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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1974

Page

2

Hayward man on probation after manslaughter plea

Richard Thowson of 22884 Valley View Drive pleaded no contest to a manslaughter charge in the death of Grace A. Walden, 58, struck in a crosswalk at B Street and Sixth. He received one year probation, a suspended county jail sentence, and a one year driver’s license suspension. A civil suit in superior court seeks $250,000 plus expenses.

Hayward Richard Thowson Valley View Drive Grace A. Walden Robert Byers Thowson Byers Oakland Stamey John P. Croarieh Superior Court Milo Walden

Mass murder case aid offered by Marina Association

San Leandro Marina Fake Homeowners Association ready to assist in the Walasiers case. Association president AL Stiefel says Lt. Robert Wilson heads the investigation and has not yet asked for help. The Blaster home at 2448 Fiji Way lies in Marina Faire. Police plan future talks with residents on prevention and vigilance.

San Leandro Marina Celtetseetardeal Netle San Association Presdent AL Stiefel Robert Wilson Fiji Way Marina Faire Stiefel

First female caretaker trims Centennial Park at Liveraine

Kaen Jensen, 16, becomes the Liveraine Park Districts first woman caretaker trimming Centennial Park beside male colleagues who she says treat her like one of the boys Karen is a botany student at the University of California at Santa Cruz and she said she was determined to prove herself in the job.

Kaen Jensen Liveraine Park District Centennial Park

Community figure Victor Costa dies at 67 in Reno

Victor Costa a San Leandro resident for about 40 years and founder of the McDermott Costa Co an insurance firm in San Leandro died in Reno Wednesday of an apparent heart attack He was 67 and active in the Lions Club Boys Club and Chamber of Commerce He survived by his wife Billie daughters Madlee Railton Leola Menasche and five grandchildren Services will be held today in Reno Contributions may be sent to the San Damiano Retreat in care of Father David Temple Danville

San Leandro Victor Costa McDermott-Costa Co Reno Mr. Costa San Leandra Lions Club Lions Club Limi Center San Leandra Madlee Railton Leola Menasche San Damiano Retreat David Temple Highland Drive Danville

Blue Dolphin charges dismissed by NLRB regional office

Diane Greenwood of Union City led an unfair labor practices charge against Blue Dolphin Restaurant and the Culinary Workers and Bartenders Union Local 823. The NLRB San Francisco region dismissed the complaint this week, with Greenwood appealing to Washington.

San Leandro National Labor Relations Board San Francisco Blueolphin Culinary Workers & Bartenders Union Diane Greenwood Union City NLRB Washington

Gold card bus program to start in San Leandro

AC Transit begins a three month pilot for a free ride gold card program funded by the city. Cardholders ride any East Bay line from 9 am to 4 pm and after 7 pm on weekdays and all day weekends and holidays. Eligible riders must be over 4 and reside within San Leandro city limits or school district.

San Lrandro AC Transit Bay East Bay San Leandro San Leandro School Dist Recreation Department Human Resources Department

Reclassification plan okayed by San Leandro planning commission

The San Leandro planning commission approved a reclassification for Casa Per alta to align with the general plan. Public hearings were not held due to a scheduling issue as the meeting proceeded. Several rezoning items in the 2000 block of Washington Avenue were continued for 30 days to study potential strip zoning effects. Additional hearings on 15317 Hesperian, 33 Thornton St, and 1855 Maring Blvd were also continued to improve resident notification.

San Leandro Casa Peralta Planning Commission Washington Avenue Norman Weisbrod Hesperian Butrom General Industrial Thornton St

Music for a Summer Afternoon at Alta Mira Club

Brent Galloway of San Leandro presents a program titled Music for a Summer Afternoon tomorrow night at 7 pm at the Alta Mira Club 561 Lafayette Ave San Leandro. Hayward Board of Adjustments meets Monday at 7 30 pm in City Center Building council chambers 22400 Foothill Blvd for public hearings on a proposed tracking terminal at Industrial Parkway West and Pacific Street and on a landscaping and sprinkler system removal at a track terminal at Winton Ave Heyward. Centennial Committee meets Monday at 4 pm in conference room A City Center Building 22300 Foothill Blvd to hear updates on centennial medallion minting and murals for Centennial Hall.

Brent Galloway San Leandro Alta Mira Club Lafayette Ave Hayward Board of Asustments Council City Center Foothill Blvd Industrial Parkway West Pacific Street Heyward Centennials Centennial Hall

Atty Jensen Reassigns Four Dist Atty aides

July I move 4. DA aides reassigned. Dist Atty Lowell Jensen announced the reassignment of four assistants to become effective July. Asst Dist Atty David C. Dutton Dr. 87, long with Alameda County Grand Jury, shifts to Jensen's Hayward office to run branch operations in South County. Asst Dist Atty Richard Haugmer, 46, heads South County since 1957 and moves to Oakland to lead the Oakland branch. Asst Dist Atty Clayton DaVega, 43, leaves Oakland for Alameda County courthouse assignment.

