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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1972
Page
6
Dolly the chimp becomes the first animal in Fremont County to be licensed under the new exo animal ordinance. Owner Marie Wilson pays a $25 fee after the law passes, making Fremont the county’s first city to require such licensing.
Local brief highlights from South County scene including Heyward and Callt events dated Thursday January 27 1072. Readers are reminded of ongoing community happenings and small reports from The Daily Review.
NEWARK The Mugu development near Mowry West was rejected for the second time by the planning commission Tuesday night. Rousseau Industries’ 138‑unit project on 46.5 acres at Central Avenue and Elireh Street was denied after nearly two hours of public input. Some commissioners suggested continuing the matter due to absences. others upheld the denial citing concerns about feasibility and impact on the neighborhood. Opponents argued the plan would create a slum risk, while Rousseau’s attorney said the firm may pursue appeal or withdraw the project.
About 80 Williamson High School students staged a two hour walkout and gathered across the street from the campus. Assistant Superintendent Philip Brazil said officials concede many complaints are legitimate and action will follow. Spokesman says grievances center on computerized teaching and communication with officials. students threaten to remain out for weeks if needed. Principal Sam Muscolino led the meeting with student leaders.
Fremont The school board approved hiring an administrator to head new programmed budgeting and teacher evaluation programs with a $15 000 budget transfer to cover salaries for the remainder of the fiscal year The administrator will be chosen from applicants screened by district leaders and placed on the administrative salary scale The board also named four sub administrators for American High School set to open in fall with Paul Bonaccorsi James Armstrong Edward L King and John DiPaoli as assistant principals or department heads
Fremont mayor William van Doorn is expected to announce at a 4 p.m. press conference at City Hall that he will not run for a third term. Reliable sources quote him saying he will not pursue political aspirations.
Fremont Newark Community College District trustees face an $893,609 construction shortfall for the new Ohio College campus and a $495,410 district deficit. A tax increase is one option among three, with a study session planned as urgency grows to place the measure on a ballot for the next fiscal year.
Fremont school district wins $28 902 under the US Environmental Education Act to run a nature center near Lake Elizabeth. Principal Philip Holmes says funds will train high school tours, support 200 elementary teacher in service, and transport students. Candis Lighters contributed 20 000 for exhibit area and boardwalk construction.
Fremont residents proposed camping facilities and land acquisitions to expand Coyote Hills Regional Park. Beagle clubs urged annual dog runs, while a speaker warned against pinning the plan to a marina. Biologist Dr. Poulter warned funding could endanger the sea mammal lab shared with the park district.
Singer Housing plans a $50 million project on 48 acres of Patterson Ranch, spanning Fremont and Newark, with 1656 and 1838-era houses and 60 percent eucalyptus grove preservation. City staff urge a six month study to reexamine northern Fremont zoning, possible boundary tweaks, and a Newark shopping center before approval. The plan includes detached homes, townhouses, and apartments priced from 20000 to 35000, with 40 acres set aside as parklands. The meeting starts at 7 30 PM in Fremont City Hall chambers.
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