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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1957
Page
4
Protests Grow Over Bohannon Site Action
Supervisory Francis Dunn today received several protests to the July 10 action by the County Planning Commission recommending removal of minimum site requirements in the Bohannon Industrial tract at the foot of Grant Ave. A public hearing before the Board of Supervisors will be held at the Winton Ave county office building for area residents. Dunn noted the Bohannon plan envisions light, good mannered industry with landscaping, similar to a San Mateo County project, to aid area development and tax relief under supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Dunn
Sai
County Planning Commission
Bo Hannon
Grant Ave
cDunt
Board of Supervisore
Winton Ave
Dunn
Hohannon
San Mateo County
San Lorenzo
Califor nia Aeronautica Commission Meeting Set
Sacramento report says the California Aeronautica Commission will meet next Monday at 10 am in Room 40, State Education Building, 12 Capitol Ave. The notice urges attendance by commission members and interested parties in the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California Aeronautica Commission
State Education
Capitol Ave
Local Crusade Leader Resigns in San Leandro
D. S. Coney resigns as honorary president of the United Bay Arms Crusade cabinet after his transfer from San Leandro to San Francisco. URAC local president J. M. Kloss announces the move. Coney works for Crown Zellerbach Corp. The cabinet will meet with 1957 campaign chairman W. A Kinney and division heads at 1:30 p.m. August 2 at Lincoln School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
D. S. Coney
United Bay Arms Crusade
San Francisco
J. M. Kloss
URAC
Coney
Crown Zellerbach Corp
W. A Kinney
Lincoln
Work Violation Trial Set July 31
Federal Judge Louis EB Goodman will set trial July 41 for James A Busk and Norman Busk of Hayward charged with hiring children under 16 and violating the federal wage and hour law. They pleaded innocent to the misdemeanors yesterday before the judge. The Busks own Busk Enterprises, 25558 Mederios Ave Hayward.
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San Francisco
Louis EB. Goodman
James A
Norman Busk
Hayward
Busks
Busk Enterprises
Mederios Ave
Gas and Electricity Cut Household Work Time, Says Mr DiSalvo
Mr DiSalvo explains seven minutes of pay covers 24 hours of heat and lights, enabling the use of 34 appliances. He notes gas and electricity cost less per unit now than in 1936, suggesting PGE rates help cut housework as living costs doubled over two decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe DiSalvo
San Jose
Mr. DiSalvo
DiSalvo
P.g.&e
Knight Signs Park Bills Threaten State Recreation Plans
Sacramento reports Knight signed a dozen park projects totaling about 5.2 million dollars in the frantic closing hours of the session. The measures set 31 million dollars in state funds for parks and beaches, but a late sentence could delay spending until 1961, risking delays to recommended park developments and challenging the long range program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Goodwin
J! Knight
Newton
Drury
Department of Beaches and Parks
Finance Department
Knight
San Francisco Palace of
Park Commission
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Fit
Army Plans Big Atom Maneuvers
Washington reports the Army will deploy 19 000 troops in Exercise AU American at Fort Bragg North Carolina in November. The field training war game emphasizes extensive weapons capability for offensive and defensive units with the 82nd Airborne Division, part of the 3d Army Security Battalion, and a helicopter company taking part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Fort lBrage
Nec
82 Airborne Division
Slolth WU. 3. Army Security Battalion
Trash collection expands in Los Angeles area
About 100000 households in the San Fernando Valley will have trash collected by the Los Angeles city starting August 5, under a city-wide sanitation program announced by Warren A. Schneider, director of the Bureau of Sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
San Fernando Valey
Warren A. Schneider
Biareau ‘of Sanitation
Newark Council Faces Budget Slash Tonight
Newark councilmen confront trimming the city budget to hold property taxes steady. City Manager John Nail says about 10,000 must be cut to keep the 49 cent tax rate. Mayor George Silliman supports a two cent reduction, meaning a 12 dollar per thousand cut from Nail’s proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
John Nail
George Silliman
Nail
Naol
Wes Sears
Clark Redeker
Fremont
Sycamore Hall
Richive
Potters
Nad
Los Angeles Realtor Will Valued Over Ten Million Dollars
The will of real estate developer Walter P. Storey, who died at 73 on June 1, was admitted to probate yesterday and unofficially valued at more than 10 million dollars. Storey left a third of the estate to his widow Evelyn L. Storey and the remainder to the University of Southern California Loyola University and the Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children.
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Los ‘Angeles
INI
Isto
Walter P. Storey
Storey
Evelyn L." Story
University of Southern California
Loyola_ University
Shriner's Hospital
London Conclave Captain Canty Attends International Cripples Welfare Congress
Captain Thomas J. Canty, chief of the Amputee Service at U S Naval Hospital Oskiani, leaves for London to participate in the Seventy Congress of the International Society for the Welfare of Cripples from July 22 to 26.
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Thomas J. Canty
U. S
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