Hayward Council weighs Winton Ave plans and airport tower
Hayward City Council meets at 8 p m to act on the proposed 3 million dollar Winton Avenue civic center including a three story city hall and 6900 seat civic auditorium. The session will consider a state highways funding agreement and a plan to name an architect for an airport control tower funded by 88000 dollars from federal aviation. A rent increase for airplane space at the airport will be discussed with revised monthly rates for planes under 3500 pounds 310 for 3500 to 12500 pounds 315 and over 12000 pounds 315.
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Hayward
Winton Ave
Civic
Colmeilmer
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Gas Tax Funds Spur Major Street Projects
Hayward plans four major street improvements funded by gas tax allocations. A Street widening from Foothill to Second will cost about 348,220 with right of way. Watkins Street paving from A Street to Jackson Street estimated at 55,000 plus 3,700 for signals. Eden Landing Road into Clawster Road roundoff at 1,950. City share of gas tax lower than last year’s 166,000 due to broader population. Council to approve agreement with Division of Highways for gas tax projects.
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Hayward's
A St
Foothill
Riva
Watkins St
A’st
Jackson St
Jackson
Winton Ave
Eal
Eden Landing Rd
Clawster’ Rd
Division of Highways
Washington Ave Two Way Traffic Trial Planned in San Leandro
Washington Ave will reopen to two way traffic tomorrow morning for a 40 day trial after operating as a northbound one way segment from Williams to Davis Streets since last spring. Merchants blamed the plan for reduced business and the city council ordered a reassessment with merchants to track effects.
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San Leandro
Washington Ave
Williams
Davis Sts
Parks Post to Mrs McBride Named Vice Chair
Mrs Patricia McBride has been named vice-chairman of the parks subcommittee of Hay ward Citizens Master Committee to replace Harry O Brien who resigned for ill health. Mrs McBride, wife of George AW McBride, will help guide the evaluation of a 14 million dollar parks acquisition program. Proposed 16 million bond issue plan prepared by staff. Voters will act on the bond in October.
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Patricia, McBride
Hayward Citizens Master
Harry O'Brien
McBride
George’ AW. McBride
Harder“Rd
Newark Budget Peek Tonight Promises City Council Discussion
Newark council members meet in a city hall work session to review the proposed 1955 59 budget. City Manager John Neil plans targeted pay increases but no blanket raises, while employees threaten to seek other jobs if raises are denied. Tax increase discussion hinges on proposed spending and property tax impact. officials seek a reasonable increase.
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Newark
Neil
Nail
Navy Plans Class Series
The Navy schedules a series of Naval Reserve training seminars through year end. Rear Adm. George L. Russell announces the first session at Santa Cruz Naval Reserve Training Fence on Saturday July 12, with commanding officers from Santa Cruz Monterey area units attending. Subsequent sessions will be held at Treasure Island Fresno Sacramento San Mateo Alameda and Salt Lake City Utah.
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Navy
George L. Russell
USN
Twelfth Naval District
Santas Cruz
Naval Reserve
Santa” Cruz
Monterey
Naval
Naval Station
Treasure Island
Fresno
Sacramento
San Mateo
Alameda
Salt Lake City
Utah
Breakfast Club To View Movie on tempered glass history
In San Leandro the Breakfast Club will screen a film tracing the history of tempered glass at tomorrow's meeting. St Felix Armienti will present the program, details unclear due to damaged text.
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San Leandro
San le
St. Felix “Armienti
Hayward Union High School Merger Policy Meeting
City of Hayward typist reports a 7:30 PM meeting at Fitz Hayward Union High School to discuss a school merger policy. One opening in the State Department education office is noted. Applicants will decide on a recommendation for unification. The October 23 meeting aims to vet the proposal.
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Hayward
Fitz Hayward Union High School
Wwill
Nuly
State Department
Educati City Clerk's Office
Tetherball champions honored across four classes
In Hayward area recreation district events, players across four classes earned top honors. Listed firsts include Doug McCormick Portal and Corky Refords Earl Warren for boys and girls 11-13, with multiple schools such as CVCC Del Rey Sequoia and Longwood among the locals recognized for top finishes.
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Hayward
Recreation District
Doug
McCormick
Portal
Corky Refords
Earl«Warren
Harry
Loyle
Cyce
Lorraine
Gearhart
UN Lersch
Earl
Warren
Mike Lidnberger
CVCC
Charlene
Susan
XY Ward
Sorensdalerk
Ails -Joey
John-stot
Burbanik
Albert
Risecond
George Gonzales
Longwood
James Me.Gullenen
Palma
Ceia
Burbank
SAN’ Lorenzo
del. Rey
Jim
Mew
Cherryland
Bill Armstrong
Airport
Pat Monahan
del Rey School
Sue Wharton
Hesperian
Morris Carlson
del Rey
Paul Tavares
Martin
Diene Minielly
Chenrylani
Barbara Medeiros
Sequoia
Bond Campaign Offices Open in Livermore
Livermore civic committee opened headquarters at 245 East First Street led by Judge Joseph A Schenone to support a $285000 bond election set for July 28. About 100 recreation district residents will staff volunteers from 11:30 am daily. The group mailed letters and fact sheets to 1500 registered voters today.
