Handicapped Postal Worker Runnerup Named in Awards
Hayward Post Office accounting clerk TSE am, confined to a wheelchair since 1954, earned runnerup honors in the US Postal Service Fifth Annual Handicapped Awards. Raitsberry, a 25-year employee, was named Outstanding Handicapped Postal Employee of the Year in Region 15 and later competed nationally, with Congressman Don Edwards noting the entry in the Congressional Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Hayward Peas
Robert Ereberry
Postal Service
TSE
Hayward Post Office
Raitsberry
Emony
Wash- Wieee Medie
Ly Na
California
Nevada
Hawai
Don Edwards
D-San Jose
Rainsberry
Chabot teacher wins fellowship for music project
Chabot College music instructor Otto E Mie long has been awarded a 1627 fellowship by the Contemporary Music Project, funded by the Ford Foundation, marking the first California community college grant. The pilot program at Chabot will advance comprehensive musicianship teaching linking theory, history, performance and composition with a discovery method that emphasizes student teacher collaboration and flexibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mietenz
Apparent suicide of Fremont man found dead at home
Siiney N. Dudney, 33 Owenes Street, production manager for U S Pipe and Steel Co, was found dead by his wife Aquilla yesterday evening in the master bedroom. A 22 caliber revolver lay by his side. Coroner reports indicate an apparent self-inflicted gunshot in what police call a possible death by his own action after a lengthy illness including emphysema.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudney
Spanish surname dropouts dominate James Lagan High 71 report
In New Haven Union City James Lagan High School reports that Spanish surname students, though one third of the population, made half of the 1970-71 dropouts. The district notes 17 non relocation withdrawals by Spanish surname students, 87 total withdrawals by them, and cautions data reliability. Meeting at Manuel White School auditorium begins at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
James Lagan High School
New Haven
Manuel White
Tamarack Drive
GM Workers Vote in Fremont UAW Local 1364 Election
About 4600 GM employees in Fremont cast ballots for a two year leadership term amid campaign events at the UAW Hall. Parties Nebula Headlighters and Blue Slate vie for seats with various caucuses and smaller groups seeking influence. Balloting runs from morning to morning to accommodate all shifts with Oakland plant members included. Tallies expected Friday with runoffs possible June 21 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAW
Fremont
Headlighters
Bive
Wien
United Action Caucus
Emancipation Party
General Motors Assembly
Oakland
Man arraigned in murder in Fremont
A Mayear-old Park man faced a murder charge connected to the April slaying of Newark wire owner Gene Mendes Tarsey El Nunn scheduled to plead today. Police linked two others to the store robbery at 48 7014 Thornton Ave while a getaway car owner was later arrested and then released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Ave
George McHenry
Fast
Palo Alto
Newark District Trustees Meet for 1971 72 Calendar
Newark Unified trustees hear 7 2 night agenda at STV Musick Ave Newark with 1971 72 school calendar and Fairview Fire Protection District budget preview. Hayward shows K Mart project and city planning items while Gay Freedom Alliance hosts sex law reform talk and Swatchboard reeorganization is discussed. New officers named Judy Ap pisby Pat Ackerman Pam Eng lage Karen Hank with Mrs Harvey Bishop as 1971 72 community leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark Unified School District
Donight
STV Musick
Newark
Fairview Fire Protection District Commission
Kaseview Ave
Hayward
Sesson
Newark Planning Commission
City Hall Cour Chambers
Martincount
Gay Freedom Alliance
Wirrow
Simon St
Haydon
Hayward Switchboard, Inc
Hawvaard
Swatchboard
Pioneer
Rancho Arroyo Schall
Depot Road
Judy Appisby
Pat Ackerman
Pam Englage
Karen Hank
Harvey Bishop
Ex recreation official to defend post at Fremont meeting
Former City Recreation Director Stuart McCormick plans to press for reopening his post at a 7:30 pm public hearing in City Hall on the proposed 1971 72 budget of 10 398 258 dollars. City Manager Don Driggs has proposed eliminating the position and merging the department into Public Works. McCormick, who quit four months ago to teach, vows to rally support to fill the vacancy. The hearing invites public input on Driggs budget options including reserves use or a tax rate hike, with other ideas like quarry tax and business tax under discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Stuart McCormick
