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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1971
Page
12
Mrs. Gall Key, 35, an overweight UCLA trained psychologist, protests a parody weight loss cheese commercial that juxtaposed a slim ideal with a fat husband fat jokes. She seeks public opinion and support, calling TOPS and Weight Watchers while contacting the ad agency. Her survey continues as she weighs whether the campaign insults overweight women. Plane 792-8034 to join.
Nine Chabot College students received Ford Foundation scholarships. The group includes Armando Acuna Jonathan Overby Flavio Robles John Coleman Julia Lara Joseph Ponce Bertha Chavez Abelo Cota and Joel Varela. The program aims to help students transfer from two year colleges to four year institutions with a $2.1 million funding.
Fremont City Council and Alameda County Water District launched a two pronged effort to fix Niles water woes. They voted to study city wide standards aligned with ACWD rules and consider acquiring Citizens Utilities Co. if upgrades are not made, potentially halting new construction until service improves.
Thousands of salt marsh mosquitoes swarmed over Fremont and Milpitas after a broken levee and high tides in Santa Clara County released them. They targeted Warm Springs Golf Course and Sunny Hills Driving Range, prompting a county and city response with malathion and other sprays. Officials say the infestation, the largest in five years, should subside as repairs proceed.
South County scene reports a calf named Dolly Bovlew Heyward in calf show news from July 30 1977. The entry notes the event location and date with emphasis on the local agricultural context and parade atmosphere.
Fremont city employees inch toward a five percent salary rise with talks by Asst. City Manager Garth Lipsky and negotiator Wiehard Biegel. Two other unions police and city employees may accept a two-year package. retroactive pay hinges on today’s council-ordered deadline.
The Committee for a Responsible School Board shelved its recall consideration of Fremont Unified School District trustees. Spokesman Gene Livermore cited the fate of district superintendent William J. Ball and the uncertain position of Bill Holt, whose leadership and staff votes influence the delay, with principals' reassignment actions noted as a catalyst.
An expert in geology and hydraulics will study subsurface water action in the Fremont Union City flood plain next month. Funded by Alameda County Water District, the study could influence city and district planning policies as housing develops. Professor Fan A Witherspoon of UC Berkeley will lead field work with students, using gauges supplied by the district over a three to four square mile area between Alvarado and Newark boulevards, north of the flood control channel and toward Coyote Hills.
Kredanek C Roberts, age 12, named by Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District directors to succeed Chester Robinson as district manager at 517 a month. Roberts, from South Lake Tahoe Abatement, has led since its formation two years ago and previously led Santa Clara County district. Robinson, 69, retires but will consult during Roberts transition.
The Central California Chess Association sponsors its third annual regional championship in Hayward tomorrow and Sunday at 240 Hampton Road for the master-expert and other sections. US Federation affiliations required, memberships offered at 20 percent discount. Entry fees 4 dollars for most players, 10 dollars for master-expert. Registration 4:30 to 10:18 a.m. tomorrow. afternoon picnic planned. No equipment supplied.
California senator Nicholas Petris announces support for fast construction of a new Dumbarton Bridge. Assemblyman Carlos Bee’s bill seeks immediate bridge authorization as safety concerns over the current span prompt action. The Bay Toll Crossings division reports a temporary ban on all trucks on the bridge’s westbound lanes.
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