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Livermore
Civic Committee For
Bonds
Joseph A. Schenone
East First Stat
Recreation
Dance Class Signup Opens in Hayward Area
Registration is open at the Hayward Area Recreation District office for three beginner adult social dancing courses. Classes run Tuesdays 7:30 to 9 pm at Kimball School Hayward July 22 and Wednesdays 7:20 to 9 pm at Bay School San Lorenzo July 20. Fee is $4.20 per couple. Reservations by phone available but cancelled if fees aren’t received by July 28. Supervisor Veronica Wright announced.
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Hayward ‘Area Recreation Dist
Esl
Hayward
Kimball
Bay School
Beckman Rd
San Lorenzo
Veronica
Want Ads Tease Open Class 27 Dining Deals
A compact classified tease invites readers to try Class 27 ads and hints at a wide range of dining offers available today. The notice emphasizes affordability and tempting options for locals seeking new meals.
Vandals mar Fremont School and Irvington cemetery grounds
Vandalism caused about 500 dollars in damage to Fremont School in Irvington and Fremont Memorial Park Cemetery. Break ins damaged a door and extinguisher, scratched doors and walls with obscene words, and painted shed interiors. At the cemetery bricks chipped, wire fences loosened, and a grave marker toppled.
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Dennis
Fremont
Me‘morial’ Park
Irvington
Estep Named To Port District Board President
H W Estep was elected president of the Oakland Port Commissioners for the coming year. He succeeds James F Galliano, an attorney. Estep is in his second term on the board and has previously served as president. Other officers elected include John Tulloch, contractor, first vice president, Nat Levy, retired Moore Dry Dock official, second vice president Gallena Carl H Hansen, coffee company owner, completing the five person board.
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H.W. Estep
Oakland Appliance
Thes
Oakland
Board of Port Commissioners
Estep
James’ F." Galliano
Usinge Sag
Tulloch
Livermore Zoning Law Meet Tonight
Livermore Planning Commission schedules a session at 8 p m in the high school library to discuss a re draft of the proposed zoning ordinance with a deadline of August 1. Tonight’s topics include trailer parks as commissioners review 33 remaining pages.
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Livermore
Livermore Planning Commission
Imange
Cleaner Sales Rise In Boston Market 1957 Report
Sales of five household cleaners and polishes in Boston totaled 215 million dollars in 1957, up three percent from 1956, signaling robust growth in the domestic cleaning products sector. The figures reflect strong demand for surface cleaners and polishes across urban households.
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Boston
Inoculation Law on Second Reading at Fremont Council
In Fremont the second reading for a mandatory inoculation ordinance is expected at tonight's council meeting. Antone Ray seeks rezoning of property from agriculture to residential at 330 Cherry Lane in Niles after a fire. Mart Bhesting was refused a use permit to convert a home at 182 Bay St Irvington into a barber shop and a two bedroom apartment unit.
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Antone Ray
J Agriculure
iCherry Lane
Niles
Martor Bhesting
Bay St
Irvington
Patent Office Receives About a Yearly Count of Patents
The United States Patent Office processes roughly forty five thousand patent applications annually. Officials note steady growth as inventors continue to seek protection for new ideas.
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Ashington
United States’ Patent Office
Hayward Man Pleads Guilty in Barroom Gunpoint Case
Ronald Meier, 22, of 692 Willow Avenue Hayward, pleaded guilty before Hayward Municipal Court judge L. Foley to brandishing a weapon after holding a barroom full of customers at gunpoint for about half an hour Sunday. He entered the Say-When bar at 25940 Hesperian Blvd with a loaded shotgun, drank a bear, and ordered patrons around until they wrested the gun and knife away.
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Ronald’. Meier
Willow
Hayward
L. Foley
Hayward Municipal Court
Meyer
Hesperian Blvd
Planners Set Zoning Study Session in Pleasanton
Pleasanton Planning Commission will hold a study session at 8 p.m. Thursday in City Hall Office to discuss a proposed zoning ordinance. The meeting focuses on examining zoning proposals and potential impacts on the city planning framework.
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Pleasanton
Planning Commission
Transit Board Opens New Assembly Room in Flood Building
Directors of the five county Bay Area Rapid Transit District will inaugurate the district's permanent Assembly Room at the July meeting at 2 PM The room in the Flood Building San Francisco will host future board meetings It features a raised U shaped directors table facilities for staff personnel and press portable seating for 66 and convenient parking near the Eleventh Street entrance.
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Bay
Area Rapid Transit Dist
Transit District Board
Flood
Markey
San Francisco
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