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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1972
Page
2
A brief update from The Daily Review dated Saturday June 24 1972 highlights local events and community news with a snapshot of sports and society items. The page lists notices and scores, reflecting a midweek weekend edition style.
Douglas Mortisson of the Hayward Area Recreation District says about 5000 people signed petitions to keep Sennedy Park for recreation. He targets 3000 more as petitions circulate at TIARD headquarters and other locations following FAA pressure to use the land for aviation or sell at market value.
Negotiations underway in a nine-developer case against the City of Pleasanton and the Valley Community Services District, filed May 1 in Superior Court. Plaintiffs seek a formula benefiting all sides as they allege sewer connection promises and long term solutions were not delivered despite final construction approvals and assurances.
Hayward city officials publish a notice warning that any new or existing building or facility that may emit pollutants must obtain a permit from the Bay Area Pollution Control District. Failure to comply can bring fines up to $6,000 a day. The notice lists dust smoke spray varnish and other operations requiring permits and identifies applicable facilities and processes.
Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission tabled four proposals involving Hayward and the Alameda County Water District. The commission will revisit at its August meeting as talks continue on a pumping agreement to protect the district investment. Hayward seeks detachment of the area claiming the city supplies it with water. one parcel appears to draw substantial groundwater. Other plans include annexing 83.5 acres to Union Sanitary District in Newark and Fremont. Vice Mayor Gustave Levy is named to replace George Kincaid on Newark’s council.
Planning commission continued McKeon Construction Co's 47 acre Alvarado Niles Road project after a letter said a new plan will be submitted later. The original request sought a mix of single family, multi family and commercial use beside the Alameda County Flood Control channel. Also approved were a routine architectural review for Florestone Products Co and a site development review for OSH Development Co.
Marina Citizens for Community Improvement re-elected John Ely as president C J Lubber as vice president Maria Kibert as secretary and Ray Ely as treasurer at Thursday's meeting. The group discussed the city budget and councilmen's participation at the mayor's conference in New Orleans.
Maynard Adult and Technical School offers a six week summer chemistry course for adults at Sunset High School from am to noon daily taught by Robert TureX. High school credit available and a prerequisite for students pursuing registered or licensed vocational nursing training. Call 783-6733 for details.
Alameda County Planning Commission in Monsey at 1 30 p m meets at Public Works Building 399 Elmhurst St Hayesand to discuss amendments to a zoning ordinance and conditions for parcel subdivision of a 261 acre panel into two Yenore parcels south of Welch Creek Reed near Sunol Regional Park.
The state budget redraft slashes funds for elementary and high schools, hitting Hayward and Fremont districts hard. Hayward anticipates about 10,000 dollars less than planned apportionment, while Fremont eyes around half a million in new aid but warns the total may rise with conservative estimates. Districts plan program cuts and potential tax-raising measures to cover shortfalls.
Castro Valley commissioners interviewed three candidates for a new fire chief as part of a stalled search tied to Chief Newton Moore's retirement plans. A Friday meeting will decide which candidates to interview next, amid suspicions of sabotaged efforts and unclear job availability.
Entries for Hayward city parade due by 5 pm Wednesday under the guidance of Lions Club and Hayward Recreation District. Prizes in 14 categories include bands floats and drill teams. Parade starts 7 pm July 3 downtown. Contact Julio Bras for entry details.
The Tone Tree 4-1 Club of Hayward honors Wayne Nourse for 15 years of service as a leader and director at San Telipe Community Center. Lyon Malotta, 13, received a 2‑handed gesture of appreciation, with Gladys Boony, Gecella Anderson, Nourse’s first president, and Rodger Ferreira among those present.
Gwendolyn Armstrong a Hayward High student was picked for an eight week Youth Internship Program for Black Students sponsored by the NAACP. She will travel to Washington D C from June 25 to August 18 for education and training, observe congressional sessions, and study federal government functions while living in D C with allowances.
Mayor Don Miller urges New Haven and Union City boards to restore funds for a joint drug abuse program. He notes financial strain but stresses the need to support youth, as the Meg School counselor line and city funds face cuts just before a July funding deadline.
In Livermore Valley and surrounding Alameda County areas the June 6 election produced a defeat for Proposition N. The tax hike of 21 cents for ten years to fund a Livermore campus failed amid mixed results across cities including Hayward Castro Valley San Lorenzo and San Leandro with 65.2 percent voting No in the valley and 37.2 percent in other parts.
Hayward mayor Howell plans to persuade the City Council to reconsider a licensing requirement for local manufacturing firms. He discussed the issue at the Mayor's Conference in New Orleans and with other mayors, noting potential annual revenue and possible industry impact.
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