San Leandro Plans 62 Berths for Small Boat Harbor
San Leandro seeks 62 new berths as part of the marina expansion, bringing total berths to 444. Public Works Director Richard Ward and Bormaster Chuck Haley oversee the plan, to be drawn by Environ with bids likely in winter and construction starting in spring, reflecting ongoing 500 berth harbor design.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Marina
Richard Ward
Chuck Haley
Environ
Wesley McClure
McClure
Bat
Neptune Drive
Callan Avenue bids awarded for widening project
An Emeryville firm, Ransome Company, submitted the low bid of 7672 dollars for widening Callan Avenue between Huff and Bancroft Avenues in San Leandro. City Clerk Richard H. Wes announced the bids yesterday morning, with the engineer's estimate at 79254 dollars. Gallagher and Hulk of Oakland bid 80698 dollars and others included J Huizar and Sons of South San Francisco 944.27 and East Bay Excavating of Hayward 9994 dollars. The plan adds widening along Memorial Park frontage, curb and gutter work, and relocation of the Bancroft traffic signal.
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San Leandro
Emeryville
Callan Avenue
Memorial Park
Richard H. Wes
Ransome Company
Gallagher and Hulk
Oakland
J, Huizar and Sons
South San Francisco
East Bay
Hayward
Huff
Bancroft Avenues
Bancroft Avenue
Park electricity request for Marina Park by association
Northern California Marina Association will seek permission to install permanent electrical service in part of Marina Park. Marina supervisor Joe Kratam said the group decided to file the request after surveying the park where it stages its annual in the water boat show. This year's show, Boat Show ’75, is set for Sept. 2022 and will feature a water skiing elephant.
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Marina Park
Northern California Marina Association
Joe Kratam
Matina
Krafim
Manufacturers endorse budget for San Leandro proposal
San Leandro's proposed 13.2 million budget is endorsed by the San Leandro Manufacturers Association. The board suggests reappraising the plan to add three police aides and to develop a more sophisticated computer system. Al Cooper notes the association is not opposed to either idea but seeks reevaluation. aides would aid jail and ambulance service. the computer system would handle payroll personnel data and billings with potential regional collaboration.
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San Leandro
San
Insurance agents award scholarships to five Cha bot College students
The Independent Insurance Agents Association of the Hayward Area gave 1500 in scholarships to five Cha bot College students. Each received 300 at a luncheon. Winners include Angela Hancock Hayward major data processing Sheryl Hanestad Hayward recreation Philip Petty Fremont business administration Marilyn Wright Castro Valley accounting and Jerry Yon San Leandro accounting. Selections were based on college and community activities a 1M word essay scholastic standing and a personal interview.
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Independent Insurance Agents Association of
Hayward Area
Chabot College
Angela Hancock
Hayward
Sheryl Hanestad
Philip Petty
Fremont
Marilyn Wright
Castro Valley
Jerry Yon
San Leandri
Hanson Named New EBMUD Oakland Office Manager
Charles L Hanson of San Leandro was appointed manager of the Oakland business office of the East Bay Municipal Utility District. Hanson joined EBMUD as assistant business office manager in 1971 and has worked in Berkeley Walnut Creek and Richmond before leading the Richmond office in 1972. He also led Memorial Hospital's San Leandro office prior to joining EBMUD. Hanson is active with the San Leandro Jaycees and the senior chamber of commerce. He succeeds retiring J P Gustafson who served with EBMUD for more than six years.
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Oakland
East Bay
Charles L Hanson
Hanson
EBMUD
Berkeley
Walnut Creek
Richmond
Memorial Hospital
San Leandro Jaycees
Senior
Chamber of Commerce
Livermore Teachers Accept 7 Percent Pay Increase for Next Year
Livermore teachers have approved a 7 percent average salary rise for the upcoming year, with a 0.2 percent boost in health benefits. The deal covers 619 teachers and awaits ratification at the next board meeting. potential 1.21 percent boost if state base funding increases. Murray district teachers will decide on a possible strike by Sept. 3 after a ballots vote, kept in safe deposit until that date, amid ongoing salary talks.
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Livermore
Murray
Board of Education
Gail Dawson
Murray Certificated
City Cyclists Plan Three-County Ride Sunday
On the agenda in San Francisco Feri at 10 a.m. Sunday the City Cyclists will stage a three county ride including the Golden Gate Bridge parade grounds at Fort Cronkite and a ferry boat segment. Reservations are necessary by calling John Carroll at B76.
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San Francisco
Fremont City Expansion Plans Face Budget Fireworks
Fremont council members debated funding for a 350000 expansion of City Hall to the fourth floor as part of a 3.1 million capital plan. Skeptics warned revenue sharing should fund people programs, not capital projects, while others proposed phasing payments and using saved funds for the Community Drug Council. The issue, tied to potential shifts in capital spending, was deferred to next Tuesday's budget session.
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Fremont
Gene Ribodes
Rhodes
City Hall
Don Driggs
Washington
BART
Community Drug Council
Don Dillon
Tri-City
Art Lampert
Dittort
Lough Fremont
Geoffrey Steel
Residents call for closure of walkway near Graham School
Newark residents recount vandalism and drug use tied to the Christine Street Mantcalm Avenue walkway near Graham School. They plead for closure or safety measures as officials delay decision for 30 days to explore alternatives.
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Newark
Christine Street
Mantcalm Avenue
Graham School Causeway
Montcalm
Donald Rice
New Haven teachers reject pay offer
The New Haven Teachers Association rejected a 7.5 per cent wage increase offered by the school board for the next school year. about 200 of 245 members voted, with plans to meet again before school start to ratify a package or vote on strike if negotiations fail.
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New Haven Teachers Association
Jacquelyn Lee
Association
Guy
South County Scene The Ooty Review
The Ooty Review from Hayward California dated Friday June 14 1974 reports local happenings in the South County area. The brief notes cover community events, notices and social items of interest to residents.
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Hayward, Calf
Castro Valley approves S zoning to ban billboards by 1977
Alameda County Planning Commission voted unanimously to apply an S zoning category to Castro Valley Boulevard that will ban new billboards and push existing ads toward removal. The plan hinges on permit lapses in 1977 and aims to reduce visual clutter with support from local groups including the chamber of commerce and homeowners association.
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Alameda
Commission
Castro Valley
California
Chamber of Commerce
Castro Valley Boulevard
Chamber
Pacific Telephone
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Castro
Central
Castro Valley Homeowners Association
Mattia Kauffman
Lois Rustelka
William Carpenter
Jett Gardella
James Zeno
Edward Enos
Jack Holland Jr
Student house sale nets 5125 for Fremont program
Williamson High senior carpentry students built a two bedroom house started last October. The high bid of 5125 from Herbert Williams of Saratoga led the trustees to consider awarding the sale later this month. Principal Sam Muscalino praised students and teachers and noted donations from Singer Housing Co. and others.
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Fremont
Williamson High
Continuation High
Sam Muscalino
Singer Housing Co
Jack Brooks
End
William Bolt
Herbert Williams
Saratoga
Mona Burgess
Jonquil Drive
Newark
Harry Sheppard
Sheppard
Experi
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Angelica Ring
Kathy Lopez
Martha Anguino
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Emanuele
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California Teachers Association For
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