San Lorenzans Campaign For Airport Zoning Opposition
San Lorenzo reports Carl Schumacker arrives to lead a fundraising drive for a church building fund. The plan runs June 15 to 22 to secure pledges for expansions and an educational unit with volunteers, training sessions, and a telephone committee. The program includes a dedication ceremony, a dinner, and canvassing assignments led by community leaders.
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San Lorenzo
Carlis
Schumacher
Board of Rome Missions of Congregational and
Christ In Churches
Board of
Ean- Vase Committee
Community Church
Temet Schwarz
The
Iman
Schuimacher
Sehumacher
Schwarz
Warerow Perkins
Sanva
Fellowship of High School
Ken- Woh Smith
Carroll Rogers to Lead San Lorenzo Sunday School
San Lorenzo Community Church transfers Sunday school leadership from Ralph Books to Carroll Rogers of 1701 Via Alamitos. Rogers, longtime church member and former deacons board participant, will direct Christian education as attendance grows beyond 600 with 350 capacity facilities.
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Lorenzo Church
San Lorenzo
San Lorenzo Community Church
Ralph Books
Books
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Mary Celtic
Las
Fern Cuffie
Simdlay School
Wonk
Dods Club
Village Grammar School
Civiliag Defense
Alameda County
G. S. Douglas Campu
Mtesna
Tanity
Modesta
Crifornia
Huare
Christan Education
Ernest DeVaughn
Rages
Sr Planning
Commission For
Rage
Hime
Selinat Aystoy
Evelyn Ros Bers
San Lorenzo School
Rogers
Hayward Airport zoning letter urges cautious plan
May 9 1982 letter from David Allen president of the San Lorenzo Homes Association urged Mayor John Haar to reconsider industrial zoning southwest of Maynard Airport. It argues industrial expansion would strain Hayward services and harm San Lorenzo homeowners while noting many workers come from distant areas. The letter proposes collaborative planning with San Lorenzo residents and local chambers to balance industry and housing interests.
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John Haar
Hayward
Maynard
Calif
Dearsie
Alumeus County Planning Commission
San Lorenzo
Anoka
Mhan
Jetus
Hayward Airport
Mies
Vous Lye
Une Hayward
Neward
Alenzo
Wearea
Averlas
David Alien
County Employees Picnic in Tilden Park
Alameda County employees and their families head to Tilden Park on Sunday June 2 starting at 1 am for a county Employers' Association hosted picnic. Fitzpatrick, chairman, says the event welcomes all county workers, their families and friends to enjoy the day.
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Tilden Park
Chase Lee Yilden
Alameda
Hell
Vod Fitzpatrick
State studies trees Berkeley California
University of California experiments test replacing some redwood stands with birch, poplar and acacia. Researchers plant hardwoods to assess profitability and growth potential in California forests.
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Berkeley
Calif
California
University of California
Gov Warren foresees court action on bridge bonds
California Governor Warren said court proceedings would begin within two to three days to validate the Toll Bridge Authority refinancing of the San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge. He anticipated a mandamus action in the state supreme court if legal obstacles were cleared, with proceeds to fund a southern crossing study and complete Oakland Alameda approaches.
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Earl Warren
Willby
Californian ‘Toll Barge Authority
San Francisco-Oakland Bay
State Supreme Court
Tol
Trans-Bay
San Francisco
Alameda
Oakland
Bay
Youth Group Aids Blood Program in Hayward
The Pilgrim Fellowship of Eden Congregational Church will mobilize members to recruit two donors each for the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit on June 18 in Hayward. Their effort aims to cover nearly half of the town’s 200 pint quota, with calls to potential donors and a telephone line for appointments.
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Hayward
Red Cross
Isel
Pilgrim Fellowship Yra of Eden Congregational Church
Pilgrim Fellowship
Mrs Glenn Found Insane in Slaying Case
Mary Glenn an East Bay Navy wife was declared insane by Dr. Douglas Kelley after an examination at UC. Her husband Lt Robert Glenn planned to commit her to a mental hospital. Alameda DA Frank Coakley said she would not be prosecuted for the double killings of her two sons and self harm.
