Hayward Waives Annexation Fee On School Land
Hayward City Council voted to waive the old 300 per acre annexation fee on 9.11 acres in Palma Cela tract 1442 acquired by La Vista School District. The 1953 annexation agreement and the fee were noted by Brandon Enterprises’ Arch MacDonald. La Vista School District later built Run School at 28777 Dickens Ave on the property. The council also approved initiation of proceedings for the 457 acre Tennyson Alquire Annex and reappointed several commissioners.
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Hayward
Palma
Tennyson
Alquire Annex
Alquire Rds
Helen Strickle
Parks Commission
George P. Oakes
Airport’ Commission
Charles Long
Public Services Commission
Dorothy Notley
Library, Commission
Jack Crawford
Bd. T
Airport Commission
Commission
Oakes
Es Anid
Jaywalkers Warned as San Leandro Prepares Citations
San Leandro police issued warnings to 52 jaywalkers ahead of a new anti jaywalking ordinance taking effect July 1. Over the next two weeks officers will issue warnings before issuing citations. Violators face a $2 fine.
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San Leandro
Planning Department Moves to City Hall in Hayward
The Hayward Planning Department moved into City Hall today occupying the second floor offices formerly used by the Hayward Municipal Court. Civil Defense remains in the street address office and Public Works will occupy space vacated by the planners.
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Hayward Planning Department
City Hall
C St
Hayward Municipal Court
Civil Defense
Public Works Department
Incident Case To Superior Court Fremont
John C. Ledesma, 25, was bound over to the superior court to answer charges that he injured a Newark youth on February 25. Judge B E Quaresma ordered the transfer after a preliminary hearing in the Niles Centerville District.
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Fremont
John C. Ledesma
Superior Court
Yeserday
Newark
BE. A. Quaresma
Niles Centerville Dist
Fremont Budget Debate Defends Civic Center Plan
Fremont planning official Jack Parry defends a budget including a 247000 civic center and golf facilities against criticism as “irresponsible.” Howard Mitchell of the Niles Chamber warns the civic center and lake risk taxpayer burden without direct citizen input. Chamber members seek more cost details and focus on roads and infrastructure to attract industry.
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Fremont — Planning
Fremont
Parry
Niles
Mitchell
Chamber
Ul Timate
Need for Library Ties to San Leandro Bond Vote
Halcyon Improvement Club heard Ted Cole, San Leandro Library board chair, outline a proposed new library cultural center with adult and juvenile reading areas, phonograph listening, home movies, mosaic art, ceramics, weathercraft study, a 200 capacity meeting room, and a story telling area. Fate of the proposal rests on the October 7 bond election. Additional business approved surveys and resurfacing for Donna and Louise Streets, Terra and 148th Avenues.
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San Leandro
Halcyon Improvement Club
Ted Cole
Cole
Tooms
Donna and
Louise Sts
Terra
148Th Aves
Oakland Pay Hike Effective July
Oakland city employees face five to nine percent raises approved by the city council. The boosts will affect about 3,275 workers including policemen and firemen and will cost the city roughly 1.31 million dollars annually.
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Oakland
Oakland City
Newark Warned On Zoning Law
City planners warned that loose Newark zoning provisions may invite undesirable industrial development. Planning consultant Lawrence Livingston urged revising the ordinance or adopting an interim measure to protect residences and industries until a new zoning law is enacted.
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Newark
Lawrence Livingston
Crowded Cutting Affair Baffles Hayward Police
Hayward police faced a crowd and conflicting versions after a cutting incident in front of the Towne Club on D and Castro Street. Three men were arrested for assault with a deadly weapon and disturbing the peace, including William Dollar of Oakland, Carmel Fernandez and Ray Fernandez of Hayward, and Harbin Leininger of Oakland. Dollar was reported with slashes on clothing. police said Fernandez brothers and Leininger joined a pursuit, and the dispute escalated into a razor attack tied to an argument involving the Fernandezes.
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Hayward
Castro
Lrs
William Dollar
Oakland
Carmel Fernandez
Forest
Ave
Castra Valley
Ray Os
Fernandez
Lyn Hayward
Harbin
Leininger
Turing
The
Pacific
Telephone. and Telegraph , Co
Dollar
Fernandez Brothers
Doller
Fernandezes
Carmel
Raymond Eld
Carejimel
State mental hospital operations praised in California report
A late report from an interagency committee praised California mental health facilities noting generally favorable conditions. The document says the State Department of Mental Hygiene received an overall positive assessment and highlights steady hospital operations despite challenges.
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Sacramento
Califo
State Department of Mental Hygiene
Gas Prices Rise Amid State Senate Mental Health Findings
A Bay Area report contrasts sharply with the State Senate assessment of California mental institutions. It notes bruising conditions and rooms bolted for patients, urges curtailment, and reports gasoline at 43.2 cents in Hayward with other prices rising. meals deemed inadequate, but overall hospital management praised. Legislature funds mental hygiene with over 3 million to modernize facilities and menus.
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Assembly
Senate
Allen
California
Giso
Bayward
San Francisco
Hayward
Greenwood
Corp
Navy Pilot Nyberg Dies After Plane Hits Lines in Crash
Navy pilot Lt Gig Harry M. Nyberg 28 of Berkeley died when his Skyraider hit high voltage lines during a training dive near Fallon Nevada. The crash caused a long power outage in San Francisco and the Peninsula before he landed at Alameda Naval Air Station. He is survived by his wife Ellen and daughter Andrea Celeste.
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Fallon
Nev
Navy
Gig Harry M. Nyberg
Berkeley
Nyberg
Niles Canyon
San Francisco
Peninsula
Alameda Naval Air Station
Naval Air’ Station
Ellen
Andrea Celeste
Pay hike to carpenters in Bay Area counties
Carpenters in Alameda, San Francisco, San Mateo, and Marin counties will gain a five-cent early wage increase starting Saturday. The raise affects about 18,000 workers, including journeymen carpenters and several specialized trades. The new base wages, announced by Chester R Badaline, were negotiated this year and presented at a public meeting at city hall in Mis-? San Jose.
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Alameda
San Francisco
San Mateo
Marin
Chester R.badaline
Bay Counties
Sion San Jose
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