Shoreline plan groups reach accord in San Leandro
Recreation groups and Boat Club converge on a compromise for bayfront land need. City may trade with Oakland Scavenger Co for 80 to 137 acres to satisfy a $110,000 state loan and allow offshore fill over a decade. Officials weigh rezoning tideland to industrial to enable the plan.
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San Leandro
Wesley McClure
McClure
Oakland Scavenger Co
Recreation Commission
Boat Club
Walter McLean
Citizens’ Shoreline Committee
First Ave
Continental Services Corp
Mulford Canal
Continental Service Corp
Tideland
Gomes Named To Redevelopment Agency Post in San Leandro
Joseph F. Gomes, 80, of Parrott Street, was appointed to San Leandro's Redevelopment Agency by the City Council, succeeding Floyd Bueno who quit last month. Gomes, a fishing tackle dealer and health outdoor philosophy lecturer, lives with his wife Liva Maria in midtown San Leandro near Project 1. The council did not act on expanding the advisory vote on redevelopment citywide, despite prodding from opponents.
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San Leandro
Joseph F. Gomes
Parrott Sr
Lle Jong
Gomes
Floyd Bueno
Liva Maria
Agency For
No. 1
Jack Maltester
Ares
Citizens Group Supports Bonds for Livermore Parks
A Livermore citizens committee for park recreation bonds will meet at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the Pleasanton Hotel to plan a July 23 bond election for 285000 to fund recreation projects including two pools at Marilyn Ave park. Judge Joseph Schenone chairs the effort with Jack Howard as vice chair. other members include Lee Hollingsworth Mrs George Masachen Mrs James Wilson William Kins and Theodore Merkle. A letter will be sent to civic groups churches fraternal and veterans organizations seeking endorsement.
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Livermore
Citizens Committee For
Park Recreation
Pleasanton Hotel
Marylin Ave. Park
Joseph Schenone
Jack Howard
Lee Hollingsworth
George Masachen
James Wilson
William Kins
Theodore Merkle
Fremont Swim Classes Ready
Wash ington Union High School opens second summer swimming class signups for children under 13. Session runs July 21 to August 15 at the WUHS pool. Total fee for twice weekly four week course is 2 dollars. Children over 52 inches tall and returning students from Session One now accepted, director Clyde Voorhees announced.
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Fremont
Washington Union High School
Clyde Voorhees
WUHS
Voorhees
Newark Chamber To Visit Plant
Newark Chamber plans a tour of the Orangeburg Mig Co plant following tomorrow’s noon luncheon at the Colonial Kitchen Newark Shopping Center. Chamber President John Monahan and Orangeburg personnel manager will host.
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Newark
Orangeburg
Loss Warned In Revenue Impact From Proposition 17
Sacramento based Controller Robert C. Kirkwood warned California would face a net revenue loss of about 32 million dollars this fiscal year if Proposition 17, listed for the November ballot, were in effect. The measure would cut sales tax from 3 to 2 percent and shift most income tax payments to higher earners, with a projected 208 million dollar drop in state revenue offset by about 161 million dollars more in income tax from higher earners.
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Sacramento
UPD
Robert C. Kirkwood
California
Kirkwood
Birkjwood
S.F. Man Elected CPA's President
Claude F. Giles of San Francisco was elected president of the California Society of Certified Public Accountants at the close of its three day convention in Fresno. Robert L. McReynolds of Los Angeles was chosen first vice president, with Sam S. Bay of Los Angeles and E. Lanigar and Clinton S. McCracken of San Francisco named as other vice presidents.
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Fresno
UPI
Claude FE. Giles
San Francisco
California Society of Certified Public Accountants
Giles
Malcolm Devore l
Los Angeles
Robert L. McReynolds
Sam 5. Bay
Aers E. Lanigar
Clinton S. McCracken
Delay Urged On La Vista School Job
La Vista School District trustees directed Supt. Frank MC Greenwood to withhold advertising bids for 30 days to study a plan to convert Valle Vista School into the district central area. The plan would add a board room, superintendent’s office, six secretarial workspaces, and an assistant superintendent office with interior changes. Only two Valle Vista classrooms are in use. Greenwood proposed using the current administration building for library facilities for students and staff. The board also asked Greenwood to forward district insurance policies to Dr. Schuyler Joyner for a full package insurance appraisal including reevaluation of equipment and buildings.
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la Vista
Frank MC Greenwood
Greenwood
Valle Vista
Afare
Aly
Schuyler Joyner
Los Angeles
Joyner
Joynet
Sacramento Judge Rules Equal Housing Access for Minorities
Superior Court Judge James H. Oakley ruled that homebuilders with FHA or GI financing cannot discriminate against buyers by race or religion. The Ming case, backed by the NAACP, found real estate operators routinely refused sale to Negroes, though they could qualify for government loans, and awarded Ming token damages after a six day trial.
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Sacramento
UPI
Superior Court
James H. Oakley
Oliver A. Ming
Nathaniel S. Culley
Ming
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Sacramento Real Estate Board
Nego
Oakley
Council Agrees to Act On Floresta Park Bid
City officials consider a six year push to acquire land for Floresta Park via lease or purchase. Recreation Commission recommends studying a bond option to speed park development. Land appraised at 12 000 per acre. homeowners urge broad review of costs and feasibility.
