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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1971
Page
6
A narrator recalls a party moment where a guest seeks the powder room, revealing discomfort with social euphemisms for bathroom needs. The piece contrasts polite restraint with blunt truth, then recalls an earlier male misstep of asking directions to the washroom, illustrating social games around private needs.
In Fremont runoffs light turnout produced incumbent President David Chambers winning re election for Blue Party. Bob Woods of Huaillighters Party trailed with 4 votes. First Vice President Vernon Iias edged Ed May Jong. financial secretary George Slalar and other trustee seats saw varied results with Bob Mellowilly and Jesse Gonzales among top contenders.
AC Transit District directors approve a 24.7 million operating budget for 1971 73 an increase of about seven hundred thousand over the current year. The budget assumes current salary rates and awaits a labor contract with Division 12 of the Amalgamated Transit Union. Negotiations toward renewal continue ahead of a contract expiring in June. The interim budget was approved Wednesday.
The bids from BAN LRANDRO Casten Valley contractors Tardin and dani for the Preda Street sewer project were reported yesterday with offers around 61 42 dollars for clay pipe and 60 40 for plastic. City engineers estimated 947 000 for clay pipe and 62 900 for plastic with several bids tied to pipe type and contractor work.
Newark CDC project director John Baker pledged to keep the crisis center open, amid a subdued board meeting after the two day closing of the Let ter. An appeals committee seeks a compromise in the Dean Selig controversy and will review records to define the inquiry scope. The board discussed hiring William Bingham as project secretary and emphasized cooperation to preserve the CDC concept with July set for a tentative report completion.
The Alameda County Water District awarded the contract for the Inflatable dam and control structures along Alameda Creek to Mugen Lahrad Co. Directors debated bid procedures while arguing the project may cause delays if another contractor joined. Additional contracts included Shinn Pit cleanup and a Hayward Pipeline contract for Alvarado, with opposition to rural district eliminations under Assembly Amendment 83.
In Den Elven Unified Seminal District the women’s liberation faction denounced a new maternity leave provision. It requires expectant teachers to take 100 days paid pre birth leave and 0 days post birth, while others urged flexibility. Trustees urged renegotiation amid questions about qualification statements and payroll implications.
Newark city officials voted to open Eucalyptus Grove Park on weekends on a trial basis during July and August while keeping a reservation system on weekdays. The move followed two months of dispute, with opposition from Councilman Janes Balentine and mixed feelings from Mayor Harry Lewis.
Pickets from La Ray Unidas gathered outside the State Division of Highways in Union City to protest a formation trailer promoting a proposed Tonthill Freeway route. Highway officials reported the trailer’s presence and a short shutdown followed by resumed activity as City and Highway Department leaders met with protesters.
Haleyon-Wonthill Association Inc survey results show 23 of 38 member families favor a Halcyon school for primary students as a remedy to the current conditions. San Leandro school board considers converting the existing administration building and continued operation for at least three years. In other business, the club prepares a Labor Day gourmet fruit basket raffle to fund scholarships, seeking cash donations and raising dues to 3 per santiy for the new club year.
The Harwin Arch Historical Society funds the statewire conference in Oakland at the Jenninglan Motel. Tally Tovlow historian Johny Sandoval will present on Shrewday conference topics including the History of the Bay Area and notable points of interest during group tours. Attendees include California State College Maywart and speakers Prof. Richard rs and Dena of instruction.
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