Greyhound depot refuses relocation in Hayward plan
Greyhound bus depot at 8 and Watkins streets will stay, despite city approval of a move to A and Filbert. Friction from zoning and planning groups, plus council members and the mayor opposed the change over traffic and safety concerns. Hunter abandoned the new terminal idea, continuing to use the current Albert Johnson building for the next decade.
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Hayward
Greyhound
Watkins Streets
Darrel Hunter
Hunter
Filbert Streets
Board of
BART
Ilene Welnreb
Gull Steele
Burbank
Alant Filbert
Albert Johnson
Rabid Bats Found in Alameda County This Year
The Alameda County Health Care Services Agency reports two rabid bats detected this year in Alameda County. One bat surfaced at a Measanton school site and another at a San Leandro apartment complex. The agency also found three rabid skunks, including one in Fremont, and cautions residents not to handle strange animals and to contact animal control.
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Alameda County
Measanton
San Leandro
Fremont
Bays Vista Improvement picks new secu vice president
San Leandro attorney William Corbett elected to the Bays Vista Improvement Association as secretary vice president to fill the newly created post. Harald Van Cliet chosen historian, tasked with compiling association history and dating formation, while the board will guide on property tax appeal procedures amid rising assessments. Scholarships awarded to Fat Olayley, Doreen Cooper, and Mary Jane Vella.
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San Leandro
William
Corbett
Secu
Bays Vista Improvement Association
Pst
Harald van Cliet
Robert Glissmeyer
van Cliet
Glissmeyer
Fat O'layley
Morvan High School
Doreen Cooper
San Leandro High School
Mary Jane Vella
Hishop O'Dowd High School
Ninth Annual Festival of American Folklore in Washington
Five to attend the Ninth Annual Festival of American Folklore in Washington DC. South County delegates Julia Silvera Francisco Kiros Manuel Mandeiros and Dua Soares represent the Portuguese community. Sponsored by the Smithsonian Institution and the National Park Service, events include fishing and dairy demonstrations along with folk music and dining.
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Alameda County
Washington
South County
Portugese
Smithsonian Institute
National Park Service
Julia Silvera
Byward
Francisco Kiros
Vie Alarmias
San Loren
Manuel Mandeiros
Lessly Ave
Gastro Valley
Dua Soares
Air Force Art Exhibit Showcasing Air Power Through Time
Air Force life as seen through artists and illustrators is the focus of a display at Sinniland Stoping Center next Thursday through July 1. The exhibit features 48 paintings from 440 works in the official Air Force art collection begun in 1950, covering World War I to the space age with diverse subjects and techniques. Sponsored by the Southland Kiwanis and the Appore.
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Air Force
SinfTiland
Arise Techique
Volunteers sought by Alameda County agencies for varied roles
A local volunteer drive lists opportunities across South County agencies including elder visitations, telephone crisis counseling, arts and crafts with seniors, hospital aides for stroke patients, and child care on emergency basis. Call AAR in Hayward weekdays for details and intake.
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Alameda Coxinty
City Center impact report rejected by planning panel
City officials rejected a draft impact report for the One Foothill Boulevard City Center project. The commission criticized incomplete analysis, missing alternatives, and lack of consideration for downtown plans and affected residents, ordering revisions and a clearer, complete set of plans before any final comment.
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City Center Impact Report
Ten Bopaint
Foothill Boulevard City Center
Constiruc
Senior Citizens
Hayward High School
Tole
Jocal
Slave Richart Bohn
Bohn
Tom Martina
Marvin Carash
Uds
Ampro Cay
Carash
Impai Incorporated
Planning Commission
Janis Lithehhorn
Attorneys press BART bias case for Latino promotions
Lawyers for a class action accuse Bay Area Rapid Transit of racial discrimination in promotions, arguing tests are subjective and bias favors non Latinos. They note Latinos are underrepresented in upper jobs while alleging back pay and fair testing as remedies.
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Bay Area Rapid Transit District
BART
Richard Beserra
Ralph Segura
Concord
Federal District Cout
San Francisco
Consulate delays Barte sentencing in Alameda court
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Stanley P. Golde continued the sentencing of Helga Adelearte until July 17 amid German Consulate interest in the case. The Dublin mother, found legally sane last month, killed her young son and daughter in December. Deputy Consul General Henry Wallasch attended, noting his office’s concern for its citizens. Barte, German-born and green-card status unclear, faces possible transfer to Germany for a mental health proceeding during the May trial. Evidence shows long-term mental illness leading to the 1974 killings on October 6, just before her planned trip to Germany for her parents’ visit.
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Oakland
Alameda County Superior Court
Stanley P. Golde
Helga Adelearte
German Consal General’s Office
Dublin
Goldk
County Probation Department
Henry Wallasch
Parte
Germany
Barte
Craig
Nicole
South County scene in The Daily Review
In Hayward on Friday June 27 1975 readers saw a local scene feature highlighting daily life in South County with brief notes on community events and notable happenings.
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the Daily Review
Hayward
Call
BART director weighs Pleasanton reach over Livermore
Bay Area official Robert Allen of Livermore argues extending BART from San Leandro to Pleasanton is cheaper than a Livermore terminus. He estimates Pleasanton to Fairlawn extension at 11 million per mile for 17 miles, and Pleasanton to Livermore at 19 million per mile for nine more miles, with total costs about 190 million versus 370 million. He opposes downtown Livermore passage and favors a New Town terminus, while dismissing a costly bus alternative as impractical.
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Oakland
I T
San Leandro
Pleasanton
Livermore
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
Robert Allen
Allen
Lrban Mass Transit Administration
Bayfair
San Leamiro
Las Positas Valley
Rnport
Liver More
AC Transit to cut tax rate amid new fiscal year plan
AC Transit district headquarters in Ashland announced a tax rate reduction tied to population and cost of living figures with August final assessments. The board projects a consolidated rate near 33.6 cents per $100 value last year, funding shortfalls partly via state and federal aid including an $11.3 million grant for buses and capital items across districts One and Two.
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AC Transit
Ashland
Board of Directors
Newark
Fremont
Righty Ne
Nuit
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
AC Transit Dart
Bart Statons
AC Transit Board
Open house party set for Daniel Johns
Retiring state employee Daniel Johns honored with an open notice at the Employment Development Department in Hayward where he worked 17 years. A Navy commander in 198K, he aided veterans with job placement and benefits and served on multiple local advisory boards. He and wife Monica Maxine, also retiring, have two daughters in Oakland.
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Hayward
Daniel &. Johns
Employment Development Department
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Jack Smith
Air Mail
Newark Community Center
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James Perez
Perez
Latios
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Clark
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South County Scene
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Layfair
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