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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1974
Page
2
Spare reservations are being accepted by the San Leandro Downtown Merchants Association for the annual flea market and antique sale set for July 20 as part of Sidewalk Days. The one day event will be in the Bank of America parking lot at 145 E 14th St with second hand or bazaar items. Call the chamber of commerce at 351-1481 to participate.
San Leandro school trustees meet Monday at 7 pm in district offices to discuss adult attendance at Pacific High, senior eighth graders’ elevation, program improvements, board meeting length, graduation requirements, and a revised master plan. Alameda County and Bay Area transit and city allocations totaling about 48.6 million dollars are announced for state tax distributions.
Minnie Taylor born 1867 in Ottumwa Iowa celebrated her 107th birthday May 23 with relatives including her daughter and son in law the George Rowlands with whom she lives. Mrs Steven Rowland said the centenarian is doing well and has sent messages from Gov Reagan and Pres Nixon. She still reads, works puzzles and stays mentally active.
The Alameda County Legal Aid Society filed suit in Alameda County Superior Court challenging continuing arrest rewards on people whose charges are dropped. Defendants include the San Leandro Police Department, Alameda County Sheriff's Department, other police agencies, and the state attorney general. The suit seeks an order to stop keeping such records citing presumed innocence and privacy concerns.
Two counselors from Teen Center Inc started a seesaw marathon Tuesday at Bayfair Shopping Center aiming to raise $25,000. They have gathered about $600 in cash and pledges as they attempt to break a 1971 record set by prior Teen Center reps. People can pledge by calling 278-8306.
Harvey A. Dudley a former Alcoholic Beverage Control Department inspector and Danville resident was sentenced to three years probation after a Jan 15 conviction on two counts of accepting bribes. Dudley once headed inspectors in Oakland and sped licensing for bribe paying bar owners. He completed a 120 day medical facility evaluation in Vacaville and was returned to Judge Alan Lindsey’s court last week, facing up to 28 years in prison.
Antonio Aguilar a popular Mexican rodeo star will appear tomorrow at the Camperos del Valle arena located at 7900 Valtecites Road. Also on the bill are Jesus Pedresa and David Cueva with the rodeo starting at 2 p.m. Admission is 3 dollars for adults and free for children under 12. The report of Aguilar's appearance was inadvertently noted in yesterday's Daily Review.
South County fire departments brace for a busy Fourth as illegal fireworks fire up sparks while safe and sane devices face strict limits. Officials note fireworks can cause fires and injuries. enforcement spans police, sheriff, and fire units across Hayward Newark Union City Fremont Castro Valley San Leandro and unincorporated areas.
Oakland police probe an elaborate attempted scam bilking youths 18 and older with a 50 sign-up fee to join a World Baseball League. Promises of 10 weekly dollars through October and league magazines drew five applicants, including two from Southern Alameda County. No WBL exists and Lewiston Idaho minor league ties are misleading. Police traced a phone office at 337 East Street, while suspects denied knowledge of the operation. The ad ran June 6 to June 10 in the Daily Review classified section.
San Leandro in January enacted legislation allowing districts to place proceeds from surplus site sales into the general fund if the Halcyon School sale closes by June 38, 1975. The measure, not applicable to Lincoln School, permits use for salaries and reconstruction, while capital improvement funds must be reserved for equipment and site purchases.
Game Warden Robert Houghtby secures no contest pleas from Capital Chip Co and D G Shelter Products for obstructing Reut gen Creek in Chabot Regional Park and releasing deleterious substances. Firms will restore a mile and a half stretch, gravel beds, and restock fish, with sentencing set for Sept. 5 after progress report.
California Senator Alan Cranston says there was no conflict of interest after San Diego bankers lent him twenty thousand dollars and provided services while he served on the Senate Banking Committee. The loan funded an unofficial community office for sixteen months, with later nineteen thousand in contributions split through Cranston committees. The bankers, Robert Peterson and Richard Silberman, are cited as friends and are now abroad.
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