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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
15
The item notes a local South County scene in Mapword California as featured in The Daily Review. It presents a brief community snapshot with names and places from the June 6 1973 edition, reflecting everyday town life and events in that period.
Fremont Unified School District launches a trial work experience for disabled students aged 16 to 19. Jobs include janitorial, gardening, kitchen work, stock, and laundry at Caswell’s, Montgomery Ward, Union City Greenhouses, and the Masonic Home. Ms. Lynch at Kennedy High coordinates placements.
General Fremon manager arrested on charges of kidnapping after victim claims he was held at gunpoint in the manager's Hastings Street apartment. A 17 year old and five others reportedly accompanied him in the alleged plot to buy marijuana from an estranged buyer who disappeared, with $200 involved. Crosby says he was taken to the manager's home, robbed of $200, and released after asserting he was not an accomplice.
In Fremont a used outboard motor, tagged and in the garage of James A. Shares, was stolen Monday while he and his wife Telrad were at an Oakland A's game. Police suspect a waiting vehicle. Five water skis a woman’s life jacket and tools were also taken. garage door was left unlocked.
Gregg Schindler also known as Gregg Morlyt, white male. 6 feet 10 inches tall, 150 pounds, brown hair, green eyes. Has a halivered star on right arm and eagle tattoo on left arm. Last seen in prison clothing with county sheriff pursuing. Wanted in San Bernardino County for burglary.
Ohlone College elected Dennis Hughes as president Cathy Doriez as vice president Al Valdes as treasurer Cay ile Zavala as secretary with Hughes and Cortes unopposed for two posts Sally Shaffer was elected representative at large Mark Hewitt and Willie Tamayo won posts Hewitt and Tamayo were opposed by minor candidates A separate Fremont city brief reports Renalé Tateon 31 charged with assault with a deadly weapon after dispute with his wife Police arrested Falcon but his wife did not sign a complaint and no charges were filed
Hayward High Twelve Club meets at 2200 Mission Blvd to discuss Youth and Their Problems with Tarry Woods and a social development commission. Hayward City Council session at 22400 Moorhill Steet reviews community programs and proposed amendments.
FreMon's Singer Housing Co won approval to proceed with at least 106 units on a 4 acre tract between the Nimitz Freeway and Union City, after zoning changes to allow higher density and a school site provision tied to the plan. The council also reviewed Mount Vernon Avenue design changes aimed at preserving trees and a pedestrian vibe, with debates over mall traffic, street closures, and a planned 37 unit single family project near Mission Creek.
The Washington Township Hospital district considers a $12 million expansion funded by a $1.204 million budget increase including higher local service charges for private rooms and bed counts. The plan adds 16 new employees plus mental health and dialysis units, upgraded emergency and ICU facilities, and new equipment like renal dialysis machines.
City of Fremont and Fremont Unified School District host a youth placement workshop at the Kennedy High School complex, focusing on employment services for ages 16 to 24. Speakers from government and private sectors cover job search, resumes, interviewing, and accessing funding for internships and part time work.
Ohlone College trustees plan a last attempt to lure New Haven residents into the Ohlone or Chabot districts. A vote may waive interest redemption rate disparities as Senate Bill 6 seeks to equalize operating taxes among local community colleges. New Haven would bring about enrollment and valuation changes, while Chabot emphasizes its proximity and program breadth.
New Haven serial trustees yesterday suspended a student and granted employees a 3 per cent raise plus fringe benefits for the 1974 school year. Hick Remingz, 15, of Union City, appeared in Alameda County Superior Court, his suspension from Dames Logan High School under review. The attorney said they agreed to the suspension for the remainder of the school year, but would pursue the suit for reinstatement.
Union City reports the Mission Meadows townhouse project on Appian Way near Seven Hills faced collapse as developer Alex Ganiats cites insufficient profit and redesign demands. City staff and council previously supported the plan after over a year of work, but new conditions and margins jeopardize the project.
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