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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
17
Anthony C. Howe, of San Leandro, posthumously receives the Theodore N. Vail Silver Award from Pacific Telephone for bravery during a crash near Lincoln Nebraska last summer. He saved two children before perishing from burns after returning to save his wife.
Heyward Fire Department urges 4000 property owners to clear thick weeds on their lands as statewide demand delays contractor work. Chief Nick Arhontes cited weeds taller than automobiles in Harvard hills and warned against burning near air pollution ordinances. disposal at dumps required.
Hayward city engineers will seek new bids on June 27 for a proposed connection of Mether Lane and Welveri. Previous bids were rejected as the lowest offer exceeded the engineering estimate by several thousand dollars. The state highways division project includes retaining walls and earth work to lower the east. Estimated cost now ranges from 50 000 to 84 000 dollars. Second Street and Mission Boulevard motorists would gain an overthehighway connection. A traffic light at the Mission Fletcher intersection is planned to control the new traffic. Walpek Street resurfacing is planned with the construction.
A court hearing set for Wednesday in the $80 million suit brought by an airport business against the city was postponed after Attorney Richard J. Freebow of ATTOW Aviation requested time to amend the complaint. A new hearing was scheduled.
Hayward Glen Baden Gardens residents elected two new directors Barry Patton and Glenn Dealey at the annual meeting. Former President Yat Varveile faced allegations of questionable finances and resigned. Farrelle also tendered resignation. Russell Lynch is set to fill Martella's vacancy after receiving the fourth most votes. Honda Landscape Maintenance will take over July 1, ending the contract with American Building Maintenance.
The Bay Conservation and Development Commission moved to tighten minor permit procedures and endorsed Assembly Bill 1804 to require developers claiming exemption from BCDC review to file within 90 days. If not filed, the exemption would automatically be void, according to Chairman William Evers.
San Leandro officials and Teen Center sponsors invited for a Sunday testimonial anniversary at Casa Poralla. City dignitaries will receive certificates. The center began six years ago as a teen dropin hub and now runs a 24 hour facility at 745 Mil St with crisis intervention services and a volunteer God Squad of seven.
Tomorrow’s meeting lists officer installation sponsored by Mc Newark Tay cers at 1k 6pathy SYST Claremont Prive Newik Hilph Heshears as the dagamlag presidant.
East Bay Region Park District expects to close a deal within days to add 2A1 primitive seres to Sunol Willerness Park as land acquisition chief Hulet Hornbeck confirms smooth negotiations west of the pact. District, Sierra Club, and Save the Sand Park Coalition press conservation concerns over a proposed 12-homesite parcel map linked to Charles Moore and DeWalds, with board delaying action to Oct 4 to allow completion and independent appraisal.
A schedule lists children ages 3 to 8 invited to a bedtime story hour Thursday night through August at 7 p.m. Other story hours run at 10 a.m. on Fridays and Wednesdays starting June 49.
Fremont board backs a 11 million hospital budget for fiscal year 1974 74 with a 5.30 daily screen charge rise for semi private rooms. The expansion will add mental health hem dialysis and more medical surgical units and may extend emergency outpatient facilities per Dr France Bervlia. Officials say current ERs are inadequate and space is needed with about 30 000 visits projected next year, 6884 more than last year.
The San Leandro Chamber explored replacing the slogan Home of Flowers with Home of Sunshine, Flowers, and Misia to honor youth musicians and align with the peace carillon. Chamber president Dr. Donald Pield objected to the proposal and urged future reconsideration as directors celebrate the silver anniversary industrial banquet with tickets rising to 6.20.
San Leandro officials praise business support for a city student employment center. Mayor Mallester urged homeowners to use students for garden and household tasks, noting 2000 jobs filled last year and hoping for even more with broader city backing. Center manager Mrs. George King and volunteers were recognized for their contributions and donations from local organizations.
Jose Campos, 19, of 2665 Hinlwood Ave, pleaded guilty to felony hit and run and was ordered to serve six months in county jail as a condition of three years probation. Several assault with deadly weapon charges were dismissed. Campos was arrested after a gas siphoning incident involving Mrs. Mice L. Anderson. Two others, James G. Montoya and Albert J. Marliner, received prison terms for apartment-related crimes.
Wesley McClure, city manager of San Leandro, received the Outstanding Achievement Award from the chamber of commerce to mark his silver anniversary with the city. McClure, with the city since 1948, is lauded for active roles in the California League of Cities and the Association of Bay Area Governments and as vice president of the International City Managers Association. Mayor Maltester praises his drive and leadership. The piece also notes ongoing talks on the Wilks Boulevard extension and related district financing, with negotiations seen as likely to wrap within days.
A fragmented South County scene note mentions a bail related event and Friday actions with scattered names and a dated reference. Readable fragments point to local coverage of a forthcoming review or arraignment in a community setting.
Livermore hosts its sixth anniversary event billed as the World s Fastest Rodeo at Livermore Valley Stadium Robertson Park starting tomorrow at 1 40 pm and Sunday at 1 30 pm. Parade opens at 10 am tomorrow with 210 entries. Cowboys, trick riding, and acts headline, with Ranch association dance on Second and J streets tonight. Tickets 3 50 reserved, 2 50 reserved general, 2 general admission.
Angwlo Givstine with an 8 percent stake seeks county approval to extend Common Road and Tare Avenue through a Castro Valley assessment area to enable a luxury condo development. He faces land use rules, a denied variance, and a proposal requiring private-road improvements costing about 140000, while his property value rose to 164000.
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