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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1973
Page
22
The San Leandro Boys Club earned about 15 000 dollars from the Sports-O-Rama. Board members learned last week that ticket sales funded trips to Disneyland for top sellers who moved more than ten books. Executive director Paw Marsh notes around 2 000 dollars came from a golf tournament rejection.
Twenty nine Washington Manor residents signed a petition complaining of speeding on Purdue Street. The petition was received yesterday by San Leandro City Clerk Richard West and will appear on the agenda for the next regular meeting of the city council. The letter from Washington Manor Park president Abesecom accompanying jets from Ange M Howell Dean requests pre speed limit signs and polling of the area.
Six more endorsements join 19 others backing a 2 site college extension center and auditorium in San Leandro. Dr. Donald Weld cites groups including the San Leandro Lions Club San Leandro Breakfast Club and the Chamber of Commerce endorsing the project with a $50 pledge.
New man, 49, of 13085 Tabit Roe Ban Lead, charged with vehicular manslaughter in a head on crash near Santa Rosa last August, received three years formal probation with ten conditions including a $1260 fine and 120 days work, while Mrs Evelyn O Fries, 62, of Ken ward, died in the crash. The Sheet Metal Workers Union representative pleaded no contest and was sentenced in Sovoima Municipal Court yesterday with attorney Stanley Golde of Oakland present.
A four year old resident of Lake View Village apartments, Hollis Whitmer of 1007 Lach Lane, was discharged from the hospital after a nighttime fire caused smoke inhalation. Estimated damage reached $15,000. investigators consider possible electrical failure as the fire cause while ~28 firefighters battled the blaze.
Lawrence K de la dor elie, 27, received a three year suspended sentence and probation on battery charges after a lower Davis Street bar fight. He and five companions were arrested when they allegedly attacked officers with a pool cue as police arrived to quell a disturbance at Joln's Bar on Lower Davis Street.
Broadmeal Homeowners Association details sewer rats in their area at a Tuesday meeting. President David Grinds announces plans to seek city help and bring in city staff for relief. Residents report problems on Dowling Boulevard and Kenilworth Avenue.
William Farts jalled fat will speak at the Inez session of a vinas media symposium at California Shire University Hayward. Lamorrow opens at pm with other speakers including Roger Tatarian and Ules Dundes. Registration ends tomorrow with fees 25 dollars for no credit and 54 dollars for three units of nolloga eval.
Hayward planning commission meets at 7 40 PM in the town hall chamber to review William Lyon Co proposed 108 detached single family homes on 21 acres formerly owned by Hayward Unified School District. The site on Ary Avenue near Mummingbird Court would be rezoned from current single family to a 500 square foot minimum lot under review. The panel, citing master plan alignment, weighs density above nearby Chabal Estates yet below Glen Eden townhouse scope. Also on agenda are mobile home park changes on Rows Laow and zoning tweaks for a northeast Groom Sycamore corner and a Mission Boulevard Lexington Avenue office zoning alteration alongside an eight‑lot subdivision.
The Cas tro Valley Library hosts a bats and monsters exhibit with a Bela Lugosi homage to White Zombie. In the foreground, Tom Augusta, 16, and Don Bateman, 11, pose amid Frankenstein figures in Castro Valley.
The Lido Faire Shopping Center on Jarvis Avenue in Newark heads to auction as delinquent taxes totaling about 508000 plus interest remain unpaid for five years. ReVonce Industries plans to develop surrounding land while City of Newark hopes for tax revenue and future redevelopment.
Alameda County awarded a 5 million dollar plus contract to Future Construction of Dublin for the silane bridge on Hesperia Boulevard over San Lorenzo Creek and for bypass road relocation between Lewelling and Hesperian Boulevards. Five bids ranged to 870000, county estimate 540000.
Newark city council plans discuss an 4,086,072 budget at 8 pm in City Hall and a personnel session on employee salaries. They may oppose AB 1834 limiting general plan amendments to 19 per year and 120 day gaps, citing state-law consistency and needs for flexibility. Lawmaker Lawrence Kapioft of San Diego introduced the bill.
The case centers on Hollis J Alexander charged with attempted murder after a June 11 shooting on Paseo Padre Parkway. George J Jones testified Alexander bumped his car and fired, injuring Jones and a bystander, while Alexander denied intent and awaited arraignment in superior court.
Fremont negotiators report their union is set to vote on the latest city wage proposal as talks continue with the police and city employers. City personnel director Pratt says progress is possible but a settlement remains distant. Dan Tydon leads the firefighters with attorney Carl Tameli, while Sgt. Ritulio Zuniga and attorney Christopher Hardick represent the police.
Tom Thoms V. Bantex of Vogel Court was jailed four months after fighting three police officers on January 10. He allegedly attacked officers sending one to St Rose Hospital. An officer suffered injuries but recovered. A billy club found on him was ordered destroyed.
Coroner's inquiry notes death of Mrs. Carol Ann Wies, wife of Luly FB, a Texas attorney, as self inflicted. She was last seen Tuesday entering her garage at Bodily Way, found in a car with exhaust hose running. she died after arrival at Washington Hospital in Miami.
Bay Area Sewage Service Agency faces charges of duplicating state plans as W. Wellsams, chairman of the State Water Resources Board, accuses BASSA of overlapping with the San Francisco Bay basin plan. BASSA General Manager Paul Sollow contends the state board’s position is disputed and trustees approve a letter denying duplication.
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