Landowneers Postpone Hayward Planning Hearing
Hayward land use hearing on a 1120 acre plan west of Garin Regional Park was postponed after only three Planning Commission members attended. Chairman Florence set a new hearing for August 9 but warned no guarantees a full seven member panel will be present. Mayor Howell was urged to fill the vacancy.
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Hayward
Mission Boulevard
Hayward Planning Commissio
Batt
Garin”ay Reeional Park
Vata
Tom Martian
Willie Hoffer
Sociation
Commission
Manle Florence
Jig
Florence
Penel
Leo Howell
Institution of Partitions
Whith Ue
Coyote
Astimost
Sisk
Ardenwanl
Patterson Ranch
Prenat
Park District
Drug center permit approved for Mayt-A site at Glenrock Drives
The Mayt-A group secured permit approval for a drug counseling and administration center at 37497 Glenrock Drives. The entity, including Ouita and Bore Way renters, aims to buy a Glen Moor site building with a $534,010 federal grant to operate as a de toxification shelter or residence for addicts and support staff.
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Glenrrock
Ouita
Mie
Glenmoor
Approval Granted for Two Story Wipley Plans on Shepherd Avenue
The planning director approved the two story wipley plans along Shepherd Avenue after site plans submitted by Chris Salas for a south side site west of Manon Avenue, about 290 feet away, were reviewed.
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Hayward — Mans
Shepherd Avenué
Threeihy
Pancing
Bince al
Fred
Chris Salas
Shepherd
Manon Avent
Two youths discharged after June crash at Tyr Will Avenue
Two men once listed in critical condition after a chain reaction crash on Tyr Will Avenue last month have been discharged from Rose Hospital. Nicholas Mosley, 28, of Alameda, and Gregory Criswell, 28, of Ban Leandra, were injured when their car struck a row of parked vehicles on June 30, hospital officials said this week.
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Jeayward
Rose Hospital
Vicholas Mosley
Alamada
Gregory Criswell
Ban Leandra
Vandals Wreak Damage on City Parks and Facilities
City recreation department records show 350 dollars in vandalism across San Leandro facilities over three months. Incidents include 100 dollars damage to vestinom walls at San Leandro Ball Park in March, 75 dollars for toilet stalls at Ma ting Park in April, 97 dollars for a breach at Gherry Grove Park, 30 dollars damage to electrical conduit at Chabot Park in May, and 40 dollars for missing sprinklers at Cherry Grove Park in June along with other reported harm.
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San Leandro
Recreation Department
Mating Park
Gherry Grove Park
W Metor
Chabot Park
Cherry Grove Park
Slempre
Verde Park
Former King toy store employee arrested in theft case
A year old former employee of King Nor man s Toy Store in Fremont was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of stealing about 2800 from the store earlier this week. John M King 6057 May haw s Landing Newark admitted sneaking in after hours and opening the safe while taking 4 snail animunl from the cash register. Police reported 800 in cash found in his bedroom and another 400 regareted Erhman aettaint ange who aided King.
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King
Norman's
John M. King
Mayhaws Landing Road
Newark
Poline
Erhman Aettaintange
Inc
Pollen
Tgpares
Kit
Second Summer Sessions Set to Open at Sunset and Mt Eden
The second four week summer session at Sunset and Mt Eden high schools opens Monday offering both academic and enrichment classes. Interested students may register at the summer school office in Sunset or Mt Eden at 8 am. Information available from the Sunset office at 441-2920 or Mt Eden office.
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Bimset
Eden
Sunect
Eden Bijgi
Obscene call case ends with probation for Tepla Tapia
A Fremont man Ralph Tapia faced a charge of disturbing the peace after a pattern of obscene calls. After police traced the telephone harassment lasting months, Tapia appeared in municipal court and pleaded no contest. Judge James Parl placed him on two years probation following his guilty plea.
