Livermore City Council Meets to Hear Zoning Plans
The Livermore City Council meets tonight at 8 to continue last night’s agenda, including bids for 51,100,007 in sewer bonds and a hearing on Vallecirlos Road zoning. A planning commission resignation, a general plan discussion led by Sydney Williams, and a wagoner property housing project are on the docket, with overnight talks ending at midnight over sewer service to 320 acres of industrial land for annexation.
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Livermore
Vallecilos Rd
Planning Commission
Rundstram
Sydney H. Williams
Palo Alto
Lse
Fourth St
James Nordahl
Third St
Noreahl
Wagoner
Valiecitos Rd
Chamber of Commerce
Western and
Southern Pacific Railroads
Industrial Zone Review on Tap in San Leandro
Planning Commission will review the first draft of a new industrial zoning plan at 7139 p.m. tomorrow, targeting an 800 to 1000 foot strip between Washington Manor and the Southern Pacific tracks. The proposal from Washington Manor advisory committee aims to regulate industrial development near residential areas with height, signage, landscaping, parking, and other controls.
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San Leandro
Planning Commission
Douglas Joy
Washington Manor
Joy
Southern Pacific
Clamac
Bonaire
Lewelling
Hayward signs up for 21 new HARD classes
Hayward Area Recreation Dist opens registration for 21 new classes including tumbling and judo at San Lorenzo High School. Separate boys classes run Monday Wednesday Friday afternoons for grades 3 through high school, while adult judo runs weekday evenings June 25 to July 30. Men pay ALB pnt and women pay 7 pan with six week courses costing SL, advance payment encouraged. phone Lucerne 16581 for details.
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Hayward Area
Lucerne
White Fleet Vets Hunted For Review
The Navy seeks Northern California veterans of the Great White Fleet to join a fleet review during the Fourth of July weekend in San Francisco. Survivors will be invited to participate as the U S First Fleet arrives, marking the 80 year anniversary of the historic circumnavigation under President Roosevelt.
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Navy
Califrnia
Divisio
San Francisco
U. S. First Fleet
Bay
Teddy Ronsavelt
July 4th Fete Booths Sought by Local Groups in San Leandro
San Leandro plans July 4 celebration with booths from Chamber of Commerce Cleveland PTA Fioresta Homemakers Assn Wonder Wilson PTA and others. Booths assigned by Howard Rollinson. road race at 2 pm from city hall to Bancroft Ave. 35 athletes registered. prizes include a winner's vacation. Next committee meeting 3 pm June 2 at city hall.
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San Leandro
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland’ Pta
Fioresta Homely Joners Assn
Wondrow Wilson Pta
Howard Rollinson
Booth
Hlpmlight
San Leandro High School
Ity Hall
East
S8th
Bancroft Ave
Andy Sacks
Jim Quffer
Wartainnta Trenkiee
Chambe Commerce
City Hall
Honor Student Paula Austin to Receive Youth of the Month
Paula Austin 15, ninth grade honor student at John Muir Senior High School, San Leandro, will be honored at the San Leandro Optimist Great White Fleet meeting. The program features Louis Meyer of East Bay Municipal Utility District presenting a color film.
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San Leandro
Paula Austin
John Muir Senior High School
Great White Fleet
Austin
Naval Dist
Russell B. Austin
Federal Tin St
Tire
San Francisco
Haycock’s
Ywr Tave Sir
Peetee Paula
House of Leon
Louis’ Meyer
East Bay
Forum Group Sets Meeting Fremont Forum Sets Meeting
Fremont steering committee of the newly formed Fremont Forum will meet at 7 40 p m Thursday at All Northdale Circle in Glensmoor Gardens. They will consider by laws membership dues name and future policy of the organization. E W Smith provisional president invites residents to contact him at Scamoco 4156.
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Fremont
Fremont Forum
Northdale Circle
Glensmoor Gardens
Iso
E. W. Smith
Livermore Firm Promotes Four Supervisors
Sandia Corp announced promotions of four Livermore residents this week. N. 3. Renaud was named supervisor of the Livermore branch reproduction mail and record division. James P. Brook will head the supply services division. Donald 8 Wheaton was promoted supervisor of the records section. R. E. Maxwell will head the shipping and receiving department.
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Livermore
Sandia Corp
Renaud
James P. Brook
Scott St
Donald
Wheaton
Fic St
R. E. Maxwell
Madeira Way
Leandro Cop eTrial Date Set for Policeman Valente
Date for a San Leandro city trial is set for Friday in Oakland Municipal Court. Keith Valente, 23, a probationary San Leandro police officer from 14 Toler Ave, pleads innocent to charges he collected unemployment benefits while working as a dance hall bouncer before being employed by the city. He remains suspended pending the trial.
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San Leandro
Keith Valente
Daily Review Hayward Edition Details and Offices
The Daily Review operates from Hayward and San Leandro with offices at 1980 Winton Ave Hayward Alameda County and 188 South Main Street Sycamore Leandro. It lists subscription rates and contact numbers for multiple locations including Leandro and Lockhaven.
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The
Daily Review, Inc
Hayward
California
Winton Ave
Calif
Daily Review
Alameda County
Jeffernon
Eluin
Leandro
San Leandro City
Enterville
South Main Street
Sycamore
UDIT
Four New Members Joined Pleasanton Lions Club
Pleasanton Lions welcomed four new members Tony Cavestri Art Parker Chan Henderson and Orror Dunbar The installation dinner and other details were set for June 24 at Castlewood Country Club.
