Shoreline dump delay urged in Hayward probe
Hayward officials urged delaying approval of a proposed shoreline garbage dump pending local and regional studies of shoreline use and solid waste disposal methods. The technical committee of the Hayward Area Shoreline Planning Agency, including county and city staff, recommended the pause for review. Directors will consider the recommendation, with a joint meeting set for June 20 among agencies overseeing the project.
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Hayward
Hayward Area
City of
East Bay Regional Park District
Hayward Area Recreation District
Salary changes on agenda Newark Unified School District
Newark Unified School District board will hear Cooperative Personnel Service recommendations on salary and job classification changes for administrators and nonteaching staff. The meeting starts at 7 pm in district offices at 67 Musick Ave, as Newark Chapter 208 CS Employees Association submits a 1.72 salary request.
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Newark
Newark Unified School District
Cooperative Personnel Service
State Personel Board
Anther
California School Employes Association
Th Pam
Musick Ave
Youth Pleads Guilty In Newark Marijuana Case
Newark youth George R. Allen, 18, pleaded guilty in municipal court to possession of marijuana and was certified to superior court for sentencing. He faced charges including selling marijuana and possession of the cred. In the same roundup, Nicholas Paniagua Jr., 26, pleaded innocent to selling scandal and was bound over for trial in superior court on July 42 after a preliminary hearing.
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Fremont
Newark
George R. Allen
Nicholas Paniagua Jr
Paniagua
Olive St
Superior
Municipal Cout
Court Denies Lower Bail Bid for Batten in Major Burglary Ring
In Fremont municipal court Judge Roy G. Pucci denied James D. Batten's lawyer request to lower bail. Batten, 99, unemployed Teamster, remains held at 25,000 bail. He faces two counts of burglary tools possession and multiple weapon and fraud charges connected to a suspected Westwide burglary ring.
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Fremont
James D. Batten
Roy G. Pucci
Batten
Drrle Hygeland Drive
San Leandro
Pucci
Lommarraw
Fremont budget seminar outlines 1971-72 plan
The second of four public seminars on Fremont Unified School Districts budget for 1971-72 will be held tonight at 7:30 at district offices 407 Fremont Blvd. Associate Superintendent Tom Maloney and Finance Director Harold Alameda will review proposed expenditures and income sources and answer questions. board members have been invited though it is not a board meeting.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School Distries
Supl
Tom Maloney
Finnce
Harold Alameda
Maloney
Fremont Blvd
Dog injures youth near Fremont market during afternoon incident
A dog accompanying four girls at the P and X Market near the Gloverleaf Bowl bit 15 year old Jet Gacen around 1 p.m. The boy’s father, Clyde Queen, said animal control will pursue rabies treatment for the dog unless inoculation is proven. The dog, described as a small brown and black terrier mix, was sighted chasing squirrels near Alex's department store and may be identified by a name starting with S. Fremont police seek leads from the public.
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Fremont
P&x
Gloverleaf Bowl
Jet Gacen
Fremont Canler
Grimmet
Clyde Queen
Valley Park Drive
Queen
Kaizer Hospital
Alex
Principal's return debated at Cabrillo School meeting
A petition seeks reinstatement of principal James Sullivan at Cabrillo Lethal. Parents and teachers plan to canvass the Cabrillo area and present a case to the school board at the 8 p.m. meeting at 6700 San Pedro Drive. Speakers include Mrs. Beer and Jerry Kora, with Fore urging action tonight.
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Commie
Jerry Kora
Boltd
Momber-Othel
Pater
Canava
Schol Board
Fore
Lion
Committee For Responsible School Board
Beers
Gene Livermore
Resonsible School Board Contiiles
Mel
Community agenda notes for Hayward area meetings
The Gay Freedom Alliance discusses a p m gathering at 526 Simon Street Hayward with limited attendance and a focus on business matters. The Hayward Citizens Advisory Committee schedules a session at City Center Building with a presentation on the Community Revitalization Program. An Astrological Awareness series led by Mrs Theo Delle Massne is listed at Irvington Library with three lectures on astrology.
