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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
11
Final tally in Union City shows 401 votes for an elected mayor and 272 against after precinct workers corrected a counting error at Westview Estates. A 4 year term won over a 2 year term by 76 votes. City Clerk Terry Belanger called it a simple procedural error. Council to canvass results at 7:30 tonight.
A grass fire on a ranch near Livermore caused over 13010 in damage to farm buildings and equipment at Amaral’s property on Tesla Road. Firefighters fought for more than 10 hours, with three acres burned and 2200 bales of hay destroyed as an explosive gasoline storage tank reportedly risked injuring responders.
Bay Area residents who once lived in Harvey Illinois will gather for a picnic at El Monte City Park 2130 Tyler Ave El Monte starting at 10 a.m. Sunday July 1 inviting former Harvey residents to bring families food and friends for a community event.
The 10-year-old Marian Marga Olagua was shot through the neck and left shoulder by her brother using a .25 caliber pistol. The incident occurred around 2:30 p.m. yesterday at 99272 Monterey Drive while the parents were away. Police say the shooting was accidental and Marian was moved from Washington Hospital to Stanford University Hospital in Palo Alto, with the siblings attending St. Leonard's School.
Robert S. Jakobs, 20, of 32281 Lake Oneida St, was arraigned in municipal court on a vehicular manslaughter charge after a crash that killed 16 year old Robert Garcia. The car, driven by Jakobs during an early morning drag race, ripped the corner from Silveira's Ranch Supplies, rolled 100 feet, and split after hitting a sign post. Garcia was a passenger in the car, and Jakobs remains hospitalized with a broken arm from the April accident. The manslaughter charge is listed as without malice and without gross neglect.
Superior Court judge to be sworn in Friday in Oakland attorney Stanley Golde will take the oath to serve as judge of the Alameda County Superior Court. Judge Harold Move will administer the ceremony at 1 p.m. in the county courthouse. Golde, 45, has practiced law in Oakland since 1953 and was named by Gov. Reagan to replace the late Judge F. M. Van Sicklin. He will join the criminal judges after induction.
Hayward Citizens Advisory Committee member Kinsey resigns before serving. Kinsey, one of ten appointees from Chabot College, plans to graduate this month and study in Berkeley next year. He recommended Duane Lawson as his replacement. council approved resignation by a 2 to 1 vote. Kinsey had been appointed last April.
San Leandro Art Association watercolor demo at 7 30 tonight at San Leandro Library 300 Estudillo Ave led by artist Sundave Jane Ruroham Sunnyside 4 H Club meets at 7 30 tonight at Fairview School 23518 Maude Ave Hayward officers installed Alameda County Welfare Commission talks 1 15 tomorrow at 401 Broadway Oakland Jeffrey county HRA talks on farm labor employment 4 H Club meets 7 80 tomorrow at Chabot School 19104 Lake Chabot Road Casira Valley officer elections and Swiss guest speaker Alameda County Juvenile Justice Commission meets tomorrow at Chabot Ranch 2600 Fairmont Drive San Leandro Fremont Parents Nursery School events tomorrow and Thursday with graduation Centerville School 1180 Alder Ave 7 50 tomorrow night Icarus tomorrow Hightst 12 Natalie Court Castro Valley Southern Alameda County Good Samm Chapter 7 20 lamors row recreation hall 28608 Hawkwood Ave CHP Nick Douglas on RV safety campers and trailers invited San Felipe Sister City Committee 811 tomorrow Hayward City Center Building Cantereia loam B
Susan Young a 11 year old from San Lorenzo runs freely in Central Park Fremont. The scene uses the line Kids are free as she plays among staged butterflies in a film sequence.
Alameda County Water District directors outlined a 9.42 million dollar budget with no tax rate or water charge hikes for next year. The overall budget totals 9.54 million more than this year, funded by higher revenues and a planned 7 percent rise in assessed district valuation to 499 million. The budget includes 3.02 million for major facilities and a 2.27 million line item for the Mission San Jose water treatment plant.
In Irvington area a parent student group picketed an Exclusive TV massage parlor at 3973 Washington Blvd to press for stricter massage parlor regulations similar to Union City. Chairman Dave Stith presented the complaint to City Clerk Bob Nelson citing morality and health concerns. A June 1 city council meeting was scheduled. Fremont mayor Jack Pimelel urged residents to display the US flag on Flag Day marking the first national display of colors.
Richard and Donna Haycock of Framont were convicted by a six day jury trial before Judge Cecil Mosbacher on felony counts of possessing dangerous drugs. Haycock received nine months in county jail plus three years probation, while his wife, 27, drew four days in jail and probation. Haycock was convicted of battery on a police officer and sustained abdominal injuries during arrest requiring surgery. He has filed a $1 million damage suit against the City of Fremont and ex-officer William Fullan.
Fremont City Council will hold a 7:45 p.m. hearing on a $17.5 million preliminary budget submitted by City Manager Don Driggs. The document shows department requests and changes from the current year, including increases for community development to 681,687, police at 2.8 million, operations rising to about 2.8 million, and fire, elections, and city administration adjustments.
Fremont directors finalized a $137 million budget for 1973-74 keeping the tax rate at 22 cents per $100 assessed value for the third year. A 9 percent rise in assessed valuations funds the plan with minor changes from the tentative budget and two new employees proposed. The budget also funds a portable diesel generator for backup power at Alvarado and Newardsewae plants, and includes environmental impact guidelines for land development. The district seeks zoning expansion at Alvarado and partners with Alameda County Flood Control to acquire 26 acres for plant expansion and flood channel work, costing about $50,000 per agency.
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