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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1973

Page

11

San Leandro Forms Ad Hoc Panel For Revenue Funds

A three member ad hoc committee was appointed by the San Leandro Committee on Social Needs to allocate 22 040 in revenue sharing funds. Members include Wark Norberg Hilary Fry and Betsy Lira with James McSharry assisting. The full panel will meet March 11 to hear ad hoc recommendations. A March 8 public session at Family Service Agency 75 Callen Ave will discuss fund raising for social services. The planning committee includes Ann Hague Jean Culver Henry Boyce and Orla Jackson. Doris De Soto of the San Leandro Fair Housing Committee was recommended for the 50 social needs panel.

San Leandro Wark Norberg Hilary Fry Betsy Lira James McSharry Family Service Agency Callen Ave Ann Hague Jean Culver Henry Boyce Orla Jackson Doris DeSoto

Republican headquarters to move from Oakland to Hayward

The Alameda County Republican Central Committee will relocate its county headquarters from Oakland to Hayward on March 15, with the new office at 60 B St. The move aims to strengthen the party's southern presence, aided by new chair Eva Stivvers of Hayward, and all Oakland business will be moved to Hayward as the Oakland office closes.

Alameda County Republican Central Committee Oaklad Hayward Central Committee Eva Stivvers Oakland

Big meeting on rail crossing blockage in San Leandro

City officials homeowners and business delegates along with Southern Pacific Railroad spokesmen plan a March 13 session at 4 p.m. in the city council conference room to seek a solution to trains blocking the Davis Street crossing. Attendees include chamber executive VP Frerk King and other local association leaders with Marina and East side neighborhood groups represented. Mayor Maltester will be invited to chair.

San Leandro Southern Pacific Railroad Davis Street Frerk King Chamber of Commerce Wahram Sects and Highways Committee Robert Luther San Seamiro Manufacturers Association Clint Lee Alton Gibbs Marina Marina Faire Marina Citizens For Community Improvement Mulford Gardens Improvement Association Eastslue Neighbors In Jack D. Maltester

Shoreline and Recreation Panels to Briefly Meet Tonight

Shoreline advisory commission will meet at 7 in the city council conference room with plans for shoreline members to attend the 8 o clock recreation meeting. The two commissions, which may merge into a single nine member panel, will discuss mutual items and potential consolidation.

San Leandro Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission Recreation and Parks Commission Shoreline Commission City Council Recreation Commission Mutta Inter

Mulford Gardens sale canceled in San Leandro

Mulford Sante Improvement members decided against selling land on Isabel Street to Aurora Baptist Church for a new church auditorium amid a looming city lease. Rev Barry Foster questioned the deal to city officials, with Sanders, Herb McNaid, and others planning a March 13 session with city officials and regional representatives to discuss the project and related train blockings.

San Leandro Mulford Sante Ovinea Aurora Baptist Church Tooeday Isabel Barry F. Foster Sanders Herb McNaid Southern Pacific Davis Street

San Leandro Manufacturers Names 1973 Committee Heads

Robert Cather, president of the San Leandro Manufacturers Association, announces 1973 committee heads. Chairs include Bert Davis finance Oscar Melz prayer Bob Wearanga health safety and education Richard McPeake legislation John Nicholson membership taxes Clint Lee traffic and streets and Luther public relations.

San Leandro Robert Cather Assocatvn Bert Davis Oscar Melz Bob Wearanga Richard McPeake John Nicholson Membershipen Clint Lee Trafic Streets Luther

San Leandro Grad to Guest Star With Berkeley Orchestra

Madeline Bruser, a 64 San Leandro High School graduate, will be guest soloist with the Berkeley Promenade Orchestra for two 8 p.m. performances at First Baptist Church in Berkeley. She will perform Beetho van's Piano Concerto No. 3 in minor. Bruser is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David Bruser and graduated top of her high school class after studying at the University of Indiana and Juilliard School of Music in New York.

San Leandro Madeline Bruser Berkeley Beethovan First Baptist Church David Bruser Bruser University of Indiana Juliard School of Music New York

Community events and campaign notices around Fremont Hayward Union City

Agenda items for Southbay Engineers Club cover wastewater reclamation and the South Lake Tahoe plant with Jerry C Wilson resident engineer at the plant from 1869 to 1971. Also Veterans groups in Hayward and a Cub Scout Pack 823 pancake breakfast at Schafer Park School. Open house for Union City address and Jim Patterson New Haven school board campaign launch.

Southbay Engineers Club Oon Villa del Greco Mission Blvd Fremont Schafer Park School Flamingo Hayward Prings Manor la Fuente Mowry Ave Lloyd Kjos Jr Pat Schormann San Marco Way Union City Jim Patterson New Haven

Airport lease proposal eyed for Hayward hangar, fuel add-on

Hayward officials mull a $1 million airport development lease that would add about 30 hangar units, a full aviation fueling center and 9,001 square feet of office space at the airport. The plan promises initial city revenue near 12,000 a year, rising to 8 percent of lease value by 1546, while raising concerns about air pollution standards and fuel concession competition with Beechcraft West.

Hayward Sre Hayward Air Terminal Ken Robinson Jim Mummert Robinson Beechcraft West Bob Robinson Skywest Drive National Aviation Airport Fund J. Kenneth Birchfield Mummert Birchfield Sir City M William Han Jey Mummmert Thangarie Notresonteelinies

Newark High Band Wins Funds for New Uniforms

Newark High School trustees approved 15000 to replace worn uniforms for the Knights Marching Band amid debate on test scores and budget allocations. Band director Gerald Turney praised the decision as a milestone with uniforms usable in multiple settings.

Newark Newark High School Newark Knights Gerald Turney Newark High School Music Action Committee Tumey Woody Ballani

Ranch guest ranch and spa plan faces public hearing

Pleasanton proposal by William Apperson to develop a 14 acre part of his 4811 acre domain into a Diamond 4 Guest Ranch and health spa prompts a March 30 public hearing after March 2 reviews. Agencies including Forestry Health and East Bay Park District weigh concerns on heliport fire safety and access near Sunol Regional Park.

Pleasanton William Apperson Alaemeda County Richard Flynn Apperson Sunol Regional Park San Francisco Oity

Union City to host Pacific dental campus opening by mid July

Union City planners approve a satellite clinic for the University of the Pacific School of Dentistry in Decoto. It will serve economically disadvantaged residents with internship opportunities for 24 senior students under faculty supervision and operate year round with minimal instruction, funded by a National Institute of Mental Health grant and alumni support.

Karen Holzmeister Union City Union University of the Pacific School of Dentistry Decoto James Pride San Francisco South County St 12Th Bay Area Rapid Transit District Kennedy Park Pride National Institute of Mental Health Bethesda UOP Compus Blue Cross Blue Shield Ily William Zaner

Fire truck saga ends as agency paid for repairs

Hayward The Fairview Fire Protection District board approved payment of over 1000 dollars from its insurer to the automobile agency for an initial repair bill on a damaged fire truck. The insurer had refused two bills for re examinations, a dispute that sparked the controversy. The district also authorized disposal of damaged parts after a dispute over potential mechanical failure. The board called the case closed and said it would not be reopened.

Hayward Fairview Fire Hayward Dodge Hayward Core Joe Ortiz Ortiz Charles Snipes

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