Dist Lowell Jensen Asst Atty David C. Dutton Alameda County Richard Haugmer South County Oakland Sixth Washington Streets Clayton DaVega

Lawsuit Over Cats Roaming In Gardens Terrace Condominiums

In Alameda County Superior Court Christine M. Johnson Walter B. Wilson Elsa J. Christensen F. P. Pearson and Geraldine D. Upham, board members of Gardens Terrace at 1599 Hayes Street, sue tenant Julie Bascom for violating no animals in common areas. Bascom rents from Richard Paul Stauffer Shaeffer 45, who bought from Leland and Helen Moore aware of the restriction. Court action seeks removal of the cat and an injunction against future pet ownership in tenancy. Senior Trial Deputy Donald P. Whyte leaving for Oakland Felony division. Alfred R. Buchner promoted to assistant district attorney. John J. Meehan, Stacy L. Walthall receive reassignments and promotions.

San Leandro Alaméda County Christine M. Johnson Walter B. Wilson Elsa J. Christensen F. P. Pearson Geraldine D. Upham Gardens Terrace Hays SL Walnut Creek Kenneth Rivera Julie Bascom Bascom Richard Paul Stauffer Shaeffer Leland Helen Moore Jensen Wtate Donald P. Whyte Oakland Stacy L. Walthall Haseen

Planning commission names new chairman for 1974 76

Hayward city planning commission elected James Harper as chairman for 1974 76 at a dinner meeting. He succeeds Monte Florence who served two consecutive terms. Harper previously chaired 1971 72. Richard Bohn becomes vice chair, succeeding Willie Huffer, and Janis Silberholm is chosen secretary. Florence is commended for two years of service.

Hayward City Planning Commission James Harper Hamer Monte Florence Florence Harper Morence Richard Bohn Vie Willie Huffer Janis Silberholmaa

Planning chief John Thomas to retire from Alameda County

John Thomas, Alameda County's first planning director and longtime senior planner, will retire in July. A University of Michigan graduate, he joined the county surveyor's office in 1946 as planning engineer, later becoming planning director when created, then senior planner until retirement. He resides in Castro Valley with wife Jo an, associate dean at California State University Hayward.

John Thomas Alameda County Thomas County Surveyor’s Ofice University of Michigan American Institute of Planners American Society of Planning Castro Valley Joan California State University Hayward

Fremont planners approve six story office medical complex

Fremont planners approved a $33.9 million six story mixed use project in the central business district. Developer Bill Moss aims to location the office tower near Capitol Avenue with a pedestrian mall plan and a restaurant on the Capitol side. He favors condo ownership for tenants to gain tax benefits and says some units may command higher rents. The site includes 6000 square feet for the restaurant and 13 000 square feet for the medical complex with other offices and a potential bank.

Fremont Planning Commission Bill Mass Moss Pasen Padre Parkway Capitol Avenue Jack London Square Central Business District Washington Hospital South County

Davis Street project may top city council agenda

SAN LEANDRO The Davis Street grade separation debate looms as a potential city council focus though the Public Utilities Commission did not include the project in its latest priority list. Officials say the state agency may reconsider in June of next year and that the project was not submitted this year by the city or sent forward by the state.

San Leandro Hal Public Utilities Commission Davis Street Doolittle Drive Public Works Richard Ward PUC Ward California Transportation Department

Hayward overpass project gets priority in state funding list

Hayward plans a $5.2 million railroad overpass at A Street and the Southern Pacific tracks with 27,000 budgeted for design. The State PUC ranked the project tenth of 68 on its list, with Caltrans allocating up to 15 million for railroad grade separation. City official Ed Phillips warns funds are not guaranteed and the project may need to climb higher on annual priority lists.

Pulvorosa Hayward State Public Uillities Commission PUC Southern Pacific Hayward Public Works Ed Phillips Cal Woria Highway Commission Phillips

Sunol fire station faces hardship from federal cuts

The Sunol division of Forestry fire station faces a possible major hardship after a federal wage rule cuts firefighters' on duty hours from 120 to 60 per week. Forest officials fear salary and staffing impacts, with July 1 as a test date and potential new staffing measures under consideration to ease shortages.

SUNOL California Division of Forestry Fire Fred Terwilliger Terwilliger Kage

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