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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1961
Page
21
C H Lubber defends broader democracy at Mulford Gardens Improvement Assn meeting where a potluck or chicken decision is split between past presidents. A two man ruling triggers claims of undemocratic centralization as the presidents defer to chairman Mrs Lubker. Silence preludes final choice: chicken.
An incomplete briefing highlights Supervisor Dunn questioning a road annex name while Razeto jokes about places named after Dunn. Mayors’ stipends and city finances surface with Dunn’s remark about a misattributed privilege and a small insurance debt. A tongue in cheek frog contest entry prompts a playful note from city secretary Zolla Simonet. A PTA Newsette item by Dustin Miles features a Martian story about a rocket ship and a misheard line about strength.
SAN LORENZO A truck driver alleges he faced discrimination when seeking rental at Lorena Geinden Apartments on Wat Hesperian Blvd. Owner Wallace Charleston says a wife’s ancestry led to denial despite proving rent payment and providing a key. Managers Hortve Cox denied the claim, citing policy and potential rent increase.
Sacramento The Assembly Rules Committee has approved lower division classes at Hayward State College starting next fall. Assemblyman Carlos Bee seeks the plan, urging trustees to authorize a new program with a single senior intake while the college considers a specialized class for the term.
Sentencing occurred yesterday for Walace, 33, of Oakland, on petty theft charges involving wrist watches. The defendant received probation and a string of terms linked to the case, with reference to accomplices including Committ xesterday and Purvis from Princeton Street.
Washington Union High School District plans a June 1 special meeting where the board will consider 5 to 10 percent pay raises for most staff, with a new salary range from 350 to 600 dollars monthly. The meeting will also review independent salary recommendations due June 10 and a $200 annual life insurance decision postponed to June 2.
Pleasanton commissioners discuss Alameda County Fair limits and fairgrounds use in the city plan study. City Administrator James File to summarize goals for a revised general plan focusing on fairgrounds development, industrial needs, and relocation considerations along Wilbern and nearby routes.
A truck driver in white coveralls reportedly piloted a shiny new Peterbilt owned by Myon Une muin gutle of Peterbilt Motors Co. The gate guard noted no scheduled run and the vehicle vanished with a mystery driver, as officials at the plant offered little detail.
Director Tew M. Warden blasted the Eden Hospital board’s resolution as a raid on public funds and warned of a possible shareholders suit. He asserted the board met privately, violated the Brown Act, and sought to force taxpayers to cover defenses for four director respondents. Warden urged Moroney to step aside and said he would pursue personal actions and insurance claims to recoup costs.
Administrative staff of the ward area recreation district will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Treasure Shin offers club. The board has planned the social evening for some time.
Pleasanton report states the General Electric company seeks an Energy Commission permit to build an experimental superheat reactor at its Vollecital Momia Laboratory. The reactor aims to develop and test superheated fuel elements and will be placed beside the existing Vailevilos Boiling Water Reactor to receive steam from boiling water.
Charles P Giva aged 44 from 119 Bla mori Way Lergaeard pleaded guilty in Sen Leandre Municipal Court to a charge of Urhaken chasing. He was fined and had driving privileges suspended for 90 days after his arrest by the Cali wob Highway Patrol on April W on the Nimitz Freeway at Oath Avenir.
State finance committee orders a study on charging tuition at California state colleges and the university. The proposed plan faces mixed views from lawmakers with no clear majority for or against. A California Higher Education study would be conducted by the State Conventing Council on higher education to inform the 1953 legislature.
Trustees discussed the possibility of a unified administration for La Vista and Mt Eden districts. Charles Kenney would head two districts next year if merged, a joint meeting approved a 2,418,482 preliminary budget and a new salary schedule, with talk of consolidation and another unification election.
Police hunt for Ronald Charles Ward 26, linked to the Haller murder in San Leandra after a severed clue tied him to the abandoned Vareaverse site. Ward, a traveling performer with a prior record for theft and burglary, is believed wary of San Leandra ties and may be in the Midwest. Vendor notes include a resemblance to a police photo and a claimed connection to the Vareaverse case. Oakland and local agencies coordinate as Ward is sought across jurisdictions.
An unnamed resident pleaded innocent to disturbing the peace and drunken driving charges after an argument. Police arrested the suspect following a reported disturbance in Russell City. Detention occurred at the Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center with bail set at $530.
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