Newark Council Approves Leased Housing Plan and Center Relocation
Newark City Council unanimously endorsed Planning Director Charles Cashmark’s report to join the Alameda County leased housing program, enabling 134 low income Newark families to qualify for federal housing with an initial 50 units. The council also approved rebuilding the Ash Street Youth Center at a park like site larger than the current one, following a citizen steering committee led by Mrs. Kerry Raber.
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Ash Street
Charles Cashmark
Cashmark
Alameda County
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Glenn Krueg
Fremont Council Mulls Plea for Parks Funds
Fremont The first council work session on the 8 million budget for 1965-70 stretched into a plea for more funds as recreation commissioners urged boosts for parks and programs. Council weighed Driggs recommendations and heard requests for police pay, new facilities, and expanded center supervision ahead of a Thursday follow up session.
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Fremont
Premont
Don Driggs
Driggs
Commission
Fremont Sports Federation
Cultural Arts Federation
Hacienda
Niles
Hesperian Work Bid At $495,874 In Alameda County
Independent Construction Co of Oakland led bids at 495 874 for widening Hesperian Boulevard from Ruth Court in San Leandro to the Castro Valley cutoff, with two other bids near 521 158. County engineers estimated 532 000. Project funded by San Leandro, Alameda County and the State. County supervisors to review Tuesday along with five Mood control bids for Union City.
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Ruth Court
San Leandro
Castro Valley
Nimitz Freeway
San Lorenzo
Union City
Plane Crash Lawsuit Seeks 500000 in Alameda County
A 500000 damage action was filed in Alameda County Superior Court against the estate of Hayward businessman John D. Rutzeheck after his plane crashed near Pleasanton last January. Mrs. Florence Brown, widow of Kenneth C. Brown, and her two teenage children sue for losses from the fatal flight that age 54 Rutzeheck piloted back to Hayward Airport from Houston. The complaint accuses Rutzeheck of reckless flying in bad weather and improper maintenance of the aircraft.
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Superior Cort
Hayward
Pleasanton
Florence Brown
Kenneth C. Brown
Bellevue
Wash
John D. Rutzeheck
Frm
Sandy Road
Castro Valley
Rutzebeck
Ratezebeck
Houston
Vex
Castlewear Country Club
Brown
Ratzebeck
Margaret
Stolen School Equipment Stirs San Leandro Burglaries
Vandals robbed Grover Cleveland School 203 Reynolds Blvd ransacking offices and crossing a creek to an Oakland district burglary. The haul valued at 2000 to 3000 dollars included typewriters adding machines duplicators projectors and TVs. Much recovered but ruined by water. police linked to another burglary at Madison School nearby.
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Grover Cleve
Land School
Reynolds
Playground
Fenre
San Leandro
San Leandro Pean
Nation Honors Flag Anniversary With Veteran Events
Karen Bersagel notes tomorrow marks the 12th anniversary of adopting the Stars and Stripes as the National Flag. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1882 will provide a flag service for Hayward firms on 11 special days yearly. Disabled American Veterans Oakland Chapter 7 will host an entertainment program for hospitalized veterans and armed forces at Oakland Auditorium, 12th and Fallon Streets.
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Maid of
Hayward
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post
Oakland
Oakland Auditorium
Theane 12Th
Fallon Streets
Castro Valley Plans Master Plan Update and Youth Parade
The Castro Valley Chamber requests county review of a 500 word essay driven master plan titled Maid of Castro Valley and Castro Valley youth involvement. County staff may revise the 1960 master plan with outside consultant input at an estimated 50 thousand dollars. Dorothy Van de Graaf announces a seven day Don Castro Days Youth program featuring grand marshals Don and Donna Castro, a parade, picnic, dances, and art and fashion shows.
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van deGraff
Hafthydaugh Junior High School
Castro Val
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Castro
Janet Katich
Castro Yal
Castro Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Dorothy D. van de Graaf
Don
Donna Castro
Wine Tasting Party Slated
Fremont Rep George Brown Jr serves as guest of Rep Don Edwards at a wine tasting tomorrow afternoon in Weibel Winery Outdoor Pavilion. Organizer Sam Armijo of IMPACT says the p.m. event is co sponsored by IMPACT and the Democratic Women's Forum of Fremont. Tickets available at the door.
