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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1971
Page
6
Hayward beautification awards will honor 19 individuals and businesses for improving buildings or areas in the Greater Hayward region. Raymond Burr was named chairman of the new subcommittee drawing up categories and selecting awardees.
A Fremont area transient named John Gray, 18, was charged in municipal court with 10 felony counts tied to two robberies on the same day. He allegedly robbed a Newark store at 7000 Jarvis Ave, taking $890 and firing twice, then robbed four men at a gas station in Hayward. Police tie him to an earlier Hayward holdup. He faces five armed robbery counts, attempted murder, and related charges, plus possession of LSD and stolen property.
The Chamber of Commerce warns against Vace lors Ltd of Walnut Creek for claiming Chamber endorsement. Fremon Chamber official Stew Laycock says the firm approached locals offering free vacations to Lake Tahoe and falsely ties its operation to the Chamber. He confirms no endorsement or contact was made.
Dr. Ralph Alprin of the Chesapeake Co. denied any involvement with a proposed move to expand Fremont City Council to seven district elected members. He said the company and he are disassociated and that Rudy Delltenreider is pursuing it as a personal effort, not a corporate initiative.
Delbert R. Sluddie age 22 of 27150 Gak S Fremont and Ernest C. Fearn age 18 of 17229 Elm J Fremont pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit a felony. They were charged with kidnapping and assault with a deadly weapon. Victim Mark R. Pummill 19 of 37744 Colfax Court suffered severe head and neck injuries after a debt dispute. Sentencing scheduled in superior court for August 2.
Goodwill Industries moves its Hayward outlet to 665 Tennyson Road for a larger sales area and parking. Grand opening at 9 am tomorrow led by mascot Goodwill Willie. manager is Philip Melton. Local contacts include Mrs Bolton and Mark Roath.
Fremont Unified schedules a 29 million budget discussion at Falbuighl on Mont Blvd. Newark Unified hosts a 7 30 p m meeting at 3715 Musick Ave with Supt M Nunald Thomas presenting goal recommendations and budget work session. Newark Planning Commission considers Fremont official recommendations on denying construction of a steel building at an auto wrecking yard near Newark city limits.
Eight members of the Alameda Conservation Association drop their class action against Leslie Salt Co over filling and diking in San Francisco Bay. Judge William Sweigert allows future suits by others. Sierra Club and Save the Bay had urged intervention but were denied. The case hinged on Army Corps of Engineers jurisdiction and navigable waters, with ongoing disputes about standing and representation.
James Bullock of the Fremont Park Department says over the weekend yardals chopped or mutilated more than 20 trees in Marshall Park including pine alder Australian willow eucalyptus and pepper varieties. Gary Prescott a seven year old from Fremont is mentioned in the background.
New Haven school district trustees weigh a revised plan that could raise the tax rate by seven cents to fund a shift toward a ninth grade through 12th grade James Logan High School, moving seventh and eighth grades to a portable facility. The cost is estimated at 5600,000, with lease and setup expenses borne by the junior high override tax.
Local column from The Galty Review dated Tuesday dvby 14, 1971 highlights happenings in Hayward and Coll area. Brief notes mention community events and notable locals. details are fragmentary but place names and date anchor the report.
San Lorenzo village homeowners association leaders urged defeat of a proposed consolidation of four fire districts in a special session. Two feasibility studies for merging San Lorenzo Castro Valley Cherryland on Ashland were rejected by community representatives. Alameda County Board of Supervisors will decide if a special election is needed, with a June primary ballot option being considered.
Fremont City Manager Don Driggs will ask the council to hire Industrial Employers Association of San Francisco to mediate the five year salary dispute with three major employee groups. The proposal covers about 860 workers and would cost roughly $14,000 over two years, with talks possible to resume immediately if approved.
City manager Don Driggs backs a 100 day suspension for Officer Schlime after reconsidering a Civil Service Board recommendation. Council members will vote at 7:30 pm on June 22 in City Hall chambers. The board had urged a shorter penalty and the police chief was ordered fired previously. the latest plan would reinstate Schlime with a 100 day penalty.
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