Right turns restricted at Bastle Streetsaf Avenue intersection
San Leandro officials halt right turns onto 136th Avenue Western leg of 26th Avenue will restrict right turns to reduce conflicts with northbound traffic on East 7th Street. Signs will be installed. Additional actions include no parking on north and south sides of Fairway Drive west of Nicholson Street and metered parking on Juana Avenue north side between East 7th Street and Santa Rosa Street. Repeal of one hour parking on Doolittle Drive near Bermuda Avenue.
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San Leandro
26Th Avenue
Eagh Mth
Doctors’ Hospital
Fairway Drive
Nicholson Street
Fremont Avenue
Alvararo Street
Juana Avency
Mast Mth Street
Santa Rose Street
Doolittle Drive
Bermuda Avenue
Tax break for retired urged in San Leandro
Citizens for Community Improvement ask San Leandro to adopt a tax exemption for all retired persons over 65 with annual incomes not exceeding 4500. The group unanimously voted to seek the measure after reviewing city manager suggestions for spending 541000 in federal revenue sharing funds. They argue property taxes do not cover city services and ask council to use the funds to cut taxes.
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San Leandro—M
Citizens For Community Improvement
Fmm
Organzaition
Cty Countie
John Ely
T He
Truck ordinance delay urged by San Leandro group
Members of the Floresta Momeontrers Association ask the city council to defer action on proposed packing restrictions for frisks and rearcation vehicles. They seek a work session before the ordinance lapses and invite Councilman William Suerstedt to discuss changes to the current ban on parking recreational vehicles in residential districts. They also voted to push federal revenue sharing funds toward lighting at Pacific High School’s football field.
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San Leandro Mumbers
Floresta Momeontrers Association
Iyailupraembars
Coun
Cilman William Suerstedt
Pacific High Schon
Centennial workers dinner marks San Leandro centennial celebration
The San Leandro Centennial Dinner at The Boys Club 401 Marina Blvd begins at 3 30 p m Sunday ahead of a 5 p m recognition dinner. The program features San Leandro High School Notobiies and Pacific High School Jazz Band under Matrick Qing erly and Edward Spilman. Attorney Richard King will sing the official centennial songs. Reservations via city office 352 232. Dinner is free for workers, 1 for children under 12, and 1 50 for guests.
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SAN Leandro—Entertainment
San Leandro Centennial Workers
Marina Bs
San Leandro High School Notobiies
Matrick Qingerly
Ue Pareifie High School
Edward Spilman
Richard King
William Syerstedt
Redevelopment Agency approves downtown office occupancy plan
The Redevelopment Agency acting as city council approved occupancy of three offices in the Bank of California building at 14a Meh Street and another portion of the same building. Stanley Long and Sherwood Spreiter will use it for investments and redevelopment work on the same basis. Occupancy of a medical suite at 3 Estudio Avenue, known as the Bellini building, was approved for Dr. Boyd W. Cook.
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Ates
Cl Council
Geange
Carson
Bank of California
Meh
Stanley Long
Sherwod Spreiter
Estudiilo Ave
Bellini
Boyd W. Cook
Broadmoor Homeowners Association Sets Boundaries Near San Liandro
Acting President David Grundimpachy reports the Broadmoor Homeowners Association defined boundaries from Deltaint Avenue to the north Macarthur Baleyard to the east Cutan Avenue to the south and Mast 14th Street to the west at a Tuesday meeting The group will host a February 20 burglary prevention program with two police representatives and a screening of The Door is Always Locked Residents will have no opportunity for questions.
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Police Department
Boosters officers to be elected in San Leandro club
Temporary officers who will guide the San Leandro Boosters Club will be elected at the group’s first meeting Sunday. Acting secretary Charlie Tye reports five boosters will be elected to supervise debates on new ideas to promote the city. Temporary officers will serve six months. The dinner meeting begins at the Dolphin.
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S4n
Leandro
Manly
San Leandro Boosters Club
Charlie ‘Tye
Catholics Install Officers in East Bay Italian Federation
Three South County citizens will be installed as presidents of their Italian Catholic Federation branches. Anthony Cicchetti Hayward Paul Sirs Buss Fremont and Mrs. Thomas Accalino San Leandro will be installed at a 4 p.m. banquet Sunday under the federation East Bay District Council at the Colombo Club Oakland. Reservations via Frank Paoletti at 569 3010 or 547 3010.
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South County
East Bay District Council
Colombo Club
Claremont Ave
Oakland
Frank Paoletti
Parents Without Partners Hayward chapter plans postholiday party
Members meet tomorrow evening at Lavetta Whalen’s home 64 Lloyd Ave San Leandro for a just after the holidays party. A dads and kids tour begins at 12:30 p.m. at Chabot College parking lot southeast corner Hesperian and Depot Road Hayward. Potluck dinner follows at 21925 Outlook Court Castro Valley with moms bringing youngsters.
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Parents Without Partners
Hayward
Lavetta Whalen
Lloyd Ave
San Leandro
Surstay
Chabot College
Southeast Corner
Hesperian
Depot Road
Outlook Court
Castro Alley
Chamber Budget Opens 1973 With Balance
The SAN LEANDRO Chamber presents a 1973 budget of 192,722 dollars, down from 149,182 last year, with board action set for February 1. Major income remains from city 17,112 dollars and county 13,200 dollars. 36,000 from merchants renewals. Western Union 7,000. 41,670 planned for community promotions. salaries consume 68,082. office equipment upgrade eyed at 1,765 with old machine trade-in of 275. shared payments cover 1 per cent this year and 50 per cent next year for two tax cycles.
