Newark Chamber clash over master plan vote sparks rift
Newark Chamber of Commerce opposes the master plan’s industrial provisions. Industrial Committee votes 9-6 to back opposition after a brief tabling dispute. Milani and attorney Milani challenge to force the chamber to oppose only industrial items, while leaders signal no immediate budget cuts or tax plan tonight.
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Mowry Ave
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Hetch Hetchy
Willow and
Filbert Sts
Newark
Mgris Johny
Nan
Jonal
Woman Named To Head California Motor Vehicle Office
Miss June Perkins, 35, appointed head of the San Leandro office of the State Department of Motor Vehicles, succeeding Art Tom in Oakland. A 10 year veteran, she previously ran the Oroville office and started her career there. Native Californian, member of Soroptimist International, former president of Paradise Calif. Business and Professional Women's Club, and active in several associations. Lives at 16201 Hesperian Blvd San Lorenzo.
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Rat Population Warning Issued by County Health Officer
Contra Costa County health officer Dr. Henrik L. Blum told the Board of Supervisors that the rat population now rivals the human population in the county, with signs of rats moving into residential areas. A survey disclosed evidence of infestation in a sewer line and along creek banks.
Kiwanis to View H-Bomb Movie at Tea Garden
Ralph Santos announced at the Hayward Kiwanis Club meeting that a hydrogen bomb test film will be viewed Tuesday noon at the Tea Garden, 365 Castro St. The program requires four persons and three tucks aid for necessary equipment. No bubonic plague cases among rats have been reported.
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San Leandro Plan Outlines Large Civic Center Area
The San Leandro plan proposes seven acre civic center and extensive offstreet parking with a perimeter highway system. Estimated total land related costs reach 19.98 million. net after resale about 12.03 million. A federal grant of 8.03 million is expected to cover most funding, leaving 4.01 million to raise from other sources.
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Cabrillo Grants Youth Scholarship At Diner Event
Cabrillo Civic Club will award a $250 scholarship to Gerald R. Lucas Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Ruel Lucas of Hayward after screening by the State Council Cabrillo Clubs. He will study electrical engineering at UC. Hayward City Councilman Vernon Blichfeldt will speak at a public dinner priced 1.50 per person to support the club’s scholarship fund.
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Four Vie for Jaycee Helm
Four candidates appeared before Los Angeles delegates at the first national Jaycee Convention seeking the national presidency. The contenders were Clarence L Blasier Bob Cox Wallace R Heatwole and Richard J Lynch Each candidate is from Ohio North Canton Virginia Waynesboro and Missouri Kansas City respectively Delegates also planned to elect ten national vice presidents from fourteen candidates. In sessions the convention backed programs on fluoridation reciprocal trade traffic safety foreign student programs and juvenile delinquency efforts.
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Adventists Plan Special Speaker in Hayward Saturday
Seventh Day Adventists of Hayward announce W Lee Grady senior theologian from La Sierra College will speak as special speaker at the Zitarm service. Grady, noted Adventist, is in the Bay Area after a Southern California conference posting, replacing Elder W R Foulston away at the World Conference in Cleveland Ohio. First Lady of Palo Alto Dies.
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Hayward Crews Finish Marking Weed Lots in Abatement
City crews under Streets Supt Harry Brandt will complete posting about 2000 weed filled lots found during a two week Public Works survey. A July 1 public hearing was set after the council declared the lots a nuisance. Residents are urged to burn seeds, or cut weeds and obtain a burning permit. If not burned by July 2, the Public Works Dept with the Fire Dept will burn them. They expect completion by September 1 amid 21 grass fires this month.
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Force Sewer Action Likely If Bond Fails
Bay Area Water Pollution Control board warns that a failed sewer bond means forced improvements. USC director Boege says tax rates would jump to legal limit to fund needed treatment. Voters in Fremont Newark and Decato face a June 34 bonded proposal to expand plants and curb pollution.
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Beehive Owner Stung for $100 Damages
Fremont resident Thomas K Campion reports a California Nursery Co. beehive property was overturned yesterday causing $100 damage. Campion, 33, of 312 1 St Niles, reported to deputies that beehives were damaged and the owner was stung.
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Sacramento Man Drowns in Folsom Lake During Swim
A Sacramento man, a college student, drowned at Folsom Lake while swimming with two companions. The incident occurred Wednesday as the group attempted to swim to a point and rescue efforts by bystanders and authorities were unsuccessful. Names are unclear in the report but list the deceased as a Sacramentan and note connections to Milton Koch and the Sacramento area.
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UPI
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A Koch
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Fire Hits Hayward Home Damage 1150
A basement fire at 1600 D St Hayward caused about 1150 damage. Mrs Schaifler saw smoke at 1 03 pm and called the fire department. Nine men and three pieces of equipment extinguished the blaze after about half an hour, destroying Navy uniforms and cash stored in the basement and investigators cited a piece of burning paper left by Charles Whitehead 8 as the cause.
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