Oakes to appeal planning board ruling on station and YMCA
Fremont developer George Oakes and the YMCA will appeal a planning commission rejection of a plan to place a service station at the southwest corner of Blacow Road and Grimmer Boulevard and donate land and $10,000 for a community building. City staff recommended denial, citing ample gas stations nearby. The appeal hearing is set for February 15.
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Fremont
George Oakes
YMCA
Planning Commission
Oakes
Blacow Road
Grimmeroulevard
Singer housing plans delayed in Fremont and Newark
Fremont and Newark planning commissioners delayed Singer Housing Company's plan for more than 2.7 houses and apartments. A work session was set for Thursday and a public hearing for Feb 1. Chair Dudny Frost urged staff to prepare a fuller report. Singer President Jack Brooke agreed to the delay. Commissioner Carolyn Tissel voiced concern about postponement and urged a six month study of the northern city area including Patterson Handh.
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Fremont
Singer Housing Company
Newark
John Herrara
Walter Davis
Commission
Dudny Frost
Singer
Jack Brooke
Carolyn Tissel
Gay Paniel
Patterson Handh
Singers
Two named to Demo committee by Assemblyman Bee
Assemblyman Carlos Bee of D Alaywari appointed H. R. Hank Gomez of Piersanton and Mrs Marjorie Medeiros of Hayward to the State Democratic Central Committee. Gomez, 44, manages Amador Pharmacy in Pleasanton and serves on the Pleasanton Park and Recreation Commission. Medeiros is president of the South Hayward Democratic Club and has long been active in Alameda County campaigns.
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Carlos Bee
H. R
Hank) Gomez
Piersanton
Marjorie Mefelros
Hayward
State
Democratic Central Committee
Gomez
Amador Pharmacy
Pleasanton
Pleasanton Park and
Decoto shop plans backed by planning commission
Union City planning commission unanimously approved the first phase of a 2 23acre shopping center beside the Bay Area Rapid Transit station on Decoto Road. The center will include Safeway, a major drug store, eight department stores, and ten smaller shops, with completion targeted by year end. Developer William Moore aims to finish the full project in two years. A review of a proposed apartment complex across Decoto Road was postponed at the request of the Linear Property Company, which now considers commercial development for the site.
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Union City
Planning Commission
Bay Area
Decoto Road
Tat Center
brvide @ Safeway
William Moore
Decoty Road
Lineals Property Ne
Bee Reelected As Assembly Speaker Pro Tempore
The Alameda County Legislative delegation unanimously reelected Carlos Bee of Hayward as chairman for the 1972 Legislative Session. The group, including Senators Clark Bradley John Holmdahl Nicholas Pete-Tis Assemblymen Ken Meade John Miller Robert Grown and Assemblywoman March Fong, met Wednesday to plan and review countywide needs.
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Alameda County
Assembly
Carlos Bee
D Hayward
Clark Bradley
John Holmdahl
Nicholas Peét- Tis
Ken Meade
John Miller
Robert Grown
March Fong
Newark year round school panel named by board
A Nuevaark school board appointed a 25 member year round school panel to study a possible program. The group includes parents students administrators teachers and district employees with 19 alternates. The committee will make recommendations early next year and initial testing may occur in one school if implemented. Members listed include Marian Abacherli Elwood Ballard Marilyn Bergman Joanie S Bohele Victor D Joe Brow Michael F Bryant Howard Busehke Rachel Carlyle Louis Cortez Ralph De Knight Lowie De Roche Starry Edwards Kenneth L Pusfer James B Gordon Jr Perle Guidry Virginia Hall Peggy Halliday Karma Heald Lenore Malley Lantz Donald W Munro Ronald Oliphant Julie Rehles Richard Thomas Paul A Wong and Peggy Yamegiwu
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Newark
Otembers
Tates
Marian Abacherli
Elwood Ballard
Marilyn Bergman
Joanie S. Bohele
Vloar D
Joe” Brow
Mchael F. Bryant
Howard Busehke
Rachel Carlyle
Louis M. Cortez
Ralph de Knight
Lowie de Roche
Starry Edwards
Kenneth L. Pus Fer. Mee
James B. Gordon Jr
Perle Guidry
Virginia M. Hall
Peggy Halliday
Karma J. Heald
Lenore Malley Lantz
Donald W. Munro
Ronald Oliphant
Julie Rehles
Richard
Thomas
Paul A. ‘Wong
Pegey Yamegiwu
Ohlone College Films and Winter Carnival Events
Ohlone College Theater Fremont hosts film showings tonight and tomorrow including Bhated Beginning The Story of Eric The Lion in Winter and Model Times with a 7 30 p m start donation 30 cents adults 2 cents under 14 Winter carnival by Newark Recreation Department runs to 3 pm tomorrow at the community center 5551 Center Blvd Newark Gustavus Adolphus College band from St Peter Minnesota performs 7 30 pm tomorrow at Christ Lutheran Church 100 Hacienda Ave A free will offering supports the band dance at Newark High School 5 before 1 pm tomorrow admission 1 open to all high school students from Fremont Newark and Union City music by Reign Altontis and Saal Minority
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Ohlone College
Bremenl
Eric
Model Times
Fremont
Newark Recreation Department
Community Center
Cenar Blvd
Newark
Gustavus Adolphus College
St. Peter
Mlan
Christ Lutheran Church
Hacienda Ava
Sia Loren
Marehes
Karl Ring
Richards Amd Sousa
Baleen
Batila
Newark High School
Bms
Lafayette Ave
Reign
Altontis
Saal
Castro Valley trustees weigh drug problem plan at meeting
District Drug Committee outlined four task forces including drop in centers and crisis intervention teams for all secondary schools. Helen Howard led the effort citing student helpers and non moralizing aid. Opposing view from Clark Hemphill urged drug licensing and reading Leary. Board also eyed selling unused Greenridge Road property and reported district fire damage at Nordridge containment school totaling 16885 with 10805 insurance recovery.
