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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1972
Page
6
Earthmoving equipment levels a site behind Frimogts Washington High School for a 7, XHI seat stadium. While progress continues, football players practice on their old field in the background at the former farm classroom site.
Hayward school trustees approved applying 36019 in federal funds to buy audiovisual materials and books for district libraries. If finalized for 1971 72, total library funds would reach 905510 over seven years with most funds for audiovisuals. Reports on libraries and the reading program were presented by Mary Jo Freeman and Jane Gury.
San Leandro delayed the History exhibit for three weeks due to the illness of photographer Andy Galvan who was hospitalized with cardiac symptoms but believed not seriously ill. Mayor Maltester said Galvan will present the photos next Monday. A resolution commending local historic photographers was realigned for the Centennial‑Bi centennial celebration. The council planned an executive session next Monday to consider 1972 appointments to boards and commissions with ten terms expiring.
John C. Ornea 48 of San Leandro died in a surfing accident in Hawaii on December 21. Officials reported he struck a rock while body surfing and died at the scene. He is survived by wife Renate and two daughters, with memorial services planned at Starr King Unitarian Church in Hayward. He was a past president of Starr King Unitarian Church and active in civil liberties and professional societies.
Carol Cybulski, a former dancer, celebrated the new year after lawyers secured bail of 12.240 dollars in Orange County. She faces sentencing Thursday on four indecent exposure charges tied to nude dancing at a Santa Ana bar, with prior counts overruled as unconstitutional. She had spent time in Oakland hospital after a rattlesnake bite at a Fremont clinic. Police released her on warrants to await transport to Santa Ana.
Newark Planning Commission meets at city hall at 7 50 pm with Oliver Roussel Industries to discuss a high density condo development at Birch Street and Central Avenue plus a 7 30 pm pool topic at Macina High School in San Leandro. Also notes San Leandro rec and parks talks on a Marina pool feasibility and a New Haven Unified School District meeting about forming a citizens committee and reinstating a teacher aide in the bilingual program.
Fremont city council will consider hiring Herman Ruth and Associates for a master site plan of the Government Center at 7:30 P.M. City Manager Don Driggs says the county will likely cover one third of the 12850 plan cost.
Fremont plans new hires funded by federal grants including four cadets at 2.58 per hour and three communications technicians. Four field service officers and three civilian staff will support noncriminal work and traffic direction while salaries range up to 1,402 per month. Deadline for cadet and field officer applications not stated. grant set by Social Development Corp will fund a task analysis in Washington, D.C.
In Union City Chicanos confront the council over César Chavez High School with police presence cited at prior meetings. Council members spar over Vietnam War stance and school interference while plans to revitalize a mayoral advisory committee proceed. A motion to condemn the Dinsmore House in Alvarado is delayed.
Richart Bass pleaded innocent to possession of two pinball machines found in his Fremont home at Peacock Place. Police reported $52.50 in the machines and stated visitors said the devices were used only for fun. A jury trial is scheduled for March 16 after his Nov 25 arrest.
A federal court dismissed the Civil Liberties Union suit against Alameda County Sheriff Frank Madi gan after an agreement allowed newsmen access to Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center inmates. Judge Samuel Conti signed the dismissal, confirmed after the agreement, and followed last summer’s ACLU filing on behalf of a Livermore reporter who sought interviews amid allegations of inmate abuse and poor conditions.
Baritone Richard King will introduce two centennial songs at the San Leandro Historical Centennial Committee event. A cherry tree planting ceremony at San Leandro City Hall begins at 4:30 pm with city and centennial officials in attendance. A resident owning the oldest cherry tree will be honored and a dinner at Lyons Don follows.
Decata youth activists win council support for including methadone in a new heroin rehabilitation plan funded with 500000 federal dollars. Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency proposes detox and counseling rather than substitution, drawing mixed views from city officials and residents.
Congressman Don Edwards announces a district office opening at 40070 Fremont Blvd with an open house tomorrow from 1:30 to 5:20 PM. Local resident Mia and administrative assistants Jessa Delgads and Anne Mendesiras listed as staff.
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