Hayward Seeks Franchise Change to Save Road Funds
Hayward faces a potential loss of thousands in road-building funds from a no-time-limit PG&E franchise. City and state relocation costs for utility lines could reach $200,000 for freeway projects, prompting a push to strike freeway relocation references. Council adjourned to January 23 for more discussion.
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Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Hayward
State Dept. of Public
Melvin R.dykman
Gou Wcil
Illiam Scanton
Atty
Dykman
Niles-Hayward
John A. Sproul
Pg&e
Hayward Council Considers Street Name and Annex Hearings
The Hayward City Council discussed naming one street from Castro Street to E Fourth and set hearings for annexations north to Foothill and a 1,197 acre area from Hesperian to the Freeway. The council withdrew 1132 acres of the South Hayward Industrial Annex from Alvarado, Do cota, and Tennyson fire districts, effective July 1 if a court ruling stands.
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Hayward
City Planning Commission
Castro St
E. T4th
Hahm
Wise-and-Barber
Foothill Blvd
Zennyson-Asquire
Annacres
Beay
Betsen Hesperian
Alvarado
Leslie Salt
Assault charge on Mulford boy in municipal court
Wilford Romero, 20, of 2524 W Avenue 152, faces statutory criminal assault charges in Municipal Court after an Alameda schoolgirl’s parents accused him of assaulting their daughter January 2 at a Neptune Drive location. Arraignment completed. bail set at 1500 dollars.
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San Liawyro
Mullordi Gardens
Wilford Romero
Gerald P. Connitt
Romero
W. Ave
Alameda
Ristaero
Mass Tomorrow For Luigi Andrini
Mass at Holy Ghost Church Fremont at 9 a.m. for Luigi Andrini 62 native of Italy and longtime Fremont resident died yesterday in San Jose hospital. He previously lived at 16 Mt Vernon Ave Fremont and attended Chapel of the Palms services. Entombment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Hayward.
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Fremont
Luigi Andrini
Holy Ghost Church
Chapel of the Palms
S. Main i S
Italy
Margherita Andrini
Rosemary Mazzi lJohn Vasil
Fleming St
San Fremont
Frank Isola
Hayi Leandro
Bospital
Toastmasters chairman chosen at meeting in Hayward
Real term Toastmasters meet at 7 20 p m tomorrow at Sue lth Street Hayward. Participants include Lou Wilcox in table topics Bill Hooker as trammarian and Joe Tubs as lime keeper. Speakers are Joe Roberts Harold Jack Rooney.
Arenas Rites Set After Hayward Resident Dies
Mrs Casimira Arenas known as Arena dies yesterday at Hayward hospital at age 68. Services at Hayward Mortuary and Belmton Cemetery burial arranged. Survived by husband Manuel Cambra and 10 relatives including Lucy Camacho Mary Red, Edward Cambra and Julia Schley. Interment at Belmont Memorial Park in Fresno. Native of Spain she lived in Hayward 20 years and belonged to Federacion de Sociedades Espanolas de Beneficencia of San Leandro.
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Ing
Hayward Mortuary
Casio St
Manuel Cambra
Nee Lucy Camacho
Mary Red
Casali Llnisies
Julia Schley
Arena
Frank Alfred
Hayward Hospital
Canbra
Hayward
Mond
Edward Cambra
Irvington
Sorensen Bros
Chapeh
Banwart
Cambra
J Cannery Workers Union
Bancroft Baptist ‘Church
San Leandro
Brumfield
H. E. Brumfield
E. C. Brumfield
Castro Valley
Sidney Brumfield
Paul Brumfield
Mildred Johnson
Fresno
Cora Scroggs
Lindwood
Elizabeth Ragsdale
Fort
Scott
Maris
Margarety Peddicord
Oregon
Belmont
Memorial Park Cemetery
All Saints Church
Spain
Arenas
Wright Dr
Federacion de Sociedades Espanolas de Beneficencia
San Letandro
Ventura Davis Sr. Funeral Planned
Funeral plans for Ventura John Davis Sr a Hayward resident for 37 years who died Monday at Santa Clara Hospital follow with services at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Sorensen Hayward Los Bros Chapel 1140 Bst Hayward Rosary services will be at Sinas A p.m. tonight Interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery Bay Mountain View Crematory inurnment follows. He was husband of Louise Davis father of Ventura J Davis Jr Freida Olives Elizabeth and Calvin Joseph Davis and Morrie Olives of Germany and brother of Mary Marion Frank Davis. He leaves two great grandchildren.
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Ventura John Davis Sr
Hayward
Santa
Lino P. Arena
Clara Hospital
Victor Oroz
Sorensen Hayward
S. Perichart
Los Bros. Chapel
Angeles
Spain
Nevada
Davis
Sinas
P.m
Tennyson Bay
Holy Sepulchre
Tate Louise 1. Davis
Ven‘tra J. Davis Jr
Freida Olives
Fresno
Elzabeth
Calvin Joseph Davis
Morrie Olives
Germany
Mary Maron
Frank Davis
Oakland
Mountain, View Crematory
Rites Slated For Pearl Williams
Services for Pearl Williams of Stockton who died Monday at a Stockton Hospital will be held at 130 p m tomorrow from Berge Mortuary Irvington. A native of Alabama she lived in Stockton 12 years Survived by two brothers Ralph Hollums Fremont and Otho Hood Sunnyvale and two nieces Leila Mason San Jose and Bertha Gibson Warm Shrine Interment Santa Clara Cemetery Santa Clara
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Fremont
Pearl Williams
Stockton
Berge Mortuary
Mission Rd
Irving “Ton
Alabama
Ralph Hollums
Frémont
Golden Age Unit To Meet Tomorrow In Hayward
The Golden Age Senior Citizen's Club of Hayward will meet at 4 30 p m tomorrow at 635 Atherton Street to plan for the new year Mrs Mable Van Orsdale president has prepared a suggestion box and urges active member participation in the club's operation.
