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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1971
Page
7
A collage of family moments and small town happenings unfolds from a father-son job talk to a noisy TV night quarrel. The piece moves through humor, a Newark employees acronym joke, a coworker tip, and local political and charity notes from Fremont. The tone is intimate, reflective, and lightly ironic.
San Leandro Unified reviews additions to a 14.2 million publication budget at 7 p.m. today at 451 W Joaquin Ave. Fremont Unified holds 7:30 p.m. public hearing on final budget at 40175 Fremont Blvd. Newark Junior College discusses foreign student admission policy changes at Newark Community Center. Hayward Chamber committee meets for a recycling program plan at Lyons Restaurant. James Logan High hosts a student event at 2 p.m. Union City venue hosts music and membership campaign discussion.
Supervisor John D. Murphy charged ABAG delegates Fred Cooper and Acting Board Chairman Joseph Bart with voting to endorse Assembly Bill 1057 as amended, despite board policy favoring a wholly elected regional body. The debate centered on a compromise that would create an 83 member legislature with 40 elected, 40 officials from cities and counties, and three from special districts, shifting away from the original 41 direct election plan.
Alamada County Board of Supervisors awarded a $138,080 contract to Power-Anderson Inc of Mountain View for doubling the Castro Valley storm drain capacity near Catalina Drive and Castro Valley Boulevard. Five other bids ranged to $190,492, with concerns raised over ecological impact and property effects by local residents. A second $25,475 contract for traffic signals and street lighting at Castro Valley Boulevard Center Street and East Castro Valley Boulevard Grove Way went to Newbery Electric Corp. of Richmond. five other bids topped $30,651.
Local column highlights community events in Hayward as residents plan summer outings and nearby gatherings. Mentions familiar places and recurring neighborhood social notes from South County.
The National Tong Abuse Training Center at California State College Hayward will receive a $207,300 grant from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare to continue intensive drug abuse training. Since opening in 1970 the center has hosted about 500 trainees from 36 states and overseas bases, drawing nurses teachers police and other professionals.
County Supervisors formally adopted reapproved district boundaries yesterday. The plan, near 214,000 people per district per 1970 census, was tweaked by Rene Davidson to minimize ballot types. Major changes shift John D. Murphy's district shrinking it while Joseph Bort’s district expands into Castro Valley. Boundaries take effect in January. Murphy seeks redrafting before next year’s election due to overpopulation.
Hayward bar operator Rocky Albino of Little Jack Pot clashed with Councilmen John Pappas and Charlie Santana over an after hours dancing permit. Pappas accused Albino of pressuring him while Santana defended decorum as Albino argued the ordinance cost him about 800 dollars weekly as patrons go to Vermont.
Southern Pacific spokesmen report freight moving through Niles before 6 a.m. Saturday as train watchers see double daily runs during a rail strike. Cargo awaiting delivery will be limited to sensitive material while crossing picket lines remains blocked. Cedarhome notes disruption to new cargo intake due to protests.
Two teenagers released from Washington Hospital after serious accidents. Gary Maxey, 10, of Los Gatos, remains at Crestwood Rehabilitation and Convalescent Hospital in Fremont after months of hospitalization from a forklift accident. Mark R. Brown, 18, of Fremont, was in intensive care with a head injury after a July 10 bicycle accident, while his companion was killed.
Fremont officials report productive progress as they negotiate a five percent salary increase with fringe benefits still to be settled. City Manager Garth Lipsky said talks with councilmen and the negotiating team led by Richard Biegel are moving along. The professional negotiator and attorney Thornton C. Bunch represent Firefighters Local 1689, Police Association, and ACE in the three week discussion.
Coroner links barbiturate poisoning to two teenage deaths this month. Joyce J. Moniz, 15, of 26837 Huntseywood Hayward, died of barbiturate poisoning on July 7 after babysitter Michael Miller reported she returned to her apartment before midnight and was found deceased in her bedroom. Michelle Love, 16, of 1244 Locust Street Liverature, found unconscious July 12 in a bathtub with head injuries, died on arrival at Vali Memorial Hospital. coroner rules asphyxiation by drowning during barbiturate poisoning.
Livermore city council votes unanimously to study the BART suit under City Attorney Al Lewis. The investigation will assess a Livermore-Amador Valley solution and potential secession from the district amid state legislation failures.
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