Union City selects Stull as chamber chief line
Bruce Stull, 37, chosen from 18 candidates to lead Union City Chamber of Commerce, starts July 5. A Stockton native with business and marketing studies, he has auto parts and General Motors experience, most recently managing Pleasant Hill Chamber, and plans to relocate with wife Linda Ann and daughter Monica. He vows to tackle city business challenges and house search.
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Union Coty
Bruce Hat Very Shull
Marae
Chamber
Commerce
Stull
Yves
Preibant Hill
Charpbar’ Chap Board
Lel
Ric Eckerstrom Weit
Santa Clara Chamber
Will
Union City
Linda Ann
Monica
Union
City
Stockton
and Motor Co
Richmond
Pleasant Hill Chamber of Commerce
O: T
Campaig Stull
Chamber of Commerce
Megane Hill Fiesta Board
Ang Ha
American Red Cross
Citywide garbage rates rise under three year pact
The Oakland Scavenger Co. holds the city franchise and boosted basic residential service from $2.40 to $2.70 per month under a city council ratified three year agreement. A 40 cent increase last fall precedes a new raise to $2.90, effective until July 4, 197.
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Oakland Scavenger Co
Alameda planning panel weighs zone changes for several properties
Alameda County planning commissioners will decide on reclassifying multiple parcels from single family residence to retail or neighborhood business, including 19560 and 5569 Usher Street in San Lorenzo and adjacent Castro Valley sites near Rethgood Head-Wilson Avenue. The moves affect Berkeley Market expansion plans and a commercial refrigeration venture, stirring debate over zoning intent and regional development.
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Alameda Qayoty Planning Commission
Public Works
Mahiarsh
St. Hayward. Louis
Renega Saplucci
Charkes
Louisa Gonsalves
Usher St. San “Lorenzo
Berkeley Mar- Tee Tne
Berkeley Markets
Sy Plang
Wich
Gerald and
Vincent Bonera
Rethgood
Crew Canyon Road
Iearea
Twki Jonas
Alameda Board Grants Raises After Session
Otto Hall, executive director of the Alameda Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board, received a raise as board members renewed committees and approved updated salaries. Robert Lawson of the California Council for Criminal Justice urged cautious steps for drug program funding and praised the board’s crisis handling, with tentative support for a short term grant to shape a state compliant department led by Richard A. Bailey.
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Otto Hall
Alameda Regional
Robert Lawson
California Council For Criminal Justice
Alameda County
Lawsay
Richard A. Bailey
Fremont Chamber Favors Harris Amid Guide Contract Shuffle
Fremont chamber directors debated public relations firms for the shopper's guide. They overruled a move to switch to Frank Iszak Associates and voted to keep Len Harris Agencies, citing a preferred address and ongoing promotions as key factors. A committee was formed to study the slow growth plan before presenting to the city council.
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Fremont — Chamber of Commerce
Hehem
Hanper
Len Harris
Red Chamber
Harris
Ond
Dave Perry
Bregnool
Jm Appsaitiog
Coromercial i Industrial County Désign In
Alameda budget debates stir steady criticis and questions
In Alameda a heated budget discussion centers on figures from multiple groups as the finance director and trustees weigh shifting revenues and overages. Critics fault the process for uncertainty and call for clearer explanations while district leaders defend the approach used to shape this year's budget.
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Bolt
Tia
Holt
Enugh
Postal workers retire at San Jose post office ceremony
Morence Thompson, supervisor at Weemont's Mission San Jose Post Office, retires after 24 years. She began at the station on Filaworth Street before the community joined the city. Thompson and three others will be honored at a champagne brunch.
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Weemont
Mission San Jose
Morence Thompson
Filaworth Street
Bremant
Bedime
Thompson
Brunel
Sunol
Tce
Art Garrison
Tee
Newark
Symalls
Hiebert
Mawry Wane
Mont
Centerville
Bobach Hilbergy
Thyme SE
Fremont
Planning board upholds Hillcrest Avenue apartments approval
Highlands Planning Commission Saturday night sustained the board of adjustments in approving two apartment projects on Hillcrest Avenue east of the California State University, Hayward campus. The vote upheld appeals by Hillcrest residents, with contention over traffic and design, and no added site improvements required.
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Wee— Action Phyayward Planning
Commisseurs
Beft Highlands
Cootin Ked
Hillcrest Avenue
California State University
Eayward
Hillcregt Avenue
Sherman
Mark Valory
Robert Hazeltyn
Theodora Milinguse
Waller Gee
Valory
Hillcrest
Milhousee
Keullidogs
Hitlefest Avenues
Lawis- B
Highlands
Lewis
Boand
Guruissiones
Jim Hayper
Willie Acler
Tom ‘Martind
Warres Rumburg
Wers
Uphald
Beard
Mithouse
Parkside Drive
Parkside
Tough drive-in rules approved by Hayward planners
Hayward Planning Commission approved expanded standards for drive ins amending zoning to regulate design and performance of service stations drive-thru operations and to limit car wash gas pump combinations to commercial zones with a hearing tentatively set for May 22.
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Hayward
Arraignment Delay in Barger Case
Four members of the Hall Angels are linked to the murder case in Oakland. Ralph H Barger remains indigent and seeks court-appointed counsel paid by the county. A tax lien on Bargers home and assets is debated as he fights for legal representation while court delays continue.
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Hall's Angels
Motbrcyele
Superior
Ralph H
Sonny) Barger
Wyte
Oakland Ils
Burger
Heenan We Mintz
Oakland
Oakland Municipal
Barger
Severo Winston Ag
Golf Tanks Road
Jay State
Iself
Whyte
Tesa
Hollywood Motie Company
Harley
Tiny Walton
Abother Angel
Whyte Sai
Dudge
Lionel Wilson
James Haoley
Public Defender
Gary Popkin
Sergey
Wallon
Penny Cooper
Jules Sjonfoar
Fremont approves three month CDC funding subsidy
Fremont city council agreed to a three month subsidy of 1725 dollars for the Community Drug Council program with city managers noting continued review and potential further funding. Union City may join, as officials seek ongoing support amid negotiations and a possible shared drug education effort.
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Fremont
Community Drug Council
CDC
Uscext
Jay Warner
Singuf
Dan Drn
CDE
Driees
John Baker
Union City
Bill Zaner
City Councilman Kneels to Judge Erotic Movie
Pasadena Texas councilman Roy D. Mense testified he knelt near a drive in theater, claiming an erotic film appeared on screen. He charged the woman manager Juanita Olot regardless of city law prohibiting explicit content. Olot was released on four hundred dollars bond.
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Pasadena
Tex
UPH
Roy D. Mense
Mense
Bia
Juanita Olotr
Opening report mistakes misprint in Liberty House fashion mall plan
A misread opening report from Hayward California describes Liberty House mall with a two level design intended as a mall within a mall. July events include fashion and home furnishings merchandise.
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Hayward
Liberty House
California
Department 5
Dally Cali
Wildcats Hunt Permit Plan Adopted by California Commission
The California Wish and Game Commission approved a test basis plan to issue sport permits for the 1972-73 season to hunt wildcats in certain zones while a moratorium on mountain lion slayings remains in effect. The rule aims to regulate hunting activity and determine feasibility during the trial period.
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Bishop
Calif
IPI
California Wish and Game Commission
Tanges
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