Recreation lending plan eases equipment costs for groups
Fremont residents can borrow basketballs footballs volleyballs and more from the Recreation Department to support club outings or gatherings. Call the Recreation Center at Oliver 6 0700 to reserve gear during business hours.
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Fremont
Z Recreation
Dan Drices
Washington
Recréation Dept
Recreation Cent
Oliver
Breweries' Sums From Relegalization Reported
Milwaukee report notes that since April 7 1983 beer was re legal ized in the United States the brewing industry has spent 255000000 in buying American farmers produce and paid 13 billion to the Federal government amid industry figures and policy context.
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Milwaukee
United States
Brewing Industry Calculuas
Fremont Planning Commission Sets Industrial Plan Hearing Date
Fremont planners schedule a public hearing on the industrial plan for June 30 in the wake of county and city street plans. County report due June 30. Wilkenson to align with Alameda County and city thoroughfares. The council to receive revised Centerville District plan and planners seek extended contract with planning research consultants.
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Bretpout
Alameda County
Wilkenson
Wikenson
Centerville Business Dist
Planning Research and Affairs
Firct
Niles
Wrarai Springs
Crowning Of Pleasanton Queen Slated At County Fair
Miss Pleatar ton will be crowned at 9 Dn Saturday in the veterans' Memorial Building during the Alameda Courty Fair Booster Dance. Two sets of contenders include Bonnie Collins and Jennifer Rollar among others. Committees from Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion organize the dance with Russ Holiday's band providing music.
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Taria Edgren Jr
Jack Shackelton
Ted Siebels
Bob Juniper
Tony Cavertri
Carl Backley
Wilfred Bottini
Tmusic
Russ Holiday
Miss Pleasanton I
Alameda County
Kiwanis Club Runs Gas Station Fundraiser in Castro Valley
Kiwanis Sub members will forget their ordinary duties Saturday to man a public gas station at Bab's Flying A Service Station 6589 Castro Valley Blvd. The event runs from 9 a.m. with professional attendants on standby. Proceeds go to the youth activities fund. Regular service functions will be offered as part of the day.
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Castro Valley
Bab Brailduck
Bab
Casno Valley Blvd
Tractor crushes worker to death at base housing project
Herman Carter, 35, a construction worker for the V C Mendenhall Co of Reno, died after a tractor wheel ran over him at Stead Air Force Base housing site. He succumbed four hours after being rushed to Washoe Medical Center with internal injuries.
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Reno
Wise Cancels Two Reports In San Leandro Plan
Two of three redevelopment reports by planner Harold Wese are cancelled as Wise keeps a Wednesday morning date to report on central San Leandro's renewal plan to the Redevelopment Agency. Tonight's City Council meeting to discuss the general plan is cancelled for the same reason. A progress report session next month is also affected by scheduling changes.
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San Leandro
Harold Wese
Wise
Central
Council
San’ Leandro
A. J. Oliveira
FBI Delays in Caliber Jewel Robbery Case Featured in Buffalo
In Buffalo, UPI reports 36 year old Larry H. Gunning faces charges in a $100,000 Beverly Hills jewel and fuel robbery. The FBI says delays, with new leads, remain active as agents nationwide pursue the Buffalo suspect.
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FBI
N.Y
Buffalo
UPI
Larry H. Cunning
California
Wesley G. Grapp
Hayward Council Receives Five Month Salary Study
The Hayward City Council reviewed a five month survey on salaries and classifications for 1958-1959. The Personnel Board held the recommendations for cost analysis and return to the council on June 26 with a decision to approve by July 1.
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Mer
S. D. Smith
Hayward
Sanitary District Election Reser Sets Sept 10
Sanitary District directors vote to move the forthoor election date to Wednesday September 10 after a State Personnel Board report. Salary boosts total 31 848 dollars about 2.6 percent of payroll with 77 employees due range increases and 38 to be paid more for the same job. five polling places and two board seats to be used. Wright says equipment delivered for test ground water infiltration and work to begin August 1.
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State Personnel Board
Iven Crow
A. R
Peterson
Erett Wright
Ang. 1
Delayed Payment Involving Maritime Subsidy Sparks Debate
In Bangor Maine UPTI reports Herman J LeBlanc paid 25 for speeding after claiming a March incident slipped his mind. The Federal Maritime Board approved a 47 percent subsidy for four 11,000 ton freighters to be built by States Steamship Company for Pacific service, costing around 14.5 million each and expected to carry passengers and cargo with a top speed near 29 knots.
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Bangor
Herman J. LeBlanc
Mexico
Federal Maritime Board
Buddhists Bless New Laos Campus Groundbreaking
In VIENTIANE Laos Buddhist monks blessed a 2500 acre campus for the proposed University of Laos at a groundbreaking ceremony. The first building will be a teacher training school funded with United States aid.
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Vientiane
Laos
University of Laos
United States
Farm Bureau Votes Tonight at Fremont Meeting
Eden Washington Farm Bureau Center will elect officers at 7:45 p.m. today in the Washington Union High School cafeteria. A nominating committee has recommended Howard Mitchell of Niles as president Richard Johnson of Warm Springs as vice president James Lopes of Warm Springs as secretary treasurer Earl Wallace of Niles and Tony Pacheco of Mission San Jose John Williams of Irvington Jess Perry of Decoto Walter Kempton of Niles as directors. Travel movies will be shown and there will be a drawing for attendance awards. All interested farm community members are invited.
Governor Ends Reserve Service in Navy Far East Tour
New Jersey Governor Robert B. Meyner ends a three week Navy reserve tour in the Far East. He held the rank of lieutenant commander and arrived back in Washington after refueling in Honolulu before resuming flight to Anacostia Air Base.
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