Hayward Action Law Bid Awarded on Airport Work
The Hayward City Council awarded the airport contract at its afternoon meeting with a low bid of 21 456.50 for ramp taxiway and drainage improvements at Hayward Airport. The project budget was about 190 552 with 44 percent federal contribution and Hayward’s share around 97 200. The decision followed bid opening attended by Federal Aviation officials who indicated acceptance despite the higher bid. The council also eyed formation of an assessment district in the Will area near Mission Boulevard and the College site pending signature checks, with residents showing willingness to participate. Additional items included a 7.50 appeal fee for board of adjustment decisions and an inquiry into student exchange programs with Hayward State College.
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East Ray Ex Leanstra
Hayward
Douglas Cruickshank
Federal Avivating Co
San
Air Af
Chris- Craft Corp
Will
Mission Boulevard
Sale College
Fishicn
Fish Street
Becaise
May
Distin
He, Gaits Pss
Sullivan On Auditorium Study Group
Sullivan on a San Leandro area study group explores a civic auditorium for the city and discusses representation from local districts. Trustees question funding and emphasize classrooms come first while suggesting junior college input and possible district support.
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Hayward-San Leandro
Ju Trior College
Frederick T. Sulivan
Mt. Eden
San Leandro
Truster
EB. J. Chinn
Chinn
San Leanden Unified
ward-San Leandro Jabl
College
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William Tenney
Dea Vista
Hayward
Jnior College
Tenney
Speakers For July 4 Celebration by San Lorenzo Toastmasters
The Sat Tor renen Toastmasters Club plans a speaker’s bureau for Independence Day with patriotic themes. Meetings are Wednesdays at the Village School in San Lorenzo. Tonight's speakers include Dick Ploister, Howard Turpen, and Ed McLaughlin with Whitey Smith as toastmaster and Ralph Renavaar in charge of table topics.
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San Lorenzo
Torrenen
Turpen
Hesperian Blvd
Sin Larengs
Dick Ploister
Man Pleads Guilty to Three Felony Cashing Checks
Leandro An Qukland man Warren Sims, 881 Moorpark St, pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to three felony counts of passing bad checks. He will be sentenced in Alameda County Superior Court. Checks totaling 110 dollars were cashed at Ler Brothers Market Castro Valley Pharmacy and Russell's Market.
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Ban Leandro
Alameda County
Warren Sims
Moorpark St
Ler Brothers
Castro Valley
Pharmacy
Russell's Market
Coyote Hills Harbor Plan Aims At State Aid and Study
Reports from Vivrette to regional officials outline state reimbursement for land purchase toward a regional small craft harbor in the Coyote Hills area, with a proposed north side harbor design opposite a flood control channel. The plan envisions an aquatic park, boating access, and a possible summer artificial lake, pending Congress approval in the 1962 session.
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Vivrette
Porisentits
Alameda Tee
James Vivrette
Alameda
Brom
Congress
Craft Harbor
Coyote Hills
Army
Sumer
Vivretic
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Tasie
Board of Adjustmentis
Planning Commission
A.C. Phillips
Ameiiman Ohn Shaskinger
Raymond Doran
Ediliega
Hay
Easter Seal Fund
Chauncey Whitner
The
Easter Seal Society
Bob Cook
Coyote Hills Area
Hope
Fed
Aia Aquatic Park
Foodville
Hunt
Snider
Trupak
Jiffy
Carnation
Brentwood
del Monte Cling Sr
Vienna
SKY
USDA
Scott Roll
Uncle Ben
Stokely's
Nick
LDF
GR. Beefrewh Leon
Dennison
40 Ox
Cockta
Aren Seafood
Rt A Ae
Tula Lee
Dukess
CAT Foods
Kraet
Poraians TV
Onion
Sarbet
Kraft
San Francisco
California
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