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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
5
Local officials in Livermore Amador Valley show cautious support for a proposed one-valley government. A steering committee may study merger benefits like storm drainage and traffic, but many cities remain reluctant and no formal agreement exists.
Fremont city officials told residents that funds are too tight to support the 40,000 dollar annual Boys Club budget which keeps about 1,100 youths off the streets. City Manager Don Driggs said a full report on spending will come next month as the reserve sits about 30,000 dollars in the red. Civic leaders urged help, noting the club’s value and recent local spending on youth programs, while council members urged presenting a formal request at budget time in May.
San Leandro planning commission meets at 730 p m in the municipal courtroom at 98 East Hth St to discuss zoning ordinance amendments. The staff seeks to permit detached accessory sidings on the front half of building sites and to raise street side yard widths on corner lots in multiple residential districts, with development approval required.
Aud1 Chrity Way stands with Melody Fitzsimmons Karin Miller and Nancy Reid all Castro Valley at the awards display. Measurements and addresses listed show the young performers aged 13 and 14 from nearby Proctor Road homes.
Hayward California January 25 1968 budget review by the County School Board at 8 p.m. in Room 184 County Office Building 224 W Winton Ave Hayward. Board to seek 3 percent rise in state funds to cover costs with a slight county general fund increase and an overall expected decrease in the county schools 1968 69 budget. State funds for 1967 68 set at 617307 with 840859 requested for 1968 69. General funds for 1967 68 at 271830 and 278705 requested for 1960 64. Cost of living salary hikes factor in.
Funeral notices from Livermore and Pleasanton detail services for Carroll J. Cook 3 of 420 Main St Pleasanton a former Livermore bartender who died Tuesday in Valley Memorial Convalescent Hospital. Also listed are Grace F Dunn 61 of Fremont and Louise Marie Richey 58 of San Leandro with their service details and surviving relatives.
Pleasanton reports the new Alameda County animal shelter at Santa Rita should finish by February seven, with a six thousand one hundred sixty five dollar partial payment to contractor Don L Bernard. The facility will hold about 100 animals with 30 cages and two runs and will operate alongside the Hayward adoption center.
Newark officials won backing from Alan Hart, district engineer, to widen Thornton Avenue from Olive Street to Newark Boulevard with state funds. The state will cover 115,800 of the 310,000 project cost, while city funds and potential added state money hinge on overall availability. Hart urged proceeding with right of way acquisitions and planning, warning final approval depends on funds. Forty three property owners along Thornton are to be contacted as work proceeds.
Newark city councilmen face a heavy agenda tonight with a work session on a cable television franchise at 7 p.m. in City Hall Newark Blvd. A regular meeting follows at 6 p.m. Items include Newark Unified School District permit appeal for a second high school and street developments, planning commission critique of ABAG regional plan, Yeager patio variance for a play area, and a city manager update on a potential refuse disposal site.
Alameda County Administrator Earl R. Strathman released an itemized list of equalization tax costs from last year. The county paid $605,890 more because its assessment ratio ran lower than San Francisco and Contra Costa. The board urged a bill to apply a 15 percent tolerance factor to assessment ratios. Transit, air pollution, parks and utilities added 3.03 cents to the tax rate. The Alameda Contra Costa Transit District cost $45,271. Bay Area Rapid Transit $44,348. Regional Water Board $4,886. Regional District $3,671. air district $7,214.
The Alameda County Water District directors plan a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the district board room to discuss possibly taking over Citizens Utilities Co local operations. A petition with 1,569 signatures urges the purchase. The board will also consider a paving contract with Pelligrint Paving Co for a waste disposal line at 72,293.20 dollars.
Castro Valley Unified School District trustees meet at Canyon High School in Room D-36 at 7 30 p m to hear a progress report on a master plan for the district. The study should wrap by May and a resolution will be asked to urge the State legislature to release financial information to districts earlier to aid budgeting.
Maude Hansen A died yesterday at a local convalescent hospital. Private services were held today in Fremont with burial planned at Mountain View Oakland. Survived by daughter Jeané Bunsen of San Francisco she was a native of Iowa and longtime San Francisco resident who lived in Hayward recently. Former car saleswoman in New Mexico. Burial at Mountain View Cemetery Oakland. Interment details incomplete due to fragmented text.
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