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Western Union
New group forms to carry on 1972 centennial spirit
SAN LEANDRO Brent Galloway, elected acting chairman, leads a new historical group forming from the 1972 centennial effort. Tom McCardy will review bylaws and incorporation steps as about 30 attendees discuss a broader scope and possible name change. A second meeting is set for Feb 21 at 7:20 PM in the library.
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San Leandro
Brent Galloway
Communities Tor
New Historical Group
Tom McCardy
William Suersted
Yel © de Namnd
Thistorical Society
San Leandro High to Add 20 Faculty Parking Spaces
Principal Flood Williams reports San Leandro High will add about 20 spaces in the faculty lot to ease student parking pressure. The move comes as the campus has fewer than 100 student spaces and a 31,523 square foot parcel upgrade would cost about 15,000 dollars. The new spaces for the adult school rear lot prioritizes students with medical needs, then work experience program participants, then seniors, with a name-drawing lottery if spaces remain. Williams notes other projects prevent spending 15,000 dollars on parking and projects a head count drop to about 960 students in five years from the current 1,360.
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Flood Williams
Williams
St Dents
Dolly Review heats up South County scene in Hayward
Friday, January 19, 1973 reports on Tha Dolly Review as a local cultural highlight in Hayward California. Performances draw residents, with scene notes on acts, venue atmosphere, and community turnout.
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Hayward
Cali
Board appoints committee heads in San Leandro Chamber
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce directors yesterday named committee chairmen and board assignments. Dr Donald Field presides with chairs covering health and safety John Aballe, finance David Davani, auditing James Groogin, retail council Jerry Green, education Charles Mason, community affairs Jon Reynolds, transportation Carl Uhrmann, special events Ralph Watters, legislative action Cal Wyatt, and other posts held by Leland Bruner vice president etc. A Western Union rep will be named later.
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Donald Field
John Aballe
David Davani
Nance
James
Groogin
Jerry Green
Post Office investigation urged in Washington by Edwards
Congressman Edwards cites widespread complaints about the newly created postal system and Fremont service. He says delays of days or weeks threaten business and asks the General Accounting Office to investigate, with hearings promised early this year and potential legislation to revert to government ownership.
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Washington
Cong
Edwards
San Jose
Fremont
Kelwaris
Ace Handy
Oie
Sky
Thaddeus Dulski
House Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Dulskin
U.S
General Accounting Office
Ron
San Lorenzo Blue Angels Host California Color Guard Contest
The San Lorenzo Blue Angels marching unit will host its first California Color Guard Circuit contest Saturday night at 7 at San Lorenzo High School. Competitors from Northern California attend as adults pay 1.50 and children 10 and under pay .75. Contest director Marei Souza leads the event with captains Jeff and Tracy Kneble among participants.
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San Lorenzo Blue Angels
San Lorenzo Strutters
California
San Lorenzo High School
E. Lewelling Blvd
Atta
Jeff
Angels Paulyarton
Tracy Kneble
Sue Oliver
Scott Oliver
The
Blue Angels
Marei Souza
Housing seminar speakers set for San Leandro event
Dal Green announces two day workshop for the San Leandro Freedom of Choice Housing Project expected to involve about 1 million residents. Dale Bertsch of Daytan Ohio and Mud Platzek of the Association of Bay Area Governments will speak at sessions at Lyon's Den and Casa Peralta. Mayor Jack D. Mattester to give opening remarks.
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San Leandtio — Gunst
San Laantirn
Freedom of Choice
Dal Green
Dale Bertsch
Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission
Daylan
Ohio
Mudy Platzek
Plarner
Association of Bay Area Governments
Lyon’s den
Hays St
Casa Peralta
W. Estudillo Ave
San Leandro
Green
Jack D. Mattester
Golden Agers seek young blood in Hayward
Hayward Golden Agers invite new members led by Mrs. Arcel Cartyen who seeks some young blood to help run and rebuild the independent group. After flu took many, the next meeting is at the Salvation Army Hall on A Street from noon to 3 pm on February 7. contact Mrs. Carlyon at 61-898 for details.
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Arcel Cartyen
Breave
Polvorosa Heads Drive For March of Dimes
San Leandro councilman Marty Polvorosa serves as community chairman for the March of Dimes in San Leandro for a sixth year. He expects to top $8,600 in collections via a pass the envelope campaign, with envelopes collected at Bank of California on East 14th Street.
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San Leandro
Marty Polvorosa
March of Dimes
Polvorosa Pas
Gal Chou Tie
Henry
Deadrich
al Nahm
Bank of California
Protest Filed Over Board Pay Raise in San Leandro
A formal protest to the salary hike voted by Alameda County Supervisors was filed with the federal Cost of Living Council in Washington DC. Citizens for Community Improvement claim the $4,400 raise per supervisor exceeds the 5.5 percent wage guideline. Ely criticizes officials for seeking higher pay and cites government wage principles.
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San Leandro
Alaemeda County
Federal
Cost of Living Council
Washington D.C
John Ely
Marina Faire Citizens For Community Improvement
Ely
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