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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1976
Page
8
The Daily Review reports on South County happenings with brief notes from Hayward dated June 9, 1978. Community events, local figures, and small notices fill the page, reflecting a quiet midweek snapshot of the region.
Election results show Karen Holdm enter and five others including Seartes Ray Mayen and Leonard Wargo with 11 987 and 6 555 votes respectively. Fremont resident Debet ree Boege and Searles faced voter calls for new blood while Searles conceded after a long tenure ending Union City representation on the board. The race highlighted issues over the super sewer and district growth as about 46 ballots were cast.
Alameda County Taxpayers Association urged reducing the proposed 407 million budget citing an 8.5 million cut target to lower the tax rate by about 22 cents per 100 of assessed value. They proposed trimming reserves to 2 percent, halting new hires, denying 20 budget points, and criticized the evaluation program and rising costs amid stagnant population.
Today and tomorrow in Hayward and surrounding areas residents face a slate of public meetings. Eden Consolidated Fire District holds an interim advisory session at San Lorenzo Community Center 27 Paseo Grande San Lorenzo 7 to 9 p.m. East Bay Regional Park District hosts a hearing at Hayward City Council chambers 22900 Foothill Blvd to discuss Garin Regional Park resources analysis. Fremont Newark Community College District board meets at Ohlone College board room 7:30 p.m. A new residents questionnaire will be reviewed for college goals. Tomorrow the U S History banner contest runs 3 to 6 and 7 to 9 p.m. at Hayward main library 22737 Mission Blvd and Weeks branch 770 Patrick Ave. Sixth to 12th graders can enter for prizes. Hayward City Council meets 4 p.m. at city center room 11% 22200 Foothill Blvd. Livermore Amador Valley Health Council holds 7:90 p.m. conference room 3 Valley Memorial Hospital Livermore. Ramace County Board of Evocation 8 p.m. at county offices 224 W. Winton Abe room 1132 Hayward. Budget negotiations session and board compensation policies on agenda at Hayward Fare Sister City Committee 730 Foothill Blvd city center conference room.
The 6th and 10th Congressional District races were shoo-ins for the Democratic incumbent and the Republican challenger, both running unopposed. Fortney received 31,409 votes, Mills 13,387 for the GOP slot, while Kaiger won 135 votes in the 10th District and Sargis 6 votes in the Peace and Freedom primary.
In Alameda County Zone 7 elections nine candidates vied for seats with Kinney J J and Arthur Futch among top finishers. The contest centered on water and sewage treatment for future development including a Las Positas Valley New Town and a large Bay Area pipeline, with tax implications for Amador Valley and Pleasanton districts.
Republicans in South County and Democrats across districts elected central committee members. Notable results include Eva Stivers and Genev a MacCort among Republicans, while Democrats Fran Ack er Venus Winn Geoffrey Thatcher and Jens Zehte won seats. Winn seeks stronger party outreach and ties to local clubs as districts spanning Hayward Fremont Livermore Pleasanton Oakland Berkeley and Albany vote.
Carl Franson secured 1,220 votes and Culver Lewis 12,038 votes to win seats on the Oro Loma sewer board governing San Lorenzo, ward, and San Leandro. Lewis noted campaign support from the San Lorenzo school bid and voters. Franson emphasized tax consciousness and municipal service value.
Four county trustees secure automatic reelection for new terms in Oakland area. Motta Fremont attorney begins third term representing area five including Fremont Newark and Union City. Briscoe remains vice president covering western San Leandro and Hayward. Penna to represent area one including Berkeley and Emeryville, with area six covering nearby communities.
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