Hayward Eyes 4.6 Million Plan For Airport Upgrades
Hayward City officials and airport staff will hear public comment on a five year plan to invest about 4.6 million in Hayward Air Terminal improvements. The 7:90 meeting will review navigation aids T hangar expansion and an administration building to support potential commuter service. The 1973 74 budget includes 221000 to start the program with upgrades to navigational aids restrooms taxiway fencing and landscaping.
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Hayward
Council
Two South County Students Earn All Star Jazz Band Honors
Chuck Bumerol of Pacific High School San Leandro and Dwayne Smith of Granada High School Livermore named to the all star jazz band at California High School Jazz Band competition in Monterey. Bumerol will perform trumpet and Smith tenor saxophone at the Monterey Jazz Festival. Corona High School won the overall competition. About 1 percent of bands statewide competed.
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South County
Monterey
Chuck Bumerol
Pacific High School
San Leandro
Dwayne Smith
Granada High School
Livermore
Bumerot
Smith
Corina High School
Corona
Housing suit testimony resumes in Hayward hearing
Bruce Allred Woodward Estates case resumes in Superior Court with Allred the only witness to testify so far. The suit accuses the city of approving a Toro Development Co project for 50 townhouses on Second Street, adjacent to Woodland Estates, in violation of ordinances. Judge Hugh S. Koford hears testimony without a jury. further sessions planned at 2 p.m. Thursday and possibly Friday.
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Hayward
Bruce Allred
Woodland Estates Community Association
Superior Court
Oakland
Allred
Toro Development Co
Second Street
Woodland Estates
George Oakes
Toro
Ineterest
Hugh S. Koford
Kotor
Environmental course for teachers and children offered in Castro Valley
California State University Hayward partners with Castro Valley School District to sponsor an environmental science course for teachers and children. The program runs through July 20 with nature activities including Meldrips and an overnight Sunol wildlife study trip. Registration is $30 at the first class meeting Thursday in Room H-21 Castro Valley High School 19800 Cull Canyon Road Castro Valley.
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California State University
Hayward
Castro Valley
Sunol
Castro Valley High School
Cull Canyon Road
Casto Valley
Bank gifts cherry trees for Hayward park planting
Sumitomo Bank of California donated ten Kanzan cherry trees to Hayward to mark its 20th anniversary. Officials from the city park district and bank attended the ceremony at Woodmead Park near Santa Clara and Elmhurst streets. A similar plantings event occurred last week in Fremont.
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Hayward
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Woodmead Park
Sumitomo Bank of California
Park District
Santa Clara
Elmhuest
Fremont
Central Park
George Oakes
Charlie Sahtana
Tom Nevean
Hayward Area
Kenneth Aitken
Shirley Campbell
Jim Robbins
Douglas Morrisson
Wiliam Hanley
Tom Nakano
Sumitomo
Yoichi “Art Mitsutomo
Sumitomo Bayward Bank
Group presses BART on affirmative action plan
The National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing says the California Fair Employment Practice Commission will push to halt further BART funding unless a strong affirmative action plan is issued by August 7, 1973. The group released the warning from Washington while BART directors approved a revised minority employment report highlighting progress yet noting underrepresentation in supervisory roles.
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National Committee
California Fair Employment Practice Commission
Bay Area
Washington
Commission
BART
Community meeting notices and events in Hayward area
Local government boards hold sessions tonight and tomorrow at Fairview Fire Station and library venues to discuss master plans budgets and civil service status. Several public events include a bar association dinner in San Leandro a public defender address and a Poseidon Adventure stage show for Kaleida Children’s Hospital at Castro Valley center with admission details listed.
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Fairview
Fairview Ave
Hayward
San Leandro
Estudillo Ave
Mulford
Southern
Alameda County Bar Association
Lyon's den
Hays St
James Hewitt
Northern District Federal Court
City Center
Hayward Area
Shoreline Planning Agency
Citizens Advisory
Actor's Studio
Pam
Castro Valley
Lake Chabot
Road
Quall Avenue
San Leandro approves apartment plan while rejecting gas station
The San Leandro City Council backed a 41 unit Hesperian Boulevard apartment project, amended from a larger plan, and rejected the Bubble Machine gas station at Marina Boulevard and Merced Street. Public hearings drew homeowner objections, with support from local business groups for the gas station proposal. Council members weighed impact on the redeveloping Merced corridor and gasoline shortages before the vote.