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Don Driggs
Public Works
Larry Milnes
McCormick
Recreation Commission
Recreation
Driggs
Driges
Jack Brooks
Baker Road project wins council approval in Union City
Union City approves a low to moderate income housing project by SASSO on Baker Road after a quiet public hearing. The 32 vote, with dissent from Leo Alvelais and Irving Williams, authorizes zoning for an 11. acre site. A relocation plan for the Project Venture drug crisis center is debated, with options including the Holly Center or Tented Decoto Youth Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Division of Highways
Dumbarton
Foothill
Union City
Alameda
Baker Road
Leo Alvelais
Irving Williams
Sasso
Venture Drug Crisis Center
Alvarado
August Scormaienchi
Community Drug Council
Alvarado-Niles Road
Coun
Cil
Holly Community Center
Decoto
Deity Review by Heyward in South County Scene
In the June 1971 South County scene, Heyward contributes a Deity Review from Tuesday’s edition, presenting a local cultural reflection with period voice and concise critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South County Scene
Heyward
Cal
Hayward Wins Fire Prevention Honors Across California and Nation
Firefighting honors Gov Ronald Reagan present an award from the National Fire Protection Association to Assemblyman Carlos Bee Hayward Chief Fire Inspector Nick Arrientes and Dean Detweiler of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee. Hayward placed third in California among cities and third nationally in its class while ranking 15th nationwide across all categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagan
National Fire Protection Association
Carlos Bee
Hayward
Nick Arrientes
Dean Detweiler
Objections greet bid call for administration building
San Lorenzo trustees opened bids for a new administration building as critics from a now defunct committee protested. The panel had favored remodeling but an engineer said costs nearly matched a new structure. Tension rose as former committee member Richard Yoder voiced disappointment and urged exploring alternatives. The board set a $400,000 estimate and July 19 bidding, while debating raises and benefits for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Lorenzo
Citizens Advisory Committee
Richard Yoder
Linda Vista
Linda Haster
Bencing
Hal
Wesley Houser
Mitans
Sant
Leandro council weighs budgets for park court and pond
Leandro council discussed proposed expenditures in the new budget including 580 for a docey ball court at Toyon Park and 570000 for a aeration pond at the sewage treatment plant during a continuation of its annual review. Additional items cover Wicks Boulevard extension, park improvements, and traffic signal installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Toyon Park
Wicks Boulevard
Downtown Plaza redevelopment okayed in San Leandro
The city council approved redevelopment plans for two square blocks in the Downtown Plaza area. The actions allow optional space development and two multi story structures on specific blocks, with mayoral approval for a Safeway store rezoning near East Wh Street and 18038 East Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Baza
Try Council
Joaquin Avenues
Washington
Ilays
Callan
Estradilla
William Rugg
City Hires Aide and Grants 12 Month Agreement
In San Leandro Edward Atkins will join as administrative assistant to City Manager Wesley McClure after a six month internship ends next month. Atkins will be on the payroll at a $12,000 yearly salary. The city council approved a 12 month agreement with Allen last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Leandro
Edward Atkins
Wesley McClure
McClure
Alin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chabot
John Gorrez
District Human Relations Tor
GM Workers
General Motors
United Auto Workers Union
Trenhouse
Alameda Creek
Rue Gravel Co
Fremont Taxi Service
Union City Cab Co
Citi
Ens Utilities Co
Niles
Union Oits
State Public Utilities Commission
Alameda County
Calillo
City Beautiful Committee
Baker Road Project
Council
Holly Center
Recreation Department
Scorarenchi
Lows
Co- Tinne Aitken
Yoder
Twhert Amine
Charlotte Seidemar
Rom
Opersnane
Anabrity
Odecttline
Vommeswn
Jian Anvorie Protechon m Ater
Vision
Leandro Council
Richard Ward Estimtes
Coueninten Uamiamaashy
Nxreation and Parks Commissioh Weteatt L Jardin
Commission
Buen Temp Club
Buon Tempe Club
Jardin
Thrasher Park
Davis Street
Manor Hack
Cine Mar Weeley
Bs City
Consim
Councy
Sssatant Pub’ c Works
Lynn
Adidusttiran
Safeway
Bat
Etoft Avenue
Dutton
Aurea
Wiliam Drinkward
Fairway Drive
Rueben R. Sargad
Permet
Gereie
Robert Lo Miranda
Pasmut
Williams St. Laan Fay
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!