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Tepla
Tapia O
Telimad Lu
James F. Parl
Tapia
Filigity fashion show and falK dancing event details
On the Bay Area Wilenerican Central Society agenda a 7 30 pm Filigity fashion show and falK dancing at Chabot College auditorium. The society seeks adult donations and a dollar from students for the Japanese American Philatelic Society Tilpan Sunday Sumitomo Bank Oakland. John Shiveley will present a program on slamps at slapay from Tooboku. No auction of fayuinese shims philatelic materials. Ora Lema Sanitary District board meets 5 35 pm at 2600 Grant Ave San Lorenzo. meeting adjourned from yesterday in one regular meeting day. Apprentice completion ceremony 1 pm tomorrow at Guad mas Hall Jack London Square Oakland. Carpenters millmen millwrights pile drivers and contractors reps will gear to journeyman status. John F Venning executive secretary at the California Labs Ve duration withu peak.
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Guadmas Hall
Jack London Square
Oakland
John F Venning
California Labs
Withu Peak
Newark approves 120 salary settlements for city staff
Newark City Council approved salary settlements totaling 120 with an hourlong session. City will contribute 99 437 for across the board raises in all departments and 4 752 from federal funds to cover 11 new firefighters by July. Increases of 5 percent effective July 1 and 6 percent effective Jan 1 were awarded to management and the Newark Miscellaneous Employees Association. City Manager Richard Turnlund and City Attorney Anthony Garcia received targeted raises, and confidential secretaries gained a flat 7.5 percent hike. Police and fire provisions include a 2 percent raise for fire and 13 monthly benefits, and a 9 percent medical benefits increase for police. The package raises city monthly cost to 48.25 per employee and includes relocation incentives tied to advanced degrees.
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Newark Miscellaneous Employes Association
Voo
Anthony Garcia
Newark Firemen’s Federation Local 1483
Hayward Car Crash Kills Driver and Passenger
Hayward authorities report a fatal crash on Indus Pauleway and Hopking Street at 7:20 p m. Hayward resident Hayward smash kills 2 Ormond Longley 86 of 1887 Tulip Ave Castro Valley passenger Taare Fanta 41 of 41Md3 Stanton Ave were killed when their car collided with a tractor trailer. Coroner says investigation ongoing.
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Tulip Ave
Hayward
Taare Fanta
Stanton Ave
Castro Valley
Indus’ Pauleway
Hopking Street
Alatisda
Longley
St. Rose Hospital
Fanta
Aid Permits Widow to Attend Funeral
LIVERMORE A year old widow of a Vietnam veteran who shot himself Sunday boarded a jet to attend her husband’s funeral in Portland. Radiomen and local radio volunteers raised over 200 in pledges in two hours to fund her trip, providing a round trip ticket, meals, and lodging. The donor group, Voice of the Valley, and others in Livermore Hayward and Oakland organized the effort. Mrs McDowell, listed 400 percent disabled by VA, was grateful for the unexpected support and planned to travel with assistance from volunteers.
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Inshand
Portland
Robert H. McDowell
James Workman
Livermore Grup
Warry Grist
Mrs. McDowell
Sid
Workman
Grist
Caoaligi
Alben
Pleasanton
Hayward
Oaklans
Sadio
McDowell
Vietnam
North
Tyeemyre Avenues
Medowell
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
Fremont police group breaks talks with city
Fremont Police Association breaks off talks with City of Fremont charging negotiators with intimidation and threats. The union seeks a 15 percent wage hike over two years while the city offers 4 percent this year or a larger two to four year package. Arbitration possible if no agreement. captains seek representation by the union and higher pay, educational incentives, and updated benefits. City says offers are within cost ranges and disputes are about how to allocate a fixed package.
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Fremont
Fremont Police
Ily
Blue Cross
Kaiser’ Permamente
Bilwio Zuniga
Police Association
Amiga
Zuniga
Manage
Ely
Niga
Heather
Tom Pratt
Wnions
Pratt
De-sex of titles proposal dropped in Newark council
Newark council debated gender neutral job titles replacing maintenance man with maintenance person. Mayor and officials argued for equal opportunity while preserving clarity. A formal vote on adopting unisex titles faced abstention and debate over a personnel classification change.
Library annex space sparks heated council debate
Newark council sparred over library annex use with Mayor Balentine criticizing added 1980 square feet as a staff lounge and storage. The discussion followed a proposal to partition a meeting room in the annex and related park district plans and other civic items on the agenda.
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Newark
Brary
James Balentine
Véstory City Hall
Balentine
Barbara Rayd
Balentiine
Partons
Councilwon
Shirley Sisk
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