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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1968
Page
7
Fremonts legal aid center for the poor fears termination after exhausting a 111000 federal grant aimed at one year. Directors seek 25000 in 60 days to maintain federal support and extend operations, with staff volunteering to stay as fundraising and budget cuts are explored.
Mrs Martha A Mills owner of a 10 dog poodle kennel at 23039 Henry Lane and George Walker who raises racing greyhounds at 2872 Berta Drive faced a Board of Supervisors ruling. The board upheld a planning commission denial and ordered kennels eliminated citing overage dogs and poor housekeeping conditions observed by zoning and health officials.
John Stewka, 41, a construction engineer, named Castro Valley fire department commissioner by the board of supervisors to succeed Ted Kuhlkin who resigned. Stewka, a 34-year resident, was nominated by Board Chairman Robert E. Hannon. Walker faced planning commission denial for 23 dogs and was ordered to reduce to two by July 4. Board approved rezoning for Terril McChesney and Donal Hunt at 24142 Eden Avenue, Hayward. Olson’s relocation of a used house at 1434 Pojara Court was denied.
Union City Chamber of Commerce directors voted unanimously against a proposed 1.5 acre quick stop shopping center in West View Estates along Alvarado-Niles Road near the Nimitz Freeway. Developer Louis Constanzo sought rezoning to neighborhood commercial, but the plan faced planning commission denial for spot zoning and has been tabled 80 days awaiting resident feedback. The chamber joined Merchants Association in opposition, arguing the center would rival the Union Plaza Shopping Center two miles east.
Alameda County Supervisors push for equitably distributing 135 million dollars earmarked for general property tax relief through county channels. They argue counties should control disbursement to ensure fairness, while lawmakers and the education system favor a centralized approach.
William Humpert announced a Feb 13 1968 deadline for Alameda County dog licenses. The $3 fee applies with a $1 penalty after Feb 15. Licenses are issued at 224 W Winton Ave Room 118, owners must show a valid anti rabies inoculation certificate.
The Eden Township JACL chapter announces installation of officers including Bar Tanabe as National director and Tosh Nakai as president guest speaker. Dinner at 6 30 pm at Blue Dolphin restaurant with tickets 423 for adults and 600 for juniors. reservations to Yoriko Vokola 352 0973.
The East Bay Regional Park District board elected Clyde Woo, Oakland president. Mark Lin Haley, Hayward vice president. Fred C Blumberg, Lafayette treasurer. and John A. Macdonald, Oakland, as directors. Their terms run through January 1989 with a two consecutive terms limit policy.
Ronald Eck 15 watches a ram he raised for 4-H die from injuries after dogs attacked it near Hayward. His brother David's project ram also died previously in the same area. Mrs Arnold Eck says the dogs were not wild but pets turned loose at night by owners.
A long list of obituaries from South County details funeral plans for Damiami vaude Sanchez of Hayward killed in an Oakland auto accident, Peggy Crane of San Leandro, Hazel Phillips of Livermore, and others. Notices list survivors, birthplaces, occupations, and service details including chapel locations and burial sites in Hayward, San Leandro, and Castro Valley.
Dr. Donald W. Field a San Leandro podiatrist is named to the state podiatry committee by Governor Reagan. Alameda County residents Oliver Stivers says Reagan also selected two more locals for state posts, including Loterzo N. Hoops of a food chain firm to the Higher Education Coordinating Council and John Vukasin to the Automobile Accident Study Commission. Both Hoops and Vukasin are from Oakland.
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