Spruance appeal abandoned over plea handling
The Alameda County appellate division allowed the abandonment of Spruance’s appeal in the Hansen case from San Leandro. Hansen pleaded nolo contendere to failing to yield, while Spruance had found him not guilty, and the district attorney argued the plea’s effect should be the same as guilty with conditions.
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Willan D. Spruance
Hayward
Alameda County Superior Court
Spruance
Jack Hansen
Thrush Ave
San Leandro
Hansen
Nolo Contendere
Asst
Tsk. Aly
David Dutlom
Spruaie
Mecau
Dutton
Open house set at Adobe Art Center in Castro Valley
The ninth annual open house at the Adobe Art Center 20395 San Miguel Avenue Castro Valley Sunday from 1 to 4. Exhibits by Adobe students showcase jewelry painting drawing printing pottery sculpture and weaving with demonstrations by instructors. Center is part of Hayward Area Recreation District with other locations offering adult and youth classes. staff will answer questions about the coming session starting February.
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Adobe Art Center
San Miguel Avenue
Castro Valley
Adobe
Hayward Area
Castro Valley Corumunity Center
Lake Chahol
San Felipe
D St
Tinyaward
San Lorenzo
Buena Vista
San Lorenza
Tie Rey
Rockman Roads
Southgate
Chiplay
Sleepy Hollow Avenues
Hayward
Fit and Trim program at HARD centers
The Hayward Area Recreation District offers a women oriented instructional trim and fitness program on Mondays and Wednesdays through March 21 at San Lorenzo and Castro Valley centers with morning and early evening sessions. Additional holiday week classes move to Weekes Community Center in Taylawn from 9:30 to 11:45 a.m. Registration costs 1.59 for residents within HARD boundaries and 1.30 for nonresidents.
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Hayward Area
Ake Chabul Road
Castro Valley
Weekes Community Center
Patrick Ave
Taywanl
San Lenmpton sales tax up more than ten million
San Lenmpton sees a $10.1 million rise in sales and use tax for October to December 1972 versus 1971, with total taxable business for the last quarter at about $103.3 million, a 6.2 percent uptick for the region.
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San Litandro
Aline
San Lenmxton
Tom Vowles
Sii Lasxtra Chamber of Commerce
Outstanding Elementary Teachers Named From Park District
STAYWARA Mrs Bennix Logsdon and Stanley Laird elected Outstanding Elementary Teachers of America for 4172 by Park Elementary School staff. The national program honors individuals for selfless service and leadership in elementary education with bios featured in the awards volume. Dr WW Gilbert Beers, program director, lauded their exceptional service and noted selection factors include classroom talent, civic service, and professional recognition.
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Staywara
Bennix Logsdon
Stanley Laird
Oustawing Elementary Teachers of America
Park Elementary School
Laywart
Clementary Teachers of America
Gilbert Beers
San Leandro names new city service board president
Clint Lac elected president of the San Leandro city service board to succeed Joseph Egan. Touraday, Wil Schmidt named vice president to succeed Lac, though Schmidt was not present.
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San Leandro
Clint Lac
City Service Board
Joseph Egan
Touraday
Wil Schmidt
Lac
Planning Commission Tonight Sees Downtown Development Talks
Hayward Planning Commission subcommittee on downtown development meets tonight at 7:90 in conference room B City Center Building to discuss 1973 activities including a downtown market potential study and a proposed circulation and parking study. Union City Girl Scout ME pollock dinner at Seasles School with troop donations. Upian City Girl Scout ME potluck at Manuel White School with troop numbers. a free seminar on wage and price controls by Alameda County South NAS at Ble Dolphin Restaurant.
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Hayward
Tamarack Drive
Alameda Countty South
National Association of Accountants
San Leandro Marina
Wiliam Mercer al
City weighs water rate hike amid SF data review
Hayward officials anticipate a possible general rate increase following San Francisco Water Department data and a consultant study. San Francisco may submit a recommendation to the Public Utilities Commission soon, while Hayward considers a local study to determine if further changes are needed for self sufficiency.
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Tiayward
Sub Francisco
Maynard
Evan
Prye
San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
Hayward
Bay Area Water Users Association
Aml
San Francisco
Frye
Hodlich
Sai Public
Rowards Philips
Firance
Charles McCormack
Union City delays vote on fence height and variances
City council postponed final action on a proposed fence variance ordinance after Casa Verde Homeowners Association critics said it lacks esthetic safeguards. The changes would raise fence height from six to seven feet and allow variances without hearings before the council and planning commission. Residents warned taller fences could affect neighboring homes. The panel also moved to March for public comment and other items. The council approved a parcel map for Southern Alameda Spanish Speaking Organization’s M4-unit, low income apartments on Baker Road. It ruled that a local softball team benefit qualifies as a charity sponsored event for liquor sales at the Kennedy Community Center on Saturday. A joint work session urged bike paths and trails for SED acres west of Union City Boulevard and set aside undeveloped land for recreation such as an equestrian center or golf course.
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Union City
Casa Verde
Foe
Sie
Alameda
Baker Road
Fies
Vam
Kennedy Community Center
Sion
Carrossion
Union City Boulevard
Trustees tackle human relations at Hayward High meeting
Hayward California trustees and community members explored the district’s three year old Human Relations program at a special communications workshop at Hayward High School. Tony Chavez and Jesse Petry outlined efforts, focusing on listening, paraphrasing, information gathering, and addressing ethnic and minority needs.
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Gary Tischler
Hayward
Hayward School Board
Harvard High School
Trusteee
Tony Chavez
Jesse Perty
Aiong
Aimin Selrators
Yaudly Corps
Kaiser dump plan sparks county hearing on recreation swap
At the Alameda Valley hearing, residents and groups like Citizens Against Garbage Environment oppose Kaiser’s plan to use depleted gravel pits for a waste disposal zone and pitch a water oriented recreation center. Protesters cite groundwater risk and property impact while Kaiser touts an alternate reuse.
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Aliwela County
Manning Commission
Ermorea Anuder Valley
Plaisialon
el Jamieson
Citizens Against
Shadow Cliffs Negional Park
Commission Conti
Regional Water Quality Control Board
Agencas
Kaiser
County
Measanton Chaney
Commerce
Val
Artists fear center move and class access in Hayward district
At a Hayward Area Recreation District meeting Mrs. Caral Israven voiced concern over potential relocation of the Adobe Art Center and unequal class access. Directors reassured her that priority rules apply only when classes are full, noting new ceramics workshops and possible South Hayward sites as space opens. The 1972 Citizens Advisory Committee was reappointed to study ward representation, park security, and dog runs, with new members Navid Wingate, San Naltenza, Sheila Mahoney, William Peters, Castra Willey, and Robert Peters.
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Adobe
South Hayward
New Haven
Allsraomut
Hayward
Navid Wingate
Sheila Mahoney
William Peters
Castra
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