Nine utility tax claims filed in Hayward
Hayward city filed nine money claims in the tax claims court against residents who refused to pay utility taxes. Claims range from 25.88 to 68.18 dollars and include penalties. City official Phil Woodworth said the actions cover most large debts, with possible more filings later. Some defendants have resisted for two years or longer, and court action on yesterday’s filings may await up to 30 days.
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Hayward
Sie Claims Court
Phil Woodworth
Woodworth
Ways
Way
Aclion
Fremont girl’s rape claim altered after review
A Fremont girl who told police last week she swam a mile with two companions to escape a would be rapist changed her story after district attorney Burke questioned her account with the girl’s mother. Tucker was arrested on suspicion of assault with intent to commit a felony, contributing to the delinquency of a minor and lewd acts against a child, but released when the charge was dropped.
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Fremont
Alameds Creek
Jeffrey Paul Tucker
John A. Burke
Burke
Tucker
County to Get Share of Sales Taxes in Alameda County
Alameda County will receive 607 500 as its share of an 8 826 000 statewide distribution of local sales and use taxes. State Board of Equalization chairman William M. Bennett said funds will be distributed to cities and counties as the second quarter 1972 advance payment. The bulk comes from Bradley Burns one percent local sales and use tax with 25 677 000 to cities and 4 073 000 to counties. San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District will get 1 673 000 for the additional one half percent tax in the BART region.
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Alameda County
Wit
State Board of Equalization
Willian M. Bennett
California
Bradley-Buims
Savih Canny
Fremont
Hayward
Livermore
Newark
Pimasanlon
San Leandro
Union City
San Francisco Bay Area
Bart
San Francisco
Alameda
Cantra Costa
Hayward planners push zoning consistency rule change
Hayward Planning Commission approved a resolution proposing a text change to require consistency between parcel zoning and the city general plan before a zoning matter leaves the commission. The panel also reviewed a land-use change at the Winton and Amador site, where staff recommended Public Semi Public zoning and the commission held action for another public hearing.
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Hayward Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Tix
Lien
Nil Pit Nave
Winton
Amador Avenues
Newark Days booths open for five day celebration
Newark invites all organizations retailers and businesses to join the Newark Days festival from Sept 26 for a parade carnival fish derby and bike race. Applications available at Newark Chamber of Commerce 920 Thornton Ave. planning committee includes John Fulzaro Shirley Sisk Barbar Lam Bob Jaeger Ede Evans Take Ham Marilyn Rogers Mil Kraus and Frank Sisk.
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Newark
Amlgare
Aris
Craig
Thornton Ave
John Fulzaro
Shirley Sisk
Barbar Lam
Arts and Cralts
Bob Jaeger
Ede Evans
Bill Chivers
Frank Sisk
Take Ham
Marilyn Rogers
Mil Kraus
San Ramon school center blaze destroys district offices
A fire at the San Ramon Valley Seon District Education Center caused extensive damage to the business offices and superintendent’s suite. Fire crews battled flames overnight, with alarms at 11:47 pm and clocks stopping at 11:50 pm. Superintendent Dr. Donald McKinley and Board President Bob Arrigoni provided details, noting heavy smoke and salvageable records despite initial fears.
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San Ramon Valley
Seon
Donald McKinley
Bob Arrigoni
Aeene
McKinley
Arrigon
Republican assemblies hold annual barbecue in Piedmont
The Oakland Piedmont and Redwood Republican Assemblies announce a Sunday barbecue at 4 p.m. at Piedmont Community Mall 711 Highland Ave Piedmont. Candidate Bil McCall for the 44th Assembly District will be there with cocktails and a catered barbecue reservations via Betty Cluck at 685-9116.
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Oakland-Piedmont
Redwood
Piedmont Community Mall
Highland ‘Ava
Piedmont
Bil McCall
Zere
Betty Cluck
New Haven District Nears Merge With South County College
Alameda County Board of Education moved toward recommending New Haven join the South County Chabot College district after public hearings. The final decision, to be announced after an Aug 18 public hearing, will shape a spring 1974 ballot referendum.
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Lante Williams
New Ha‘ven
South County
Alameda
New Has
Bult
Ronald Motta
Chabot
Ohlone
Motta
New Haven
Joseph McCord
Ohie College
McCord
Lester Clack
Chahyl
Clark
Alameda County
Fremont
Chanel
Thomas Hedden
Chicane
Dolly Reriow Hayward leads South County CFL scene
In South County the Daly Reriow Hayward takes a prominent role in Friday CFL coverage on July 20 1973 detailing local games and standings with focus on key players and teams.
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Dolly Reriow Hayward
CFL
Livermore Firefighters Threaten Action Over Bargaining
The Liver more Firemen's Association plans two lawsuits against the City of Livermore and a strike if wage regulations talks do not meet and confer in good faith. A joint powers agreement would create a bargaining agency for Livermore Pleasanton and VCSD. Pleasanton and VCSD initially opposed but now shift.
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Livermore
Fireamen
Pleasanton
Liverore
Valley Comunity Services District
Vcs
VOSD
Thornton €. Bunell
The
Livermore Association
Bunt
Bunch
Illogic in air plan fuels board clash over controls
California Air Resources Board critics spar with San Pran cisco consultants over a land use plan tied to air quality rules. The board balks at new layered governance while consultants defend a time constrained study. Brattain condemns the document as illogical and overlong.
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San Prancisco
California Air’ Resources Board
Findert Brattain
Brattain
Criticism of smog laws foreseen
Bay Area Pollution Control District expected to respond to new federal anti smog proposals by August. Board member Joseph Bort of Berkeley criticized the EPA plan as simplistic and costly, urging more testimony from pollution experts before a public response. The district also weighed LPG as a smog fix, noting safety and emission issues, and warned future funding may end the “smog cops” program if state support dries up.
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Rich Riggs
San Francisco
Bay Area Pollution Control District
Environmental Protavtion Agency
EPA
Joseph Bort
Berkeley
Alameda County
Bay Area
Bork
Bort
Wales
Transportation Committee
Federal
Golden Gate Ave
Joseph Alidé
Alicie
Ig i
Alioto
Milton Feldstein
Feldstein
Carornia Highway Patrol
Qalyaus
University of California At Riverside
Enougl
Meldstein
Anlfort
D. J. Callaghan
Olive Hyde art registration opens for adults and youth
Olive Hyde Art Center at 123 Washington Blvd announces open registrations for adult and youth art programs. Monday schedules include drawing, composition, weaving, macrame, and stitchery for all levels, with Tuesday offering printmaking and life drawing, and Wednesday through Thursday listing ceramics, watercolors, tapestry work, and tile drawing courses with various proficiency levels.
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Olive Hyde Art Center
Washington Blvd
Fremont, Recreate
Yuesday
Farm council reviews welfare policy amid labor protests
Alameda County Welfare Commission hears Central Labor Council protests over sending farm laborers to jobs rather than aid. Council says policy creates a slave labor market. Agenda items include portrait painting and outdoor sketching classes with $12 fees and supplied materials.
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Alameda
Council
Commission
Art Earlor
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