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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1971
Page
4
City officials held a work session to study a Wilhinen Pelisa expansion of Blue Tillie restaurant at the marina. The discussion covers Pier replacement, bay access, and a Marina Clubhouse, with plans for a new boardwalk and conservation commission input.
HAYWARD The Board of Adjustments will hear a formal request tonight to allow a mobile home on vacant Mission Benevared Way lot in Fairway Greens. The application, filed by Pacific Western Mobile Home Co. and Jordan Development for Oliver Rousseau Organization, is on the agenda at 8:30 p.m. at City Hall.
Hayward police announce promotions for several officers. Detective A. W. McCunty and Patrolman J. P. Evanski rise in rank. McCunty is reassigned temporarily to the service division while awaiting Sergeant Setward Hill, recovering from an auto crash. Lieutenant Test Souxa moves from service to operations as a wagon commander and Sergeant Dale Laws in the patrol section shifts to the detective hue unit.
Ten individuals sign a Peralta area petition as West Moudsy courtships discuss final plans for a Toyvear centennial project. Mrs James Gilmore faces a property sale dispute while committees draft a brochure detailing financing and community involvement.
Gry Martin and Jonestan Street volunteers will run a remedial math class at the Hayward Community Center starting tomorrow. Classes will be held Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Participants must meet basic math needs and follow center guidelines.
Deadline forenttes Lidhe 3 classes on the sleventh anital Giver fre Tinion Raden and Hirse Shove. Entry fee is $2.30 per loss at Robertson Park, Livermore. Awards include trophies. Competition limited to persons under 16. Information available from RAAR Telween E Am.
San Leandro residents and council members clashed over a 9 Marina Pleds site rezoning for a 224 unit apartment complex. Neighbors argued the plan would alter housing density and overlook their homes. The motion to postpone failed with abstentions from several members, while supporters urged urgency for affordable housing. A revised plan to alter second story window lines drew further debate before July 2.
A public meeting agenda outlines a consolidation plan linking San Lorena Village with Ran Faron Ashland City Valley and Cherpland areas. The session covers zoning, street widening, setbacks, and hazardous area protections, with remarks from community leaders and local organizations.
Mayor Henry Frates presided at the dedication yesterday of a new park and recreation center on Decote Road. Local officials and a junior baton twirling squad attended alongside parade participants and several youths from Livion Guy Susan Pel letier 17 among others in the event.
Rayward Hayward Ely enrmchmen wil hold a hearing as council reviews a proposed 926 mile operating budget. A second budget round is planned with a 4 pm session in the city hall council chamber. Talks cover license fees highway costs and service line increases while the bicycle path program and railcar participation are discussed.
ITARD board schedules meeting to discuss buying park land for a future recreation site near Indupen deal. Plans include turfing the area, integrating play facilities, and possible construction of a new park with a field backstop and fencing at Meek Park.
Union City considers a pay package for all city employees including fire and police. The measure would cost the city between 35000 and 40000 dollars if approved, with automatic annual salary increases tied to the consumer price index starting next year. The council plans a formal presentation to the State Division of Highways on July 23 and a public hearing.
The Hayward area abandons planned Opportunity Schools for fall. Instead continuation high schools will offer a unified program combining remedial, vocational, and special work experience at each campus. State finance supports maintain month long trials to keep students in continuation paths.
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