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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1971
Page
9
Yesterday voters backed a tax increase and rejected Randstrom bonds. The election followed recommendations from a group named the time and committees, which favored the bond issue but opposed the tax increase.
Fremont police charged the truck driver with a misdemeanor after a May 24 collision at Mission and Washington Hospital where three Siskiyou County students were injured. The driver allegedly failed to stop and a red traffic signal contributed to the crash.
Fremont teenager Michael Gibbs won a $135000 judgment in Amada City Court after a shooting at the Louwaert home left his right leg amputated. The 14 year old, son of Thomas and unnamed Gibbs, was shot by Steven Lauwaert during horseplay at the Louwaert residence on Fate Share Street.
Outgoing board approves revised attendance lines placing Manuel White as the fourth school and Barnard as the fifth to sixth grade site. Manuel White serves Searles Decoto Alvarado elementary students. Barnard takes Hillview Crest El Rancho Verde pupils. Incoming board aims for a no school concept and considers purchasing portable classrooms while trustees elect Stone and Strickland back site purchase and construction. A restraining order dispute looms with 700 residents seeking compliance and equity amid high Mexican American enrollment and grant transfer questions.
Newark officials assured the public that the Newark Adult School would not be eliminated in next year's budget cuts. The board indicated fears were unfounded and noted a plan to reduce operating costs, aiming to keep taxes near current levels. The proposal preserves programs while maintaining a teacher pupil ratio around 36 to 1, pending future school construction.
A former Fremont resident, Ruth Ace Bird formerly Ruth Ann Harvard, perished in a collision Sunday between an Air West DCP reliner and a Marine fighter plane near Arosa. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leland Har, she had left Fremont three years ago after her marriage to Steven Bard.
Fremont Unified School District trustees meet at 7:30 pm in district offices 4077 S Fremont Blvd. Berke ley based F. P. Lathrop Co. submits the low bid of 4.4 million for construction of Centerville High on Fremont Boulevard and Alder Avenue. The campus is slated to open in fall 1972.
A series of meetings in Union City Oakland Hayward and nearby areas address Mexican American student issues in New Haven Unified District retiree luncheon and installations at Ciarded Center Lakeside Park planning discussions for June 5 field trip Alameda County Public Works Building and hearings on a downtown lane change for Purity Stores Inc plus a fundraising luncheon for Ladies of Scot Bugle Court of Hever and Union City troop 177 honors at Seamen School with Rick Terry
New Haven school trustees approved a 2 percent raise for teachers and certificated staff, costing $120,000 from a surplus. They debated further 3 percent raises for classified staff, which would exhaust the remaining $10,000 reserve. The meeting ended with contentious personnel actions and plans for two new pathway classes funded by a 3 cent tax override.
A $3 million K Mart discount store and commercial center near Thornton Avenue and Nimite Freeway won initial approval from the Newark planning commission despite two hours of debate. City officials said the project would add revenue, improve traffic flow, and create a buffer between homes and new retail space. Objections focused on crime concerns and traffic impacts, with several residents voicing opposition during hearings.
Fremont city council voted 5 to 1 to deny Singer Housing Co. planned 50 to 150 unit apartments and townhouses on 83 acres north of Alameda Creek. Councilman Geoffrey Steel urged denial until state freeway land impacts are known, citing quarrying land and potential park use. The audience urged parkland, traffic and school concerns, with over 100 opponents and Northgate Residents Association seeking a neighborhood park option. The council schedules a budget work session and a further public hearing on the 1971 72 budget while considering restructuring recreation services.
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