City workers approve wage pact in San Leandro
San Leandro city employees association signed a memorandum of understanding with the city for a ten percent wage increase retroactive to July for three city worker groups. Only the San Leandro Fire Fighters Association remains to finalize terms. The package includes a health plan, a dental plan for employees and dependents, and social security for crossing guards, totaling about a 65 percent adjustment with five percent in salaries and small increments in benefits.
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San Leandro
San Leandro City
Brikovich
Hannon Takes Seven-Week Paid Vacation Abroad
Alameda County Supervisor Robert E. Hannon leaves Thursday for a seven week European tour with his two children. He will continue to receive his $31,208 annual salary during the trip, as county officials confirmed that elected officials remain on payroll during vacations and trips abroad. All county employees, including executives, receive limited vacations and sick leave.
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Robert E. Hannon
Alameda
Oro Loma Sanitary District approves 902000 budget
Oro Loma Sanitary District directors approve a 902000 1971 72 budget with no service charge increase. Manager Gale Stanton notes a 1 per residential unit charge remains constant while the budget rises from last year due to salaries utilities and sewer plant operating costs.
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Lorenzo
Oro Loma
Gale Stanton
Stentin
Planners deny Marina rezoning in San Leandro
The zoning plan for 2350 Marina Blvd faced rejection as the Commission denied the request by Jett and Carolyn Jepai to switch outer-residential land to a planned development for their apartment complex. Commissioner Ringwood supported the change under new general plan rules, while Hitchcock, Minyard, Mar, and Budnaceri opposed. The meeting also rejected a general plan amendment for Batcroft Avenue properties to shift from family residential to medium-density, a 4 to 11 vote.
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San Leandro
Planate Commission
Marina Blvd
Jett
Carolyn Jepai
Aucom
Mndalé
Lleuni
Alan Ringwood
Charles Hitchcouk
Genevieve Min
Alameda County Mental Health Budget Shortage Reduced
Health funds improved as Alameda County’s mental health budget gained partial restoration after state aid redistribution. Dr James Malcolm reported a $400,000 shortage and alleged the Short-Doyle program failures. the state reallocated savings, delivering $708,287 to the county.
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Alatela
James Malcolm
Nivo
Wilson
Alameda County
Chavez High School bid postponed in Union City planning review
The New Jlaver school district delays approval request for Cesar Chavez Dunor High School 7d by the planning commission. The review will resume August 12 after staff explore the application under State Education Care requirements.
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Union City
Jlaver
Cesar Chavez Dunor High School
Siaté
Sentencing near for Hayward man in child molestation case
Ronald Kent of 23000 Myrllé Ave Hayward faces sentencing by Judge William Hayes in Oakland Superior Court on August 3 on three felony counts of sexually molesting children under 10. Kent pleaded evil but admitted molesting three girls and acknowledged five prior felony convictions for child molestation in 1965. He was arrested April 30 after an invasive Hayward investigation led by Edwina Francis and later charged with 13 felony counts, ten of which were based on his plea.
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Ronald Kent
Myrllé Ave
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Hakland
Kent
Edwina Francis
Pailly
Meda County
Spurgeon Avakian
Avakian
Peoples State
Washington Manor residents urge reapportionment action
Washington Manor residents voice concern at council meeting over district boundaries and the need to redraw wards to balance voters. Officials note current counts show 685 voters in Manor versus Leandro’s larger district, delaying reapportionment until a full impact report is complete.
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Allen Crud
Vantine Innetimely
Byston Vouip
Ray Glork Righard
Tls
Vision
San Leandro
Noelie
Fremont negotiators near pay hike settlement with city unions
Fremont city meetings with the Fire Fighters Union Police Association and FACE moved toward a settlement this week, with a five percent raise agreed in principle and talks continuing on fringe benefits and unused sick leave. City Manager Lipsky said a two year contract is possible but unlikely this year, and professional negotiator Richard Biegel is guiding most talks.
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Garth Lipsity
Mandey Vatter
Lipsky
Richard Biegel
Emmploye Groups
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Singe Enunellmen
Buneh
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Fremont Police Association
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Biegel
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Industrial Employers Association
Riegel
Women gain space under Hayward student regime at California Shale Chigge
Hayward California Shale Chigge's new student council, led by Joan Merpandys, approves a women’s center in the student union and postpones a vote until next week. The center would offer a relaxed drop in space for meetings lobbying for women’s rights.
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California
Chigge
Cvap Cil
Eturlant
Dianne
Shin
Joan Merpandys
Ala
Census date analysis ranks Newark Pleasanton among fastest Bay Area growth
Bay Area Council report based on 1970 census data shows Newark Pleasanton and nine other cities as top growth areas. Milpitas Coyote Creek and Hayward post large gains, with Hayward disputed population at 99,058. The report notes five cities housing half the region's population and highlights regional shifts from 1960s to 1970s, including declines in several core cities.
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Hereley
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Oakland
Imine Oslins
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Sewer fee hike awaits council action in city plan
City officials, backed by Public Services, propose a six percent sewer rate increase affecting residential and commercial customers. The plan would raise average bills, fund plant improvements, and cover bond debt while aiming to balance the 1971-72 budget through other revenue adjustments. The public hearing is set at City Hall to consider the proposal and its impact on households and industry.
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Daily Pioneer
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Gannett
Maenard Public Services
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St. Anthe
Hiecanneil
Hunt Westary Fonds
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Hunt. Wesson
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Watoe Quality Conten Board
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Tramorlige
Thn Farwiles
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