Alameda judge allows billboard companies to challenge hayward ban
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Leonard Dieden granted a preliminary injunction to Fister & Kleiser and Eller Outdoor Advertising, allowing a test of Hayward's billboard ban. The ruling, not yet signed, keeps the ban in place pending a constitutional decision, with a bond required and trial on the main issue potentially several months away.
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Alameda County
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Leonard Dieden
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San Diego
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Fister & Kleiser
Eller Outdoor
Sant Fabnsoit
Fireman's dismissal upheld by San Leandro board
Milton Snyder, a 41 year old San Leandro firefighter with 11 years of service, had his dismissal upheld by the civil service board with four members voting yes and a fifth absent. The board cited ineffective interpersonal relationships with fellow firefighters and department administration. Snyder may seek Superior Court review to overturn.
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Sir Leandro
Milton Synier
Hat Laker
Joseph Mgan
Joseph Ganeos
Clinton Lee
Wil Schmitt
Baetd
Sidney Armstrong
Synder
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Civil Service Board
Snyder
Superior Court
South Hayward clinic satellite proposed for county health care
Eden District Citizens Health Advisory Council reviewed revisions to a neighborhood health care program in South Hayward. A satellite of the Fairmont airmont ambulatory clinic would be located near the South Hayward BART station to offer convenient services. The plan seeks 119,000 federal revenue sharing funds plus about 270,000 county funds redirected from Fairmont. Public hearing and supervisor board session slated for August 7 and a special session beforehand.
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Neighorhood
South Hayward
Eden District Citizens Health Advisory Council
Citizens Committee
Airmont
South Haynard Bart
Piermont
Fairmont
Fairmont Services
Comprehensive Health Planning Council
Frank Tomaselld
Castro Valley
Norma Satlan
Rea Cardona
Alviso Family Health
Santa Clara County
Liv
Lloyd Benjamin
Fairmont Stafe
Board of Supervisors
Special budget session on 1973-74 district budget
South County Junior College District trustees schedule two special sessions to finish four employee wage proposals before the Aug. 7 budget deadline. Meeting times are 4:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. in the Chabot College Administration Building. Proposals include a 4 percent general wage increase, a $500 yearly increment for long service, and cost of living adjustments plus revised vacation and shorter work weeks for union groups.
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South County Junior College
Wasteas
Chabot College
Farnlly Senate
California School Employes Association
Mer
Casa Peralta Seeks Consultants for Restoration Plan
Letters to prospective consultants will be mailed next week as the historical cultural advisory commission sets guidelines for selecting a master restoration plan for Casa Peralta. Responses must be returned by Sept 4 with interviews Sept 2 and project work to begin Sept 17. project budget about 8 100.
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Casa Peralta
Historical-Cultural Advisory Commission
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Compole Fi
Worl
Cordary-Plet
Chawinay Cantos Almeily
Henry Enyce
Eity
Eaim Taission
Alain
Ony Tolverasa
Tony Lozano
Planning commission meets on 2-unit townhomes Hayward Hills
Alameda County Planning Commission and Hayward School Board hold meetings Monday with preliminary plan review for a 2-unit townhouse project on Hansen Road in Hayward Hills and a Hayward-Tublin Till Area Plan amendment discussion. public session contains no business. Union representatives attend open forum at 4 pm in Fremont church hall.
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Thesday
Church Hall
Rincow Roar
Fremont
Safiway
Teamsters Union
Fire study urges ban on fireworks in Hayward
A Hayward Fire Department study for the city council links 21 fires in two months to safe and sane fireworks and cites a July 4 Garin Regional Park blaze probably started by fireworks. Investigators note multiple rescues and that costs to extinguish fires in the city reached about $30,000, with injuries from fireworks reported at area hospitals.
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Garin Regional Park
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Fine
Matt Jimenez
T Hestexty
Burke
Fairview Tod Vo
Cheeryland
Saty Lorenzo
Ashland
Cuslea Valley
Shell halts construction at Newark Bay Area Shell station
Shell orders a national stop to building at all Shell service stations including the Newark site at Thornton Avenue and Cedar Boulevard now 40 to 60 percent complete. Regional and city officials expect updates next week with a 30 day impact potential on one city’s actions. The Newark station will link to Sambo’s via a walkway, though that construction is not halted.
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Houston
Bay Area
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Phillips
Richard Tuynlund
Sambo's
California Girl Magazine halts July August issues
California Girl Magazine faces financial problems and will skip July and August editions. Publisher Frank Isak said the magazine will resume in September with a national circulation of 510000, as headquarters move from Hayward to Palo Alto. He blamed high costs and delays in paying bills but denied bankruptcy, noting stronger creditor concerns. Chamberlain left the project in April over the shift to national scope, having invested little.
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Raimy Hayward
California
Girl Magazine
Frank Isak
the Revie
Don Chamberlain
Haywart
Palo Alto
Iszak
Isaak
Frank Iszak
Chamberlain
Istsh
Sumns
Area CEO plans Social services shuttle bus route
The Southern Alameda County Exnmmt Opportunity Agency plans a shuttle to move low income Amador Livermore Valley residents to social service agencies in Platiumt and San Leana. The pilot will feed into MTC and BART planning with no fare charged and income proof required. The service will start in fall with stops at Pleasanton Clinic Fairmont Hospital and Fremont Welfare Center returning in the afternoon.
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Alameda County
Exnmmt Opportunity Agency
Amador - Livermore Valley
Platiumt
San Leana
Coity
Pleasanton
Fairmont Hospital
San Lesidrn
Stench from Hohener Meat Plant Still Portends Action
San Leandro residents led by John Ely and Allen Gibbs pressed city council over persistent odor from the Hohener Meat Packing Plant at Davis Street. Mayor Minster warned legal action if not fixed by September, noting slim odds of timely solution. Ordinance declares feedlots creating flies or odors as nuisances subject to abatement. plant officials report partial compliance but odor persists from a wet compost pile mixed with dry yard waste, with a 10,000 yard pile being removed and on-site inspection in June failing to reassure homeowners.
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San Leandro
Hohener
Davis Shreet
John Ely
Marina Citizens For Community Improvement
Allen Gibbs
Eastshore
Jack D. Minllester
Cities differ on removing junked cars
Rich Riggs reports on California's state vehicle abatement program and how Tremont Fremont and Hayward plan to participate while officials clash over implementation Fremont will still bill owners for towing but state funds may cover much of the cost Hayward awaits council approval and plans to streamline disposal by notifying owners and using wrecking yards rather than storing or auctioning junked vehicles The program aims to remove about 200 000 abandoned vehicles from private property statewide Alameda County shows no immediate interest
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Hayward
James
Brant
B. L. Mitchell
California Highway Patrol
Robert Young
Haywans
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Fremanl Pallee
Fremont
Driskill
Bit
Tremont
Vermont
Young
Twin
City Coucil
Polie
Cornell
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