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George Brown Jr
Montgomery Park
Don Edwards
San Jose
Weibel Winery
Sam Armijo
Mont-Newark
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Fremont Residents Fight Proposed Apartment Plan at Hearing
Fremont Planning Commission heard opposition to Dan Bodily and Jack Brooks developments. Neighbors argued privacy impacts on a 3 story 245 unit complex off Paseo Padre Parkway near Camden Street. staff called it a minor amendment, while commissioners flagged potential major changes needing full public hearing. Two Brooks projects were approved amid neighbor objections.
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Fremont
Dan Bodily
Jack Brooks
Parkmont
Bodily
Paseo ‘Padre Parkway
Camden Street
Robert Bean
Gean
Homeowners Elect New President in San Leandro
John Moisie of 1006 Cramer Ave was elected president of the Wash- Hplon Homeowners Association after Larry Kircher resigned. Kircher served as president over a year and moves to Los Angeles. A second vice president and newsletter chair will be Mart y Keil, with two board vacancies announced. Applications for vacancies due June 26 to election committee members Ray Welch, Mrs. Dale Allen, Mrs. Alan Tingwood, or others. A board dinner for new and retiring members is planned for July 19 at Me Embers Restaurant in San Lorenzo.
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John Moisie
Cramer Ave
Wash- Hplon Home Owners Association
Larry Kircher
Kircher
Los Angeles Area
H-man
Ray Welch
Dale Ailen
Alan Tingwood
Clint Lee
Me Embers
San Lorenzo
Fremont Citizens Fight Move to Extend Quarry
Fremont residents of the Niles district urge the council to halt Silva Brothers quarrying on the hillside near Niles. In a letter to the city, the Niles Homeowners Association calls for immediate action to stop ongoing work and oppose extending the quarry north or south, citing rehabilitation concerns and a public threat to abandon the site.
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Cizens
Niles
Silva Brothers
Raneha Arraya Park Improvement Association
Aclion
Planning Commission
To Council
Fremont Council
Objece
Niles Group
Larry ‘Silva
Silva
Bay
Fremont Eatmeilmen
Tetler
R. H. Vollarecht
Cuenca Way
Come Millee
Fremont Alameda Water District Seeks 3.2 Million Budget
Fremont Alameda County Water District directors proposed a 1969 70 budget of 3.2 million dollars based on a 15 cent tax rate per 100 assessed valuation and planned to issue about 5.8 million dollars in bonds next year for water system improvements. The district eyes acquiring part of the historic Weibel Winery for a 1 million gallon reservoir and advances a 24 inch main from Niles to the trying ton District and a 40 million gallon filter plant site near Mission Pass along with an 18 million gallon reservoir at Warm Springs. The Peralta Tyson water softening plant nears completion but faces high pressure raising costs. district to meet Citi zen Utilities Co. in July for a price quote before deciding on buying part of the system, valued at 1.3 million, which Citi zen disputes.
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Fremont
Alameda County
Niles
Tryington
Mission Pass
Warm Springs
Peralta-Tyson
Citizens Utilities Co
California
County Republicans Praise Reagan Stand in Berkeley Row
The Alameda County Coordinating Republican Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution praising Gov. Ronald Reagan for his actions in the People’s Park controversy. The measure lauded his wisdom in appraising the Berkeley situation and his vigorous, forthright manner in maintaining order and urged assembly members to act to prevent unrest and terror in communities.
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Alameda County
Coordinating Republican Assembly
Ronald Reagan
People's Park
Berkeley
Reagan
Assembly
Livermore School Debt Loan Advances to Governor
The Legislature approved a $590,600 loan for Livermore School District to cover past year debts. Assemblyman Carlos Boe announced in Sacramento that Senate sponsor Sen. Clark Bradley steered the measure without a three day hearing. The loan, repayable over up to two years with interest yet to be set, would not restore cut programs and aims to settle arrears. Governor Reagalin is expected to sign next week, with immediate effect.
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Special Assembly
Senate
Reagaln
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