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Darland
Mary
Edna Glenn
Eastbay
Douglas Kelley
University’ of California
Payel Tatrist
Robert Clenn
Guam
Pipers
Frank Coakley
Alameda County
Mog
Glenn
Kelley
Repport
Cerin
Bobbie
Rilne
Cilenn
Mivasanion Nivyi
FHA Advised Of Stand June 1952 Airport Expansion Debate
A San Lorenzo Village Homes Association letter relays a Washington meeting with FHA and air force officials about Hayward California airport expansion. It notes FHA loan freezes and possible residential condemnation to extend air facilities, while residents fear property decline and urge a suspension lift to allow continued development. The association argues federal interest should not block existing plans and seeks local housing and veterans administration input.
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Joseph Cassidy
San Lorenen
California
Murti
United States
Ineres
WSU
Davin Allen
SAN Lorenzo Villagh Homes
San Lorena
Cali Paso
Hayward
Robert Kei
BATON
AI Force Headquarters
United States Air Force Wasndc
San Loren Village
San Lorenzo
Lhis
Linshig
Maynard Aireport
Ceonurpie Ersteih
San Lorenz
Ranch
Jiave
Assoviatinn
Louis
Allen
San Lorenzo’ Village _ Homes Association Chiles
Tavin
M. Foley
Thusing
Home Financing
Reservist Questioning Planned Across Western States
An inventory survey will question Air Force reservists residing in California, Oregon, Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Arizona and Nevada over the next year. Maj. Gen. William M. Nall said the effort updates records and assesses military potential for recall only in a national emergency.
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Hamilton Field AD
California
Oregon
Washington
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Arizona
Nevada
Sma
William’ &. Nall
Fourth Air Force Base
Brig
Malwhi Nai
THREE MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS EBMUD AT FAIR EXPANSION OF WATER RIGHTS
Hayward program honors EBMUD with expansion of water rights amid fair events. Roger W Anderson, manager at the Hayward facility, announces near completion of new developments and fairground upgrades at the high school site.
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EBMUD
Talent Search On for FHI Fair in Hayward
Talent search for Hayward fair opens with auditions announced by Chairman of the number contest. Prospective performers may apply at 64 B Street or by phone. Auditions will be held June 17, June 24, and July 1 at 12 PM. Winners may appear at the Fair of Home and Industry with a chance to interview for further events. The fair also features a threefold celebration including the opening of a new freeway, the Parks Authority base completion, and Tradsocean Airlines expansion at Hayward airport. The event showcases decor, garden and auto exhibits, dances, and photo displays, with local civic leaders and business sponsors involved.
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Hapward
Uvey
Fanuadorm
Meme
Indosiey
Boiainyx
Shold
Enrious Amys
Lushone
Hotel Brfarwe Corps
Lhest
Amy
Brittie Vain
Anda
Enmipatis
Ayayn
Word Area Chamber of Comynerce
Au ‘Ory
Tradsocean Airlines
Hayward
Anders
Isin
Ettaphias
Veil
Fara
Warenie Clearman
Ter i
Ane
Bob Amyn
Richa Conny
Masel Delanis
Mary Hale
Hayes
N.B. Tete Phillips
Hedin
Fred Taplin
O. Vv
Wilteon
Rotepert Willden
Jacobsen
Baumberg Fire Meeting Tonight
Mayor Joseph Tenda, Baumberg fire chief, urges volunteers to attend a meeting to review department equipment. He warns residents outdoor burning is forbidden after noon, with daylight burn permits allowed until noon and a burner permit obtainable at 2061 Ahernbers Avenue.
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Hayward
Southern Crossing Topic At Cox Meeting
A local notice invites residents to attend an August meeting at Hosyeard high school cafeteria. Dr president issues guidance for a Fereratered improvement club meeting on Sathorn Ate Mola. Attendees will discuss community projects and reach out to interested locals.
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Maywaldl
Pyullgan
Fereraterd Iprovement Club
Om Sathorn
Mola ‘Teounty
PUC Grants Hike To Truck Owners
The California Public Utilities Commission granted interim rate increases for highway truck operators. Eastbay truckers face a 12 percent hike while statewide providers receive 9 percent. Both take effect March 24 and run for 98 days pending permanent adjustments. Shippers report ongoing industry losses amid the changes.
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San Francisco
Culvorna
Eastbay
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