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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1957
Page
2
Eden Council of Churches commends The Daily Review for Saturday spiritual messages. Council president Philip E Linnekin says the full page will energize the communitys spiritual life. The second series of award winning church pages begins tomorrow for 26 weeks, sponsored by local merchants.
Fremont City Manager F. Robert Coop read a 12 page reply answering 50 questions from the Citizens Budget Study Committee. The committee declined to discuss the replies and will meet again before Monday’s budget adoption to digest them and prepare recommendations. Gene Rhodes called Coop fair with his answers.
A Russell City group of 401 residents sought residential zoning but the Alameda County Grand Jury recommended denial. The Planning Commission did not act as the petition was not on the agenda and hearing will be scheduled, with notice to residents. The report noted a pending area study unlikely to finish before the hearing.
Key System traffic engineer E. Sam Davis told the California State Public Utilities Commission that allowing fare increases could raise annual revenue by 318,809 dollars to cover a wage rise. Davis testified as the first witness in the hearing before Commissioner Mathew J. Dooley. Key System attorney George E. Thomas said the petition aims to offset wage increases for employees, not to pursue an overall rate of return.
Hayward Planning Commission extended the second zoning ordinance hearing to July 11 at the request of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce Industrial committee which seeks time to study proposed performance standards. Chamber officials want exact requirements on noise dust and smoke and parking zones discussed by former mayor George Mays, Western Gas and Oil Asia, and others. The commission praised The Daily Review for its coverage of the zoning ordinance.
CSAA Hayward district manager A and Baldwin will retire after 15 years with the California State Automobile Association. John H. McLaughlin, assistant manager, will succeed him. An exam to establish eligibility lists for future openings is set for 9 am at Leandra High School, San Stateo district.
The city personnel office received 59 applications for the account clerk position in the finance office. The filing period has closed.
The San Francisco Bay Bridge will begin eastbound access on July 1 with the new link from the Embarcadero and James Lick freeway interchanges to the Oakland Bay Bridge. Lanes will operate during the afternoon peak, curb construction may continue for about two weeks, and Fremont Street on ramp to the upper deck will be reduced to one lane after opening.
Fire Chief Manuel Rodriguez of San Leandro has been named third vice president of the California Fire Chiefs Association. He was installed at a Bakersfield convention marking the third anniversary of his elevation to chief. The association uses progressive offices, so he is expected to hold the presidency in about three years.
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