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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
7
Deputy Silvey aided by juvenile trackers captured a 3% Zoat-gopher snake crossing Hast Hugeve Street, placing it in a shoe box for return to authorities. The incident was logged as a routine wildlife capture with no injuries.
Data culled by Computer Traffic Survey and Alameda County Master Streets plan team from 79,000 drivers across 138 zones. A progress report is due June 15 to the County Planning Commission, with a preliminary late May report to the Public Works Dept. and a year-end full results release.
Newark Elementary School District trustees convene in a special session at 240 Main Street in the M. D. Silva School at 240 gm. Officials announce Supt Sack MacGregor will preside as non teaching staff pay scales and addresses in the administrative guide are reviewed.
Divorce action filed in Alameda County Superior Court against optometrist Harold F. McCartor of Bay Ward, Hayward Elementary School District trustee since 1944. Wife Regnine S. McCartor sues. family home listed as 22237 Orchard Ave.
UC plans an incidental fee increase as part of a ceremonial program for the Hayward Ground Observer Corps. The event, set for September in Berkeley Recreation Center, includes UC officials and military recruiters. observers noted participation by Boy Scout units and local police.
SAN LEANDRO A state loan for the first harbor development of Leandro Bay was approved by the City Council last night. The action authorizes planning funds and an engineering survey for a loading ramp project on First Street, with negotiations to acquire required shoreline property. A separate motion reserved funds for Fourth of July fireways and set rezoning hearings for nearby properties.
Centerville grocer Romee Lew of Oakland was fined one thousand dollars and given three years probation after pleading to purchasing 800 cases of stolen coffee tied to the DiSalvo trucking firm in San Francisco. Two others, Ronald Lusken and Michael Thomas, were indicted March 10 by the San Francisco Grand Jury as hijackers. Thomas remains at large. Sentence was handed down by Superior Judge Jacks R. Agee. Investigators say $12,780 worth of coffee was recovered from the theft ring.
Daly G McCall and Mervyn W Sllsworth face sentencing in Municipal Court on June 25 for violating the Alcoholic Beverages Act. They pleaded guilty yesterday before Judge Gerald P Connitt to selling liquor to minors.
An updated fee rises from 50 to 60, funding student services including wealth aid, job training, counseling, housing, recreation programs, and Japanatory efforts.
A six year old boy was struck by a car yesterday afternoon near Niles Alvarado Road north of Kiraftie. He was treated at Sen Hospital for possible fractures of the skull, right arm, and pelvis. The driver was Ramon C. Carabello of Rt 1 Box 546 Niles. No citation issued.
The parents of a Sas Trwenzo woman killed in a highway crash filed a 334000 damage suit in Superior Court. The action names RL. Gecefes Libie Rudedee as plaintiffs attorney. Defendant Ray mond Lloyd Hall, 26, of Oakland, is accused of negligent driving in the incident.
San Lorenzo area schools announce a budget boost for teacher salaries and operational needs. The board approves Barrett School opening plans, new principals at Washington Manor and Argonne, and boundary changes. Bid results cover exterior painting and drainage work, while a new foot bridge connects Barrett School grounds and nearby areas.
Ashland Lions Club holds an installation dinner at Villa Lorenza with Dist. Gov elect Tom Asplana of Ambrose Lions as guest of honor. Glenn Weight and Custice Swall of Saf Leen will install, guests include Ralph Rugieli, Gene Armfrase, and new officers Ken Richard, Evart, Sud Intenton, George Gomews, Ex Smith, Verne Montoya, Milton Murdock, Leu Wilcox, and new board members Paul Pleminz and Perenes Selvera.
The Gay Knights hold a weekly membership meeting at 7 30 p m tomorrow at Calaroga School Helly Hill Ave Hayward. Elven Ragsdale is president with Jn Vilas and other Palna area high school members invited to join. Cochairs Annie Vernon and Jesu Santiago plan a June 3 fashion show and June events include skating and a dance sponsored by the Paista Cela Village Tempe Association.
In San Leandro a former Navy man, H Clayton Rohlfs, persuaded about 300 residents to withdraw objections to a five dollar federal grant for redevelopment planning in the Delta Renewal Area. The council considered authorizing surveys and plans, while opponents warned against forced displacement and higher taxes.
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