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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
13
San Leandro briefing notes Wesley McClure will be honored at Thursday’s directors meeting for 25 years with the chamber. The noon luncheon at The Dolphin Restaurant will recognize his service. Volunteers at the chamber sponsored employment center will also be recognized.
A county relations commission plan to place public funds with local banks will be discussed by commissioners. Eddie James will present the recommendation at the county administration building 1221 Oak St Galland. The grand jury urged adoption of a policy to deposit county funds in banks to promote county finances.
The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District allows limited agricultural burning for double crop farmers in Sulano and eastern Contra Costa counties for three months ending August. Separate burn windows start July 1 and extend for several months for range and stubble removal under district rules and weather conditions. Burn days will be announced via radio stations including KGO and KEEN.
East Bay Regional Park District directors are asked to investigate alleged conflicts involving William Marne a part time community relations coordinator earning 13000 yearly whose contract renewal coincides with a push for a Citizens Task Force. Horne a development rep and former Costa County Taxpayers Association figure also links to Auto World Development proposing 12 auto franchises on a 1 acre Walnut Greek site with $20 million investment opposed by homeowners and ecology groups.
The state agriculture department warns of an imported gypsy moth caterpillar potentially establishing in California after infestations in the eastern U S. Residents are urged to report any larvae to county agricultural offices in Hayward and Livermore Pleasanton area extensions and cooperate with trapping efforts to stop the pest.
Randy Garle Stevens of Alameda pleaded guilty in municipal court to charges of driving under the influence and related offenses in the death of pedestrian Percy George Ralf. Stevens, who was driving west on Davis Street, said he did not see Ralf until too late. He will be sentenced by Judge Robert Byers on June 25 after earlier charges of manslaughter and felony drunken driving were dropped. The incident occurred near 1283 Wainwright Ave. and the victim died on arrival at Phierponil Hospital in Oakland.
Tuolumne County natives invited to 0th annual reunion organized by the Tuolumne County Association. Event at Veterans' Memorial Hall in Tuolumne City from 4 pm to 4 pm, with lunch provided by attendees and a feast planned at Zenith Genealogical Lodge.
A cluttered agenda lists a home refinishing class at 9:30 p.m. at 2007 Grimmer Blvd Union City with wallpaper hanging tips. It also notes a budget session at 7:10 p.m. at 14 Whipple Road and other events including a Fremont family night, a special Olympics show, and a multicultural dinner at 1670 Warri Ave.
San Lorenzo Arroyo High School will keep its open campus policy indefinitely after a favorable report from the supervisory board of students, faculty, and parents. Trustees expressed some reluctance but allowed the continuation, noting accessible input from critics could have attended the meeting.
Edyards 24 wins the annual Centerville Junior High title in 1973. Edwards dethrones Ed Conney who previously held Mr California and Mr USA titles. Jim Plet Kirlehiver, 34, finishes second in the event.
The notice details a local event in Hayward on a Tuesday in June 1074. It lists participants and a turnout estimate with several unreadable fragments.
A the Jazz Lab Band from Moyitorny College and the Symphonic Band will perform at the Sep weekend festival on the high school lawn. The event features The Jeez Lik Band and San Jara Lab Baul with instrumental pieces and selections from Jesus Christ Superstar and other shows. Admission is free to the public and community supporters are thanked for their help.
The San Leandro council approved the Calprop Woodacre project a second time after earlier rejection. The 6.7 acre site at Ban Leanim Boulevard and East 14th Street will house 190 apartments with underground garages and 14,000 square feet of hospital oriented space. A restaurant on East 14th Street was dropped from the plan.
San Leandro city council approved the open space and conservation elements of the general plan under state law. The meeting also covered budget items, a potential marina area with a cable TV possibility, zoning for communications offices, and complaints about a Davis Street plant.
Final results show Whiner won first overall and the Best Wiest Year award with 28 points for Hubert Ring of Wouthard Fills. Kelty Peterman and Anna Wilkins tied for second with 42 points, while Sharon Murphy and Jim Turner tied for third. The Rod Baron award went to Wall to Douglas Gilkit for handling misfortune. Sixth went to Jack and Pepey Penkey. Weather delays affected flights from Hayward to Las Vegas then Bake r afield.
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