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San Leandro
Hesperian Boulevard
Marina Bowevard
Merced Street
Planning Commission
Hesperian
San Leandro Manufacturers Association
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce
William Suerstedt
Mgrini-Merced Dnor
Suorstadt
Maria Polvorosa
Marina Boulevard
Jack Mallester
San Leandee
Juvenile Crime Trends in Alameda County 1972 Report
Alameda County Sheriff's Department released 1972 statistics showing lower juvenile crime in unincorporated areas including Dublin San Lorenzo and Castro Valley. For January through May 1973 crime rose, with potential annual totals 300 fewer juvenile beds. burglaries led felonies while runaways remained the top misdemeanor.
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Alameda County
Sheriff's Department
Dublin
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Union City Adopts 1973 74 Budget and Open Space Plans
Union City council approved a 2,420,204 dollar 1973 74 budget based on a 1 25 per 100 assessed value, trimming fire department and grounds costs. The open space plan proposes 2 acres per 4,000 residents and calls for a future 100 acre park west of the Nimitz Freeway. Mayor Don Miller opposed the open space amendment, citing maintenance concerns, while Councilman Dick Oliver urged neighborhood park plans, citing Devoto area needs. The panel also accepted a 225,000 dollar Southern Pacific offer for future Whipple Road development costs and approved a fence height increase at Lois Way, with variances not guaranteed.
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Union City
Nimitz
Lake Elizabeth
Fremont
Southern Pacific Railroad
Whipple Road
Nimila
Lois Way
25 Groups Awarded Fireworks Permits in Hayward
Fire Chief Matt Jimenez supervised a city hall drawing that granted 25 community service groups permits to sell fireworks during an eight day period ending June 24. Among the groups chosen were scouts clubs churches and local service organizations with 10 others placed on reserve for next year's allotment.
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Hayward
Tay
City Hall
Matt Jimenez
Cily
Bayview
Associated Blind of California
Sunset High Boosters Club
Hayward Area
Post
Hayward Second Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterlay Saints
Soroptimist Club
Tepop
de Mulay
All Saints Youth Group
Bidwall Parents Club
Mameda County
Jobs Daughters
B'nai B'rith Waren
The
Phoenix Sportsman Club
St. Clements
Royalaires Dra & Bugle Corps
Cub Pack
Hayward Jaycees
Tennyson Little League
Greater Hayward Kiwanis Club
Wesley United Methodist Church
Joaquims Cyo
Camp Michael
Profs retain councilman’s law firm in teacher talks
The Rhodes and Sherrod firm, where Fremont Councilman Gene Rhodes is a partner, has been hired to represent Fremont teachers in district negotiations. Attorney Thomas Sherrod said a five hour Thursday session with trustee representative Art Krannawitter brought both sides closer to a settlement. A joint proposal may be presented tomorrow to trustees and the Certificated Personnel Council, aiming to replace past back-and-forth talks with a mutually acceptable agreement. Some teachers joined a work slowdown last week seeking a 1 percent raise, while trustees offered 4.9 percent. the district plans to explore funding options in the budget or through proposed legislation.
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Fremont
Rhodes and Sherrod
Fremont Gily
Gene Rhodes
Fremont Leachers
Ur. Thomas
Sherrod
Art Krannawitter
Trustees
Krannawitter
Whiling
Counsil
Fonears
Priduitiog
Bers
Wess Petersot
Teacher Staff Workshops Open Drug Education Sessions
Workshops at Pacific High School San Leandro sponsor by Alameda County School Department focus on teachers roles in student guidance. Topics include teacher counselor communication and boosting student productivity with two future sessions addressing literacy and self esteem handling.
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Pacific High School
San Leandro
The
Drug Education Center
Alameda County
Saving firm plans before Newark planners
The State Savings and Loan Association seeks a use permit and side yard variance for a 12 by two foot setback change at the southwest corner of Newark Boulevard and Thornton Avenue. A temporary one year office is proposed while permanent facilities are designed. A rate variance would allow a reduced setback from the side lot line. A large community room is included for public meetings. A school district related yard project near Milani School and the railroad is also on the agenda, with staff urging postponement until July 17 for review and school district oversight.
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Newark
State Savings & Toan Association
Newark Boulgvare
Thorntoh Avenue
Wailer
Sila
Kt Tt
Ila
Bath
Sail? Menibers
Thas
Schon
Win Atrech
Milani
Commission
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Manning
Martin Vu
Pla
Western Pacific
Southern Pacific
Lund
Alamede County
Souza Ais
Souza
William Zaner
Vivie
Zaner
Parks and Recreation Commissioners
Don Miller
Miller
Dick Oliver
Devoto
Perrod
Oliver
Tom Kitayama
Manuel Garcia
Leo Alvelais
Profs
Councilman’s Law Firm
Thete
Kranmwiller
Roskles
Sherradsik
Fremont Law Firm
Pyntacsh
Lenchar Mem
Trick Teachers ‘Association
Eartiet
Hiad
Lorce
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