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Gay Freedom Alliance
P.m. Dumarnaw
Simon Sl
Hayward
Pers Sons
Pant Lomanhaw
City Center
Ronn A
Adings
Pam Tomaryan
Irvington
Blacow Road
Iremnant
Theo Delle Massne
Fremont to adopt 1971 budget amid wage talks
Fremont city council expected to approve a $10,447,353 budget for 1971 72 a rise of about 10 percent from this year The plan includes added funds for park maintenance and police work and carries a base tax rate of about $1.19 per 1000 assessed valuation. Negotiations over salary raises for city employees continue behind closed doors. The council will also address street widening along Tremont Boulevard and park improvements with state reimbursement.
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Fremont
City Hall
Sow
Civic Center Drive
Nan Driggs
Driggs
Tremont Boulevard
Central Avenue
Eggers Drive
Angry residents oppose Hayward park site plan
About 40 residents attend a meeting on the J.B acre park near East Casta Valley Boulevard linked to Independent Show in Cash Valley. They oppose the park next to Transfiguration Catholic Church, fearing crime and undesirables, while some residents called for police patrols. directors initially continued the hearing with plans to study site usage and future development.
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Cisitra Valley
Hayward Area Recreation District
Casta Valley Boulevard
Cash Valley
Jarry Lajoitte
Crow Canyon Road
Casiva Valley
Mietiivsh
Transfiguration Catholic Church
Duhin Nagy
Beacon Hillgurl
Cast Valley
Tara Park
Aloe
South County Scene in The Oily Review June 22 1977
Local page from The Oily Review covers community happenings in Hayward including city briefs, school notes and neighborhood events. June 22 1977 dateline anchors the page with focused items from South County.
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Haywerd
Cal Tusacity
Officer honored for professionalization prize at Chabot College
Sgt William H Clerk of the Oakland Police Department, a two year Chabot College student in Hayward, received the Peace Officers Research Association of California professionalization prize. He graduates from Chariot with a 3.85 GPA. Award was presented by Bill Blaine of World Book Encycl. Lt Scott Watts and Hayward Police helped chair the ceremony. William Hopper and Robert Burthol selected him as recipient.
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William H. Clerk
Oakland Police Department
Chabot College
Hayward
Pas
Peace Officers Research Association of California
Chariot
Bill Blaine
Jett
Field Enterprises Educational Corp
World Book Encyclopedia Division
Scott Watts
Association
Clark
William Hopper
Chabot
Robert Burthol
Protest grows as info trailer parks near city property
Union City officials face protests over the Sub Division of Highways information trailer moved to county land at 10th and 6th streets. Residents question the trailer’s purpose about the Foat Hill Freeway, relocation, and route proposals, while opponents accuse the move of public relations aimed at influencing opinions on the Decato route. The council also rejects a developer’s rezoning request for UbelWateres Hartnell site, amid opposition to adding apartments in a single‑family neighborhood.
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Union City
T He Sub Division of Highways
Torny
Foathill
Ngholway
Port Verer
Division of
Ty Council
Percy
William Zane
Persunne
Trustees Term Ends Tonight In New Haven District
In New Haven Unified, three trustees face term endings tonight. A 3 p.m. meeting at Hillview Crest School in Hayward will address salary increases, two-year contracts for key staff, and a second reading of attendance boundary changes. The plan to approve land purchases from a recent special meeting looms amid ongoing governance tensions.
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Noree
New Haven Unified
Justees
Tnught
Beffire
Dily
Tamethick
Hillview Grest
Wheelo Ave
Hayward
Gehaxis Princypalis
Trigleeseleet
Planners expected to delay zoning bid in Newark
Newark planning commissioners expect delays tonight on a four acre apartment rezoning proposal behind Purity Plaza Shopping Center on Newark Boulevard. The move by Muren Development Co would allow apartments on land currently zoned single family residential. The meeting starts at 8 p m in the council chambers at Newark City Hall.
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Newark
Bank of America
Purity Plaza
Newark Boulevard
Muren Development Co
Pam
Coanell
Ally Hall
Newark Blvd
Edinburgh notes a US youth band at festival in Europe
A San Leandro High School musical tour recounts two nights in Edinburgh, including a jazz ensemble and the Massachusetts Youth Wind Ensemble. Mayor presents awards for band participation. pianist Paul Cavarelli celebrates a birthday with friends at a hotel reception. The visit blends American spirit with a European setting.
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Europe
San Leandro
Jace
Ramon
Nelson Alays Hachmid
Rancroft
Paris
Pirive Nelson
Sanfracas
Wnhe
Gale Emmeert
Massachusetts
Edinbwgh
Cncert
Nepniy
Edinkuegt
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