Plan to destroy park sparks bay area protests
Conservation groups oppose a four proposal to convert a waterfront park into a parking lot for Navajo Freight Lines Inc and Navajo Terminals. Hearing by the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission. Opponents include Sierra Club East Bay Bicycle Coalition Citizens Advisory Committee on San Leandro Bay and Save San Leandro Bay. The parcel lies in a priority public park area north of a lumber yard across the estuary on Teen Side Boulevard in Alameda. BCDC will vote next month.
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Rezoning appeal filed for 337 Dutton Ave San Leandro
Francis L Williams seeks an appeal before the city council after Planning Commission refused rezoning from family residential to low density multiple residential for 337 Dutton Ave. Commission vote 6 to 0 in Kyron Young absence. Applicant aims to build three units with 2500 square feet each.
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Mexican American group elects first San Leandro president
A Mexican American group in San Leandro elected Leandro Sevicee Center board member as the first president of the San Leandro based Mexican American Social and Cultural Organization. The group aims to unite Mexican Americans from San Lorenzo, San Leandro, and Ashland, with Aug. 19 offices to be installed by Joseph Aceves, Robert Arellano, Connie Ortega, and Rudy Romero.
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Macaroni Group Elects New National Leader in San Diego
Vincent Hevormenion of San Lasudra was elected president of the National Macaroni Manufacturers Association at its 8th annual convention in San Diego NeNomenica. He is secretary treasurer of Golden Grain Macaroni Co. and Ghirardeli Chocolate Co., served as first vice president, and sits on multiple committees and boards including Manteca Bean Co. and But Idle Breeding Associates.
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Dope case arraignment delayed in San Leandro
Owo men arrested Thursday in San Leandro face arraignment in municipal court for possession of hashish worth 7500. Judge Raber Byers continued the hearing to Tuesday setting bail at 7500 for Edward Rouros and 5000 for Gary Lee. Police raid at 1982 Syentwater Drive yielded three pounds of hashish. Both men charged with two counts of hashish possession and two counts of dangerous drugs.
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Fremont Man Charged After Attempted Rape Attack
Zalaseph Dan Jackson 25 of 480 Mowry Avenue Fremont was bound over to superior court on charges of assault with intent to commit rape and a related act. A witness said Jackson attacked the 13 year old girl and tried to tear off her clothes before fleeing. He also faces another rape charge from a separate incident last year.
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Housing tract work to begin at California Boreery project
Premont Singer Housing Co expects to start site separation for a new residential tract at the California Boreery Monday morning. Singer executive Barney Knox says guards will stay by the nursery to assure the historical society items are delivered. The Mission Peak Heritage Foundation receives exhibits at a Shinn Park union. George Raeding Jr., 69, longtime arborist and former grounds owner, is liquidating, removing specimen trees. Several buildings, including the adobe, will be standing and featured in the park plan by developers.
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Kiwanis Junior Rodeo and Concerts on Various Dates
An agenda lists events including Kiwanis Junior Rodeo at Rowell Ranch on Highway 30, a Warren Rumberg tailing event with free parent tickets, Hayward Memorial Park concert at 2:30 p.m., Hayward Municipal Band and Oakland Municipal Band performances at ghesile Park bandstand, and five Musi PerformanceWis sponsored concerts by the American Federation of Musicians. Also noted are a Social Security consultation by Seniors’ Union for Social Justice at Danish Hall, Alameda County Planning Commission meeting on land use for Knuppe Development, and a Hayward school board work session.
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Miscalculation cited in water shortage crisis in Hayward
Hayward faced a severe water shortage after hundreds of taps failed during a heat wave. Investigations show a calculated gamble by city officials relying on an undersized 30 inch main. The planned 42 inch main will link Hesperian Boulevard to Mission Boulevard and is due for completion in about three weeks.
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Rooster Wanders Sulphur Greek Park Spurring Child Loans
Park notice reports Cal Linnell age 8 of 1764 1st Street Hayy ward with a rooster roaming Sulphur Greek Park at 180L O Street where small animals are loaned to children. The incident highlights ongoing park activities and safety considerations for visitors.
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Bay Area Legislators Call for State Probe of BART
Bay Area legislators in Sacramento unanimously urged a state inquiry into BART management and delays. The letter, signed by Nejedly and others, questions six year schedule slippage, Transbay tube strength against ships, and lack of public bidding for train cars. Nejedly aides say probes aim to clarify operations and policy.
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Fremont Police Reject City Pay Offer After Talks
Fremont police members voted to reject the city's 3 percent pay raise offer effective July 1 as negotiators say the date was too early. Other city employees accepted the package, but police and operating engineers balked at July 16. The union seeks about 5 percent, with several proposals offering fringe benefits and added medical coverage. Police say moving the date to July 18 would yield roughly a 4.8 percent increase. Chief John Fabbri says negotiations are back to the table.
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Ambulance Rates Fight Over City Contracts
Fremont Ambulance co owner Earl Riggs warned Premont and Newark city managers he will terminate the 1968 contract on August 21 if ambulance rates are not raised from 26 to about 40 per call. He says current pricing under the 60 share plan leaves him losing money as costs rise, with taxes and fuel costs increasing.
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Carroll Righter Horoscope for Sunday July 23
Sunday horoscope highlights actions for Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo. advice covers working, social favors, meditation, health, and public impressions with focus on personal and professional progress.
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San Leandro Ordinance Vacates Portion of 134th Avenue
The San Leandro City Council votes to vacate a portion of 134th Avenue as a public street. The measure outlines public use restrictions, rights of way, and sewer, water, and utility provisions, with construction and future access terms for nearby properties and facilities. The notice records the public hearing date, council members present, and the effective date of the ordinance once adopted.
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