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The
Golden Age Senior Citizen's Club of
Hayward
Atherton St
Mable van Orsdale
Demand for guaranteed water power by Feather River project stems from Cow Counties
Sacramento AP reports rural lawmakers led by Sen. Harold T. Johnson demand guaranteed water and power for mountain counties under the Feather River Project and the California water plan. A one day hearing by the subcommittee on water and power revenues heard officials debate the FRP and Upper Feather River Basin power developments as a financing option.
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Sacramento
Feather River
California
Harold T. Johnson
Rosevillé
Senate
Johnson
California Water Plan
FRP
Feathers River
Young GOP Sets Speaker Tuesday in Castro Valley
Caspar Weinberger, San Francisco assemblyman, is scheduled to meet with local Young Republicans at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of Kent Rook, 18488 Center St. The Daily Review incorrectly reported the session for last night.
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Castro Valley
Caspar Weinberger
San Francisco
The
Daily Review
Weinberger
Kent
Rook
Center St
Feb 6 Meet On Area Sanitation in San Lorenzo
Sanitary problems in Southern Alameda County to be discussed at a dinner meeting Thursday Feb 6 at Villa Lorenzo San Lorenzo. Mayors of South County cities officials from sanitary districts engineers and others will attend.
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Alameda County
Villa Lorenzo
San Lorenzo
South’ County
Fremont Sanitation Co Told to Improve Service Or Lose Contract
Fremont residents report overflowing garbage cans and missed pickups as City Manager Coop warns Fremont Sanitation Co to fix its system within two weeks. He seeks council action to cancel the exclusive contract amid alleged sabotage and a jurisdictional dispute with East Bay Garbage Co. The firm adds extra crews and a new truck to meet complaints while awaiting possible court injunction.
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Carroll Clark
Fremont
Fremont ‘Sanitation Co
Mgr. F
Robert Coop
Ata
Sanitation Co
Yom Fremont
Mazzaferri
East Bay Garbage Co
Irvington
Mission
San Jose
East Bay Garbage’ Co
Mazzaferris
T jCoop
Albert Gambra
T Sanitation. .Co
Teamsters Vote Against Joining Other Unions in Bay Area
Bay Area Teamsters officials voted Tuesday night to remain within AFL-CIO labor councils rather than join other unions after national expulsion. Meany ordered state and local councils to oust Teamsters members, but Bay Area locals, including Jack Goldberger of Local 921, chose to stay active in the San Francisco Labor Council which receives $2,280 monthly from Teamsters locals and, with 128 of 600 delegates, wields significant influence.
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SAN Francisco
Bay Area Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
George Meany
Meany
Bay Area Joint Council of Teamsters
Bay Area
Jack Goldberger
San Francisco Labor Council
Labor Party
San Francisco Labor ‘Council
J Council
Fourth of July Celebration Meeting Postponed in San Leandro
The steerings committee for San Leandro's Old Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration postponed the meeting held last night. It is rescheduled for 7 20 pm on January 15 at the home of Chairman Bill Chandler 03 Bdd Street.
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San Leandro
Bill Chandler
Tractor Mishap Kills C V Man
Harold B. Sharpe, 52, of 1125 Cull Canyon Road Castro Valley, was killed when a tractor overturned while clearing hillside trees behind his home. His son Bryan found him at 9:50 p.m. and sheriff deputies were notified. He is survived by his wife and son.
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Castro’ Valley
Harold B. Sharpe
Cull Canyon
Sharpe
Pam
Bryan P. Sharpe
Sheriff's Deputies
Gladys
Prisoner Rent Boost for City Stirs County Contract
The City of San Leandro will pay $135 more per day for Keep prisoners at Santa Rita prison farm under a contract approved by the Board of Supervisors. The rate rises from $1.50 to $2.85 daily, aligning with current price trends.
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San Leandro
Santa Rita
Fresno Rites For Mrs Brumfield
Funeral services for Mrs Cand Brumfield 76 widow of Rev W Brumfield will be held at 2 p m tomorrow from Xosten Webb Mortuary Fresno She lived in Southern Alameda County 12 years then moved to Fresno three years ago Spending summers at Mrs Mary Castlera a native of Madeira Islands she arrived here 40 years ago Her son Dr J C Brumfield of Toronto survives Funeral arrangements are pending
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Cand. Brumfield
Hayward
San Lean Ventral
Lare
Castro Valley
Mademna Islands
J. C. Brumfield
Torived
Ranec
Erson
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Colma
V. Lions
Lions of
Ralph L. Ruggieri
Ashland
Lions Dist
Harold E. Fellows
David C. Hansen
Fred Bennett
Ventura Davis Sr
Santa Clara Cemetery
Santa Clara
William Vasil
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Young Gop
Pat Boone
Shirley Jones
Scopes
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