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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
10
The assessor said about 31 percent of property owners face tax increases, with overall rates rising from 2 percent to 3.5 percent for the year. He expects to deliver the assessment roll by July 1 to the county auditor. The roll will inform city, county, and district tax calculations.
A $50,000 bench warrant was issued for Andrew Franklin Trujillo, 26, charged with the Brookvale Safeway holdup on May 4. More than $1,000 was stolen and he faces theft of an auto from the incident. Trujillo, with addresses in Milpitas and Hayward, had 12 ignition keys for GM cars when arrested, arraigned May 5, released on bond, then disappeared. Newark fire burned three acres on Birch Street, started by firecrackers, with four hours of effort. Fremont HUD approved a $640,000 grant for a second year of a three-year community development program to fund improvements.
Newark Councilwoman Shirley Sisk is re elected chairwoman for a second term at the annual reorganization session. Berkeley’s Mrs Fifie Burgess is first vice chairwoman, Frank Campos Jr second vice chairman, William Hayward Castro Valley secretary. Oakland’s Marie Converse is at large on the executive committee. The panel approved a commendation for Eddie James, a decade long staffer now directing the county department on aging.
The commnity projects committee will locate a donated flagpole on the grounds of Casa Peralta at 384 West Estudillo Ave in San Leandro. The historical-cultural advisory commission will choose among three possible spots near the mansion fountain the west entrance or the carriage way. Donor wishes kept. supporters include the San Leandro Breakfast Club which will host a July dedication breakfast.
Community events lining Union City for Bicentennial celebrations at Loganigh School Cafeteria 1900 H St with Union City Bicentennial Committee. A fund drive street fair and pancake breakfast at First United Methodist Church Hayward benefit local groups. Waterfront fairs, puppet theater, tours, and senior activities populate a busy weekend with multiple venues across Fremont San Leandro and San Lorenzo.
County supervisors approved mobile homes on idle parcels only for individuals directly tied to agricultural use to deter vandalism. A Livermore rancher cited sheep security, while discussions covered zoning near Dublin and San Remo Road, home classifications in Hayward Hills, and reclassification of parcels for planned developments including a Denny’s in San Leandro and Castro Valley sites.
Hayward officials heard that a low cost spay and neuter facility could cost 50 000 to 100 000 dollars annually to operate and may not be well used. Council member Gail Steele urged more adoptions while Director Charles Nalley questioned efficiency. The animal control budget rises to 147 000 dollars next year with potential 50 000 extra if federal funds lapse. council chooses to fund workers locally rather than cut services.
Union City park and recreation commission backs first phase of Cann Park on Hop Ranch Road. The three acre site named after a slain former police chief would get landscaping irrigation a play area and construction drawings. City budget of 47000 for 1976 77 pending council approval. If approved bids could start in July contracts issued in August and completion by September with later phases funded by developer contributions.
A federally funded census survey to map employment, housing, mobility, ethnicity, and income in Alameda County’s unincorporated areas. The $578,000 HUD grant supports data collection by two enumerator teams led by Harald Manley with crews of Ms Sanchez and Ms Palmer surveying Castro Valley and surrounding areas seven days a week.
Community volunteers are urged to contact the Hayward Volunteer Bureau for opportunities. Needs include a teen to accompany a 12 year old in a wheelchair on outings, a bookkeeper for Spanish speaking agencies, clerical tasks, and sewing or crocheting tap robes or wheelchair bags for patients.
A compact report from South County highlights daily events and neighborhood signs. Details focus on residents, small gatherings, and public notices shaping community activity in a typical weekday scene.
At California State University Hayward La Raza Latina Coalition demands removal of all advertising from the student newspaper after a Gallo wine ads dispute. They seek an editorial board run by equal representation of Chicanos, Blacks, Native Americans and others, and expanded recruitment for Chicano students.
In San Francisco the EPA rejects a request by Supervisor Fred Cooper for a higher level meeting with EPA Regional Administrator Paul De Falco to pause planning of the Tri Valley sewage pipeline project. Unclear air quality restudy prompted the bid.
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