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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1971
Page
2
Castro Valley coroner rules the death of 24 year old Myre Nohava from a June 7 horse riding incident during Memorial Day weekend was from natural causes. The report cites a two week coma after a fall and notes prior medical history of seizures and dizziness.
A $300000 damage suit was filed in the Superior Court yesterday against driver Gary Colleen for the death of 72-year-old Jennie Peretti on Redwood Road. The plaintiffs, Mrs. Jennie Emma Lupott and Mrs. Anna DeMello, claim negligence. CHP said Colleen’s brakes failed. The suit names Ben Cotten and Donald Bisio as vehicle owners. In Union City a jury trial in a lottery case involving city councilmen was set for August in Fremont Municipal Court. Leo Alvelais claims he was struck by Mayor Henry Franco, who pleads innocence, alleging provocation. An outside judge will hear the case.
Fremont hosts the Kelly Hinds Basketball Marathon ending at 274 consecutive hours at Jaynes B. Meyer Memorial Park. Lance Miller officially concludes the event after 11:20 pm as 10 players, including Mier, chase a past record but fatigue halts the bid. The team earns a Guinness Book of Records nod and vows to set a future target.
Newark will receive 485,761 from the California Council on Criminal Justice under the Federal Omnibus Crime Bill to fund STOP Strategic Tandem Offensive Program. The city adds 15,000 cash and 86,046 in kind services to hire four police officers and one civilian, with exams set for August 6 and August 14 for appointments. Bid for equipment like walkie talkies and cameras proceeds. The plan aims to reduce daylight burglaries through a comprehensive prevention and community police team collaboration.
A Alameda County Grand Jury spokesman said the panel is studying complaints against the Alameda County Juvenile Justice Commission. The commission faces charges of lack of equitable ethnic representation and exclusion of younger community members. The jury noted meetings are held at various times and private luncheon sessions occur with department staff.
BBMUD employees receive a pay increase approved by the district board. The raise raises wages to about 1,136 per month per employee, with cost estimated near 2,230,000 dollars. In other actions, WSMUD signed a service billing agreement with Valle Communities Services District for sewer bills and the district rejected a recreation area development proposal at the Sat Pablo reserve with projected costs around 725,000 dollars. The district may receive up to 50 percent in grant funding.
The New Wagon district faces a delayed fall start as housing changes push seventh and eighth grades into a portable Alvarado site to cut double sessions. Bids open August 1 with completion dates to Sept 1 to Oct 4, while portables from Speedspace threaten delivery delays and calendar shifts. If portables miss deadlines, the district may extend the year or start with grades seven to nine at Pine High School.
Less than a day old Raymond Douglas Pelerenn, a triplet, drew attention in a crowded scene. His brothers Robert Allen and Richard Joseph appeared with their mother Mrs. Daly Peterson amid the bustling news of the day in San.
Fremont city employees reached a five percent pay raise for most police and fire personnel and five percent for management staff, with some units receiving ten percent. The agreement, covering 1989, includes health and benefit provisions and awaits final signatures from all employee groups. City Manager Fon Devies has not yet received a raise.
New Haven shifts seventh and eighth grades to portable classrooms at Alvarado site, ending double sessions but boosting the tax rate by about 75 cents per $100 assessed valuation. The revised budget calls for roughly 980000 in portable buildings with bids opening August 1, funded by junior high and special education overrides.
Newark officials report landowners across 11.4 percent of the district back a $200,000 redevelopment, clearing a debt limit hurdle. With 60 percent needed, support surpassed that threshold, paving the way for underground utilities, curb and sidewalk upgrades, lighting, landscaping, and a unified Portuguese Mediterranean streetface by spring 1972. Public Works will present a recommendation to city council on August 12.
Pacific Blazes Steel Corp in Union City is sued for $500 in a Bay Area air case accusing a foundry of open burning violations. The District says a May fire in a pan of scrap material burned a minute, while an inspector observed longer smoke. A prior related dust and smoke suit was dismissed with costs. Also, BAAPCO weighs rules on Leslie Salt Co. refinery equipment and a six month variance request. A district hearing in San Francisco is set for August.
In a contentious move at California State College Hayward the attorney general seeks to appeal a ruling over the student government election. Chancellor and college officials dispute the outcome while legal maneuvers delay the stay and pressure the college to recognize Avakian’s order amid ongoing campus tensions.
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