City delays eviction suit against airport businessman Del Rosso
Hayward officials pause an eviction action in municipal court for Harry Del Rosso at Hayward Airport. The city moves to redo the eviction notice amid questions of form and proper notice, while keeping the remaining lease case alive. The judge encouraged refiling to avoid appeal risk as discussions with airport management proceed.
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del Rosso
Lee City
Cour
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Fremont Firefighters Accept Two Year Contract
Fremont fire department employees approved a two year pact with wage increases of 7 percent this year and 5 percent next year for about 113 workers. The deal costs the city roughly $191,000 over the period and frontloads the 7 percent raise. The city covers Kaiser Health Foundation plan increases and Blue Cross premiums up to set limits, with some costs shared by firefighters. The agreement includes minor raises for three inspectors and the training officer, a four day week experiment for about six employees, and station improvements such as air conditioning. In the future, department members will be called firefighters.
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Tom Pratt
Prat
Ed Campbell
International Association of Firefighters
Campbell
Membhers
Bell
Kaiser Health Foundation
Blue Cross
Kaiser
Chicano political group to meet in Hayward
The Hayward chapter of the Mexican American Political Association will host a Sunday meeting for all northern region chapters at San Felipe Park Community Center 2058 D St Hayward. Northern delegates will elect new officers for the coming year. Public is invited to attend from 1 to 5 p.m. For information contact Ray Solis at 588-A5.
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Sacramento
Man's pay hike protest ends in Alameda County
San Leandro report details how Joby Ely, former head of Marina Citizens for Community Improvement, ends a protest over government wage raises. Alameda County supervisors raised salaries, including School Superintendent L Edwand Holden and Mayor Jack D Maltester, under special exemptions to a 5.5 percent guideline. Ely notes no word from the President and decries unequal treatment of government workers. He states there is no recourse left after protests and salary hikes amount to broad increases for officials.
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Internal Revenue Service
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Joby Ely
Marina Citizens For Community Improvement
IRS
Alameda
Holden
Fire destroys city hangar roiling airport dispute
Fire inspectors closed the May 29 blaze at a 44 hangar near Alt Terminal Tast amid odd circumstances. The $105,000 fire destroyed the hangar, removing a key bargaining point with airport businessman Harry Del Rosso. Authorities said the hangar was vacant and locked with no electricity. arson was considered but no conclusive evidence found.
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Don Brazil
Harry del Rosso
del ‘Rosso
Brazil
Spanish War veteran dies in Hayward obituary
Frederick F. Duncan, 45, of San Leanne, last Spanish American War veteran in the area, died Tuesday at Weisser Nursing Home Hayward. Born in San Francisco July 16 1901 he lived in South County 60 years. Survived by two daughters Elizabeth Nyman El Cerrito and Doris Forrest Rogue River Ore and a son Rudolph Duncan. Rosary tonight at Santor Robins Mortuary San Leandro burial Willamette Memorial Cemetery Portland.
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Frederick F. Duncan
San Leanne
Weisser
Mr. Duncan
San Francisco
South County
Planners approve site rule for all Hayward commercial zones
Planning commissioners approved a resolution to require site plan approval for all new commercial developments in Hayward, with the final city council action still needed. The panel also proposed a text change redefining family to allow up to six mentally disordered or handicapped residents plus one dependent in state licensed family care homes. A decision on the sign ordinance was postponed to the next study session.
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City council commends polio survivor and teen bodybuilder
City Council votes to honor 19 year old John Jarding of 8029 Picea Court with a resolution for his courage and perseverance overcoming polio as a child. Jarding won the Teenage Mr America contest this month in a ruling by the Amateur Athletic Union and was featured in a Daily Review last Saturday.
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Amateur Athletic Union
Daily Review
Hit and run victim dies in San Leandro crash
Paul Tinkler, 41, the motorcyclist run over on the Nimitz Freeway, died in Alameda County Hospital. He reportedly lost control while protecting himself with flares. The yellow sheet covering him was found around the undercarriage of a car driven by Jeanette Ritton, 34, of Hayward. Tinkler lived in San Leandro. Charges pending.
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Nimitz
Alasmeda County
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Highway Patrol
Jeanette Riton
Pensacola Way
Hayward
Tinker
Blaie St
Benefit Dance and demolition installation event announced
A notice lists a Benefit Dance for Union City Jaycees supporting youth programs at Kay Area parks tonight at 8 at Charles F Kennedy Community Center 1333 Dakota Road with a 2.50 donation. A Maynard chapter demolition installation follows at 7 30 pm. Tomorrow interfaith gathering at the Hayward Masonic Temple and Mormon Temple grounds at 4770 Teincoln Ave Oakland with Dr Truman Madsen addressing at 7 p.m.
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Union City
Jandl Wins National Welding Championship Medal
Johann Jandl from Hayward and Chabot College wins a gold medal at the Conference of Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America national competition in Tulsa Oklahoma. He is California welding champion and competes in welding at Chabot College in Hayward.
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Chiquita
San Lorenzo
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Industrial Clubs of America
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Okla
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Chabot College
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Jandl
California
Pleasanton approves new nine hole golf course lease
Alameda County supervisors approved a $150000 nine hole golf course for the Shield of the County fairgrounds in Pleasanton. The lease with Byers Insurance Service and Tronaldo Curiola guarantees $6000 monthly plus a sliding scale of 6 to 10 percent of annual gross for the first five years, with a one year lease and two renewals. The infield course must be completed by August 15 1974 and the project adds to six golf links in the Livermore Amador Valley.
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Fred Cooper
Alameda County Fair Association
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Pleasanton Fairways Golf Course
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Sunol
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BART critic pushes GAO probe into federal aid use
Berkeley physicist Dr Willard Wattenburg urged BART to seek a GAO inquiry into federal funds used to fix the auto pilot train control system. He charged Westinghouse hid deficiencies to justify costly changes and urged the board to press for a cheaper, reliable alternative at no extra cost to BART.
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Federal General Accounting Office
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Willard Wattenburg
Berkeley Electrones
Wattenburg
Westinghouse
Jess
Maltester gains multiple endorsements in race for id District seat
San Leandro mayoral candidate Jack Maltester continues to accumulate support after the death of Bob Crown. Endorsements rolled in from the San Leandro Police Officers Association civic leaders and several local politicians including Frank Ogawa George Jacopetti Clinton Lee and Annis Le Rock. A Citizens Bipartisan Committee will be led by Dr Donald Field and John Connally to back Maltester.
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Bob Crown
Maltester
San Leandro Police Officers’ Association
Peggy Ridler
Annis le Rock
Clinton Lee
San Leondro Jayones
Oakland
Frank Ogawa
George
Jacopetti
Lee
Ogawa
Donald Field
Kaiser quarry talks continue debate over waste plan near Pleasanton
Kaiser Saird and Gravel Co pushes a 445 acre quarry near Pleasanton to serve as a garbage dump amid protests from Zone 7 and regional boards. The Alameda County Board of Supervisors weighs the plan with state water board rulings pending. Oakland Scavenger Co argues dump needs exceed local provisions. EMCON Associates outlines safeguards and long term capacity up to 3,600 tons daily with phased excavation and land reclamation.
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Veterans’ Memorial
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Péter Vardy
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Richard Karn
John Corley
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