 and completion in 1968. Work includes three mile San Lorenzo segment from Halcyon Drive to Ashland Avenue and five and a half mile Hayward segment from Ashland Avenue to Jackson Street with the downtown Hayward transit station between B and D streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward Transit
Tite Bay Fair
Lator
Transit
Bay Area Rapid Transit Sys
Hayward
Son Street
Richmond Seg
San Leandro
Halcyon Drive
Ashland Avenue
San Lorenzo
Bay Fair
Wilson Enters Fremont Council Race Fight Over Assessments
Fremont candidate William Wilson files for city council, criticizing current leadership for lacking industry growth and relying on land development leverage. He pledges to reform assessment formulas used by local improvement districts and to attract new business to Fremont. Teamed with Keans of Fremont, he attacks tax levels and urges changes ahead of April election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
William Wilson
Angeles Ave
United
Keans
Wilson
Fremont City
Donald Dillon
Lalking
Earl Martineau
Dillon
Mar
Neau
Fremonti
Aphal
Ieroval
New Developments
Ass Wilson
Lee Bul le
AC Transit Hikes Transbay Fares and Child Rates Tomorrow
Transbay commuter fares rise two cents per ride with a 40 cent increase on the 20 ride commute book. Child fares jump from 10 to 24 cents while other adult and regular transbay cash fares stay unchanged. New 20 ride book charges vary by city from 8 to 12 dollars.
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Transbay
AC Transit
East Bay
Ransbay
Wansbay
Oakland
Berkeley
Alameda
Piedmont
Albany
Emery
Villa
el Cerrito
San Leandro
Richmond
el Sobrante
San Pablo
Castro Valley
Hayward
San Lorenzo
Portable Building Proposed Hayward Police Space Move
Hayward seeks to ease crowding in city hall by considering portable buildings for the 60 member police patrol division. Chief George Forth discusses two 2,000 square foot structures to provide records, questioning rooms, and private space, potentially connected via canopy, with a lease cost around $500 a month and a $24,000 price tag for permanent use. City Manager Raymond Doran plans to recommend council action as the force awaits a downtown city center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police
George Forth
Forth
City Hall
Hit Boulevard City Centre
Doran and Forth
Net
Merm- Doran
Mgr
Raymond Doran
le Igsol
New City Center
Doran
Newark
Lido Faire Homeowners Association
Superior Court
Hendon
Focker
Assacia
Tian Ani
Nore
Backed Up Sewers Flood Four Fremont Dwellings
Sewers backed up along Osled Road flooding four Fremont homes. Frank Silva reported floors covered with water and mud after the surge afternoon. A Union Sanitary District spokesman said earlier contact from residents could have limited damage. the fire department alerted the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Frank Silva
Osgond Road
Osled
Rond
Union: Sanitary District
Hat Services
Jared
Sanssitary
Fremont Fire Department
Water tastes differ for Hayward residents during switch
Water department manager Fred Mortensen reports recent rains roiled the Tuolumne River feeding Hetch Hetchy, prompting San Francisco to switch to Lake Calaveras water. Some residents may notice a milky appearance and slight change in softness, expected to fade as Calaveras water supplies are used and Hetch Hetchy lines replumb.
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Hayward
Water Department
Fred Mortensen
Mortensen
Calaveras
Hetch Hetchy
Helch Helchy
Law Library Site Decided In Hayward
A new Alameda County Law Library branch will open at 224 West Winton Ave Hayward after approval by the Southern Alameda County Bar Association. Judge William H. Braisford heads a six-lawyer committee to establish the West Winton branch, supervised by John D. White as law librarian starting Jan 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law Library
Hayward
Alameda County Law Library
West Winton Ave
Leland Bruzione
San Leandro
Southern Alameda County Bar Association
Roy G. Fuces
U Wesvard
William H. Braisford
Lawibrary Trustees
West Winton
Pucci
Brug Zone
Edward Martins
Charles Snow
Fremont
Burke
Critchfield
Livermore
Fred Duman
Charles McCrory
Wayward
Ber Association
Alameda County
John D. White
Oakland
White
Oliver C. Ellassen
University of Indiana
Bob Wall
University of California, Berkeley
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Rome
Ban Leandra
D. V. Gregory
Momma
Daddy
Monma
TSK
Bob Coate
Democratic
Ray Greenwood
Domelinc Bliss
Bill Gaylord
Castro Valley Democratic Club
Cor
Jean
Vypuke
Vome Tof
Jerade
B Street
Weetie
Weiloes Benaille Rand
D Street
Che
California
Daily Review
Pirate Sy
Jack Bral
Mortinu
Ernest Hines
Hayward City Hall
Main i
Foril
Lido Faire
Thrifty
Homer
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