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Castro Valley
Commumittee
Hal Swift
Helen Howard
Pboje
Hato de Pue
Greenridge Road
Nordridge Confinuation School
Board delays action on health care agency shakeup
Alameda County Supervisors again delayed a decision on removing Dr James Malcolm from his $36.00 a year post as head of the Health Care Services Agency amid a heated two hour closed session. A second closed session is set for Tuesday morning in Board Chairman Robert E. Isamore's office. Malcolm, 38, has led a $1.1 million budget agency with 2,600 staff since June 1970 and faces options including returning as county health officer, retiring with substantial retirement income, or losing civil service status.
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Alameda County Board of Supervisors
James ©. Malcolm
Hls
Robert E. Isamon
Edunud P. Raarto
Isle
Hannon
Fred Cooper
Marine Corps
Strathman
Malcolm
Shako P
Strathwan
Pointee
Hayward Chamber Maps Zip Coding Feature Unveiled
Laurie Nunes Maid of Hayward shows a new Hayward city map feature Zip Coding. Free maps available at the Chamber office in City Center Building 22300 Foot Hill Bly.
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Hayward
Fremont students rights of free expression debated policy
Fremont school board considers a state compliant policy on student free expression including distribution of material, signs, and bulletin notices at Fremont High. The proposal requires after or before school distribution with 24 hour notice and limits on participants, while keeping campus speaker selection separate.
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Fremont
Studenis
Frentant
Jeff Meldahl
Washington High School
Moat idea revived to shield park from housing pressure
Coyote Hills Regional Park faces encroaching development as Fremont officials proposed a lagoon buffer on the park edge to deter expansion. Milnes suggested a 20 to 30 acre waterway serving flood control and recreation, echoing calls to expand boundaries through county land acquisitions north of Alameda Creek Road.
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Ken Castle
Coyote Hills
Fremont Public Services
Lawrence Milnes
Milnes
Fast Bay
Flond
Nimita
Coyote Hills Park
Lake Elizabeth
Fremont
Alameda Creek
Lanterman
Park Fistries
Whder
Léslie Salt Co
Dolly Review at Hayward and Coilf Opens Friday
The South County scene reports the Dolly Review showing in Hayward and Coilf with a Friday opening on January 28, 1972. Local audiences are invited to attend as the production debuts this week.
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Dolly
Hayward
Coilf
Mystic insight and identity in Christian faith program
The Hayward Messiah Lutheran Church hosted its final mystery trip exploring Christian mysticism. Rev. Jack Lewis stressed that mystics seek contemplation and surrender, with gospel proclaimed not explained, and that personal relationship with God gives purpose, acceptance, and joy beyond material wealth. Meister Eckhart’s ideas on the soul and rebirth were cited to illustrate mystic roots in faith traditions.
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God
Christ
Lewis
Willy
Hire
Tolay
Poputar
Meister Eckhart
John XXII
Eckhart
Ife
Hayward Citizens Advisory Committee Recommends Broad Involvement Policy
The Hayward Citizens Advisory Committee urges multi project tailored involvement for downtown revitalization and city neighborhoods. It rejects a large rigid group and assigns the panel to advise the city council on revitalization matters while pursuing a long range capital improvements program for five to ten years, effective by 1974.
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Hayward
Pality
Citizens Advisory
Fly’ Council
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