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Floresta Park
Battleandro
Sapi Garplea
Fens
Ganners
Broadmoor
Washington
Foothill
Manor
Washington Manor
Recreation Commission
Jerry Flory
Pres Commission
Aysn
Robert K. Rosenbusch
City Parks and Recreation Areas
City Action Commission
Davis
Ger
Oregon Crash Injures Three
Three people remained in Kla math Valley Hospital after a four vehicle pile up that included a Greyhound bus. An Oregon woman, Edith Emeline Davis, 72, of Sagle Point, died in the crash. Hospitalized were Eunice Spangler, 40, San Francisco, in fair condition. William Leroy Pilz, 5, Portland, in satisfactory condition. and William Hamilton Spangler Jr, 16, Madera, in good condition.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Klamath Valley Hospital
Greyhound
Oregon
Eunice Spangler
San Francisco
William Leroy Pilz
Portland
William
Hamilton Spangler, Jr
Madera
Edith Emeline Davis
Sagle Point
Hoenital
County yard fight lines up Aug 1 hearing
Castro Valley planning commission moved to force cleanup and eviction of a truckline at Rose and Matora’s construction yard at 20820 Rutledge Rd The yard’s fate was tied to a February 7 1953 permit approval and a later site review The panel also denied B F Garofalo expansion of a nearby rock quarry pending permit and application submission to proceed
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Rose
Matora
Rutledge, Rd
Castro Valley
Antil
Thomas Yeandle
Baker Rd
B. F. Garofalo
John St
Stanton Avé
Garfalo
Farm Labor Slump Reported in San Joaquin Valley
Fresno reports a weekly drop of about 4,000 farm workers, leaving 160,000 employed in agriculture. Most field tasks like cation chopping, melon thinning, and beet thinning are finished, with early plums and peaches harvested and midseason tree fruit work approaching, while unfilled positions exist for irrigators, bushberry harvesters, beet thinners, apricot pickers, and tomato pickers across several counties.
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Fresno
UPI
San Joaquin Valley
Employment Department
O.W Fabrney
Fahrney
Kings Counties
Stanislaus County
Lost Banos
Cutler
Safety Post Appoints Jorgenson Nevada Safety Council Director
William L Jorgenson of Hayward California has been named managing director of the Nevada Safety Council. He begins July 1 after resigning as program director of the East Bay chapter National Safety Council in Oakland. The Nevada unit, launched last year, makes him the first full time professional staff director. He previously held a similar post for 30 years in South Dakota. He is married with three sons.
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Wiliam L. Jorgenson
Basama, Ave
Hayward
Nevada Safety Council
Jorgenson
East Bay
National Safety Council
Oakland
Nevada
South Dakota
Water Resources Split Urges Fair California Plan
Sacramento Assemblyman Caspar Weinberger urged a fair split of California water resources as the first order of business for the Legislature Warned that without north south cooperation the public may push a constitutional amendment and the federal government could exploit the split to seize resources.
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Sacramento
UPS
Caspar W. Weinberger
San Francisco
California
Weinberger
Poulson Veto to Be Battled in Honolulu Return
Two Los Angeles council members cut short Hawaiian vacations to return home and seek to override Mayor Norris Poulson’s veto of a proposed five million dollar pay boost for city employees. Councilwoman Rosalind Wiener Wyman and Councilman Ernest Debs flew back on the inaugural United States Overseas Airlines flight, aiming to act before the June 26 deadline.
More Musicians Sought for Hayward Orchestra
Dr. Alexander Manke calls for players to grow the Hayward Symphony Orchestra rehearsing Wednesdays at 7 30 p m in San Lorenzo High School Room M 3. He seeks violins violas and cellos but invites all instrumentalists to join. Last week 26 musicians attended as the conductor hopes for a fall debut.
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Alexander Manke
Hayward Symphony Orchestra
Hayward
San Lorenzo High School
M-3
Manke
Council Grabs Waste Proposal
SAN LEANDRO The City Council considered a plan from Oakland Scavenger Co to dispose of cannery wastes at sea. The firm would barge waste to a 200000 gallon tank, moor near the Davis Street dump site, and dredge a temporary berthing barge in a deep water channel. The proposal risks state Water Pollution Board action due to past sewer outfall dumping.
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San Leandro
Oakland Scavenger Co
Seavetger
Sea J
Davis St
State Water.Pollution Board
Legion Readies For Convention in Sacramento
More than 10 000 American Legion delegates were expected to descend on Sacramento for the opening of a six day convention. The Legionnaires will parade through town tonight prior to the business session set for tomorrow morning. Gov Goodwin J Knight Attorney General Edmund G Brown Lieutenant Governor Harold J Powers and State Controller Robert C Kirkwood were among the speakers.
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Sacramento
UPI
American Legion
Goodwin J. Knight
Edmund G. Brown
Harold J. Powers
Robert C. Kirkwood
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Citizens Group
S.F. Man
CPA
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Piri
Delay
County
Poulson
Legion
Calle
Bernice W. Anderson
Entix
Ea Motors Leadership
Rica
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