New Haven Schools Close After District Official Dies
All New Haven district schools and the district office are closed Monday as district personnel director Ay Cabello, 48, dies after a long illness. Funeral services are set for 9:30 a.m. at Chapel of the Roses in Fremont. The board pauses operations to let staff and students pay respects while a school board meeting proceeds Monday night for public comment on the master plan study.
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Farallon crossing hearing set by state utility panel
The State Public Utilities Commission scheduled a three day hearing March 13 15 to review City of San Vweandro plans to extend Farallon Drive across the Southern Pacific tracks to ease traffic in the industrial area. The PUC favors extension but agreed to reopen the case. Assistant City Attorney Carter Stroud said a pre hearing session was held to agree on reopen issues. The panel will consider an at grade crossing with potential overpass or underpass and review the commission's findings. The railroad seeks a grade crossing funded by the state, a cost Stroud estimates could exceed $300 000. Southern Pacific argues the ruling is inadequate due to missing statement of findings.
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Assemblyman Bee Skips Truman Memorial Observances
The California Assemblyman Bee did not attend yesterday's Truman Memorial service in Washington. His office cited last minute work in Sacramento for cancelling the trip intended to represent the state legislature. A spokesman suggested the Sacramento area Congressman might have stood in.
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New traffic light planned for Union City at Whipple and Mission
Union City negotiates an agreement with the state to install a full signal at the Whipple Road Mission Boulevard intersection. Estimated $49,000 project funded by federal state and local funds. Union City to pay about $8,000. The site has seen 17 accidents in 20 years, most preventable with signals. Current control is a stop sign. completion planned by summer end.
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Parks commission seeks funds for park projects
The Parks Commission in San Leandro will request 85 000 to 93 000 in revenue sharing to accelerate approved projects. They propose 150 000 to 18 000 for light tents at Leando High, 25 000 to 35 104 for park apparatus, 25 000 to 95 000 for a recreation complex possibly with softwall field, and 1010 to 15 000 to develop Memorial Park with sites Halcyon Jefferson and Wilson under consideration.
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Leandro Board Welcomes New San Leandro Doctor to Seat
Dr. Michele Mechyin, a San Leandro physician, was approved Thursday night as a new member of the San Leandro Service Center board, giving a full two-seat board with diverse representation across fields including housing, labor, education, and community interests. The nominating committee led by Joe Aeeves proposed Dr. McGuin’s name, and Executive Director Val Gh ar reported December requests for aid filled 142 households across housing, welfare, employment, and legal aid programs.
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Brazilian students honored at San Leandro dinner
Five Brazilian students on a ten month visit in San Leandro will be feted at a get acquainted dinner tonight at Tia Maria restaurant. The event is hosted by the San Leandro Towns Affiliation Committee with Vice Mayor Alvin Kant and others attending.
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Josephine Roberts
Beverly Callahan
Retired Persons and Planning Meetings Schedule
On the agenda are the American Association of Retired Persons Iremont chapter meeting at St. James Episcopal Church in Fremont with a white elephant sale after the business session, plus Alameda County Planning Commission at the public works building in Maynard to continue reclassification hearings on Valomares Canyon Road parcels and a Livermore Amador Valley plan referral. Also California Retired Teachers Association Southern Alameda County division meets at Weekes Park Community Room in Hayward. 4-H Club plans for February convention discussed at Casino Valley location.
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Packer faces city action over odors flies in San Leandro
V Holreiter owner Hobener of a 22 acre meat packing plant on Vagis Street asks the city council to halt action against his operation amid resident complaints about odors and flies. He cites $45,000 in 1970 improvements and changes to feed that reduced problems until a fall relapse. He plans further measures, urges continued technical assistance, and notes cooperation with Oakland and Albany to remove manure. The council considers an ordinance to curb the facility as residents push for enforcement.
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Odd tale of two cities in traffic and tax deal
Union City officials discuss a tentative plan with Fremont to trade street improvements on Union City Boulevard for the sales tax from five new shopping renters in the north plain area. Fremont hopes to ease traffic from the Ponderosa housing project while Union City seeks funds to widen the boulevard.
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Zoning change urged to allow duplexes in Decoto district
Union City residents push to extend last year’s single family zoning in Decoto to permit duplexes. The Decoto Land Use Citizens Advisory Committee urges two new duplex zoning categories, plus selective enforcement, architectural review, and a study of the area’s grid pattern and infrastructure needs. The final report will go to the city council Monday night.
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Conversion of school fields eyed in Hayward area
The Hayward area committee at City Hall weighed converting Hayward and Eden high school fields into a shared illuminated football and baseball facility. HARD would evaluate both sites, with PG&E to draft plans. Cost estimates run 75 000 to 9 000 dollars. federal funds may cover part.
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Shoreline transit study gains Hayward support
Hayward Industrial Commission backs a shoreline transportation corridor study from West Jackson Street Hayward to Doalittle Drive San Leandro to examine a new north south route. County supervisors urged state Highway Division involvement with no local cash required as potential rail and highway options are explored.
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Free investment seminar begins at Castro Valley
The Chabot College Office of Community Services offers a free investment seminar at Castro Valley Elementary School mall purpose room 2015 San Miguel Ave. Sessions run 6 to 9 pm on January 15 introduction to investments January 22 general investments and January 29 stocks bonds funds annuities February 12 wills and probate estate. Contact Chabot College Community Services Office at 782-3000 ext a for details.
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Fragmented ad style notice from 1807 consolidated publisher
A damaged historical notice lists multiple offices and addresses for Daily Review publisher duties. It mentions Floyd Sperks as president and William Chigots as business manager, with addresses in Rayward Alameda County California. The fragment includes postal and office lines, dates and a Veterans- or Syndays reference, and scattered street names.
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Douly Review, Inc
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Presdeetard Publiher Wiliam
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