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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
20
The San Leandro Boys Cub earned about $15,000 from the 14th annual Sports-O-Rama held earlier this month. Board directors learned ticket sales will send 28 boys on a two day trip to Dienal on June 28, and Paul Marsh reports roughly $2,000 from a recent golf tournament.
A petition from the Washington Manor Drivers Association urges San Leandro officials to install red light signs on Purdue Street due to motorists speeding to and from Washington Manor Park. The document was received by City Clerk Richard West and appears on the July 2 agenda.
Six more San Leandro groups back plans for a college extension center and auditorium. The Citizens Committee reports 26 total endorsements from diverse clubs homeowner groups and local organizations supporting the project.
James Newman, 49, of Tahiti Road, Sonoma, was placed on three years formal probation after a head on collision last August that killed Evelyn O'Brien. Judge Alexander McMahon suspended imposition of judgment. Newman must pay a 4250 fine, perform at least 10 days of public service, and comply with employment related conditions for one year. Newman, a Sheet Metal Workers Union representative, was seriously injured in the crash and entered a no contest plea. He appeared with attorney Stanley Gold of Oakland.
A 42 year old Lake side resident Hollis Whitmer 6067 Loch Lang was released after a Sunday night fire damaged his dwelling valued at about 15000 dollars. The blaze injures smoke inhalation and was investigated with electrical fault ruled out. About 23 firefighters responded.
Lawrence Ky deld Gar delle, 27, received a suspended sentence and two years probation plus a $50 fine after a bar fight at John's Bar on Lower Davis Street. He and two companions were arrested after allegedly attacking a police officer during a disturbance at the Davis Street bar.
Representatives of the Broaslatoo Homeowners Association seek city help for sewer rat problems across Bowing Bowlevand Kenilworth and Als tee Avenue. President Davil Grinsmann says issue surfaced at the Tuesday meeting and a letter to the city council may follow. Groundwell residents voice complaints and call for timely action.
Los Angeles Times reporter William Party will speak at a Hayward symposium titled Revolution in the Mass Media. The event runs tomorrow through Saturday at Meiklejohn Hall, California State University, Hayward, with speakers including Roger Tatariat Jules Dundes Van Antburg and publisher Flava Sparks. Registration requires credit hours and a fee.
Hayward Planning Commission will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the council chamber to review William Lyon Co. plans for 108 detached single family homes on Art Avenue, a site formerly held by the Hayward Unified School District. City planners back the project, citing master plan alignment and affordable price potential amid land costs. The session also covers a mobile home park permit on Ras Lane, rezoning requests at Grodi Sycamore, Mission Lexington, and an eight-lot Challlenge subdivision.
The Castro Valley Library hosts special reading programs with a Bela Lugosi horror film White Zombie. Students Tom Augusta and Don Bateman appear near a decorated display featuring hats and Frankenstein figures as part of the event.
Newark officials plan the sale by auction of the Lida Faire Shopping Center on Jarvis and Newark Boulevard. Reliance Industries holds the mortgage, while the city aims to recover delinquent taxes and penalties totaling about 108 207 dollars. Bevilacqua notes proposed termination plans to redevelop the 33 acre site into a planned unit development with recreational and commercial uses surrounding Lida Lanes and Newark Skating Center.
Alameda County awarded Future Construction of Dublin a six lane bridge contract over San Lorenzo Creek on Hesperian Boulevard, plus a related relocation project between Lewelling and Hesperian Boulevards. Five bids ranged to $70,000, county estimate was $540,001.
Newark city council meets at city hall to review a 1,008,072 dollar budget for 1973 74 and to discuss employee salary negotiations with firemen and the Newark Association of Miscellaneous Biapages. The council also weighs AB 1864 limiting general plan amendments and potential delays to eight month targets.
In Livermore during a mid afternoon confrontation, Hollis D Alexander, 36, is charged with attempted murder after shooting George J Jones in the left hip and side during a dispute over a 23 month old grandson. Jones and Alexander are related by marriage to the child. Alexander appeared at a preliminary hearing before Judge James F Perley.
Tom Pratt, Fremont personnel director, says the Fremont Professional Firefighters Association agreed to take the city’s latest wage proposal to their membership for a vote. City officials were briefed and Pratt expects further progress as talks continue with the Police Association and City Employes group. Fire union president Dan Lydon and attorney Carl Bauch are cited among negotiators for the firefighters.
A Tremont man who fought three officers and sent one to the hospital was sentenced to four months in county jail. Police arrested Thomas F. Santeria after the struggle at Tesleti Jin 10. An officer was treated at Sh. Rose Hospital in Nayward. The weapon Santaceus had during the fracas was destroyed by Judge Joseph W. Jay.
Premont coroner reports Mrs. Garrett Ann Wies 40 of Lows j Wies died in what is ruled self inflicted in a garage. The husband found her in a car whose exhaust filled the space. She was taken to Washington Hospital at 1 pm but pronounced dead on arrival.
Bay Area Sewage Service Agency trustees defend their broader authority to develop a regional water quality plan for the San Francisco Bay basin, arguing the state plan should not duplicate local efforts. Adams of the State Water Resources Control Board accused BASSA of overspending on planning and expanding beyond identification of responsible agencies.
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