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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
13
Miss Canty Ozone of Castro Valley was crowned Miss Tall San Francisco at the Claremont Hotel Berkeley. She stands 10 feet high, is the pageant’s 25th winner, and will represent San Francisco at the Tall China International convention in Seattle July 12 to 19.
The San Leandro zoning board will review a conditional use application by D H Oversmyer Co Inc for a 13 000 square foot warehouse at 960 Williams Street. The parcel has no public frontage and access is via an 80 foot long easement from Williams Street. A second hearing covers a larger site for a new foods store at Parkview Gem Center 55 Provesta Blvd with Bazar Foods planning to locate within the Gem Department Store.
A Pleasanton woman Cheryl Leo Allen died after a pistol shot yesterday in her home. Detective Ed Valin said she was despondent after an argument with her boyfriend. The weapon, taken from her father’s rancher, was found on the floor. no notes were found.
San Leandro residents from Mulford Gardens Improve Association plan to file a follow up petition asking officials to address heavy congestion at the intersection of airway and Doolittle drives. Treasurer Andrey Albers says the kidney shaped divider and stop sign control create danger and require traffic signals to allow safe turns onto Fairway.
Robert Finch dedicates acres in Livermore Valley and Pleasanton for open space and a major amateur sports complex. The East Bay Regional Park District and the City of Pleasanton receive parcels near Hopyard Road and Davis Canal for nature ecology, sports fields, and a boating lagoon.
Local brief from The Daily Review notes community events in Hayward for Thursday July 1 1977. Reads as a snapshot of neighborhood happenings and upcoming activities in South County.
The San Leandro Ecology Center elected a nine member board led by Rev Hamner Richardson with officers to be named next Tuesday. Members include Eleanor Arlands Lynn Keffner Lynne Wiegerdi Heidi Woodworth Judy Beng and Henry Boyce. Ken Dandy and Lee Ness were elected but absent. A $600 annual budget funds newsletters postage recycling and a small rental payment to First Christian Church where the center is located. The group aims to partner with the school board and teachers to establish a recycling center at every city school by September. Summer recycling sites include 874 Bella Vista, Sh9-2065, 701 Arthur Ave and 1477 Dayton Ave.
Hayward officials weigh eliminating the eight member community improvement staff as the HUD funded revitalization study stalls. City Manager budget proposals would erase the positions though an assistant planner and secretary remain on the payroll until the current phase ends. HUD urges faster dissemination and local action, with council to review the full report at the Tuesday meeting.
Augustus Latimore 31 was sentenced to 20 years to life in state prison for three counts of first degree burglary while armed and using a firearm. Prosecutors say he and an accomplice robbed Beneficial Finance Co. at East 14th Street San Leandro and Settle Furniture Hayward, binding staff and stealing over 200 dollars from during separate incidents.
A Newark garage fire caused $1,800 damage at 36778 Ruschin Drive on Tuesday afternoon. Fire officials said fumes from a water heater and gas fuels mixed with paint brushes ignited the blaze. Ronald Grant, the owner, was washing brushes and was not injured.
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