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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1972
Page
5
A husband chronicles the dieting of his wife and his own counterproductive gain as he endures lavish meals and constant feeding. He notes her secret pleasure in others' discomfort, the mutual weight shifts, and the need for support groups for dieting spouses.
Hayward City Council will review eight cable television franchise bids and two airport site offers at 4 pm in city hall. Teleprompter Corp leading the cable bids while U S Hotel Corp and Michael H Podell vie for an eight acre Hayward Air Terminal parcel fronting Skywest Golf Course. Stockman of U S Hotel offers 348000 for a 162 unit garden complex with height variance, Podell proposes 140 units and a 180 day option, with a 17400 broker fee. The hearing will decide on these and other matters including a hotel site offer, fire code edition, airport lease assignments, and road widening settlements.
San Leandro city council will resume discussion on permitting plastic pipes in buildings with a public hearing at 8 15 p m The plumbers union opposes plastic and seeks a ban while Associated Homebuilders advocates broader use A second topic covers a road right of way dedication for new developments and master plan delays A Centrex system proposal for city offices schools and court will be reviewed plus a 1 000 a month executive director search for the Say Leandra Service Center The redevelopment agency plans railing painting lease extensions and new tenant occupancy on East 14th Street
Hayward Board of Adjustments will hear Dr and Mrs Max Rabinovichs three story hilltop apartment plan on Fletcher Lane above Memorial Park. The meeting starts at 7 30 PM in the city council chamber at City Hall.
Union City council weighs alternatives to county animal control service. City Manager William Zaner proposes contracting with county field services to use pound facilities while creating a local field unit. This would reduce 24 hour emergency coverage but grant local control and potential cost changes.
Hayward school trustees face a final vote tonight on recommending closing Gansberger and Peixota elementary schools at the end of the current academic year. The meeting starts at 2:90 in district offices, 1099 W St. Officials warn more closings may follow amid enrollment decline, and tonight's agenda includes naming representatives for a master planning organizational committee.
The Daily Review reports from Heyward on Monday January 17, 1973 detailing local happenings in South County. Residents are seen at shops, schools, and neighborhood events as community life unfolds in a brief snapshot.
The shoreline and golf advisory commission will place perpetual plaques at the Marina, golf course clubhouse, and city hall to honor residents donating 100 or more. An individual plaque may be added for donations of 1500 or more. City hall plaques will list contributors to recreation and park funds. smaller donor plaques will be arranged by staff. The panel noted 15% of senior cardholders with gold cards played nine holes last month at the green fee rate.
Mrs. Robert Miller of Alameda was reelected chairman of the Alameda County Art Commission. San Leandro attorney Stanley Block was reelected vice chairman and Mrs. Isaye Harden was returned as secretary. The panel said it has 1885 dollars in its art acquisition program and will invite local colleges to submit works for selection.
Voters in the Murray School District face a bond measure of 2 million dollars to fund sites, new buildings, and improvements to accommodate about 3,000 more pupils over the next three years. Supt. Donald Williams is optimistic the district will secure approval, and officials say current tax rates should remain unchanged.
Pleasanton residents rally behind the SAVE initiative to slow growth, aiming for an April ballot. About 72 petitioners have collected signatures over 10 days, reporting 75 percent sign acceptance and 80 percent citizen backing, with 2 percent of ballots expected this week. Gary Near, a San Francisco attorney, says the measure will likely appear on the ballot.
Nina F Concannon 72 mother of prominent Livermore Concannon Vineyards founders James and Joseph Concannon died at Valley Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Survived by two sons two daughters a brother and 16 grandchildren. She was wife of the late Joseph Concannon Sr and a longtime parishioner at St Michael's Church. Rosary tonight at 8 Callaghan Mortuary Mass tomorrow 10 am St Michael's with burial at St Michael's Memorial gifts to St Michael's School the American Cancer Society or spiritual bouquets.
San Lorenzo school board meets tonight at 7 at Grant School to renew student teaching agreements with California State College Hayward and UC Berkeley. Also on the agenda are information programs at the Glankler Complex Fremont and a series of Oakland Hayward events including library commission lecture with Dr Nuri Iren and a capital improvement priority review.
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