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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1972
Page
9
San Leandro building activity remained mostly steady with an estimated $15 million volume for the month. The forward work list shows a slight drop from January, with the largest contribution to the total at about $767,090 across multiple projects.
Ninteen visitors from Sanandro's sister city Breil arrive next Thursday to be hosted by the Town Affiliation Committee. On March 1 they attend events including a reception and dinner in Risbeivag Preto, with a March 12–13 city tour and California State College visit. The party includes Dr Antonia Braite Nogueira and many local officials and families.
Hayward plans to fill six job classes under federal emergency employment funds. openings include five firefighters, two policemen, four sewer workers, four assistant sewer plant operators, one planning graftsina and one typist clerk. applicants must be time players and Hayward residents. former city or government workers eligible if out of work at least nine days.
California Senator Pet tis proposes expanding the homeowner exemption to welfare recipients. The measure would allow puri ig assistance recipients to claim the $750 deduction, cutting annual taxes by about $90 for eligible homeowners. In Oakland and Berkeley areas the impact could exceed $11 million yearly. Pet tis chairs the State Select Committee on Housing and Urban Affairs.
The "Spaceship Earth" program at Chabot College Monetarium in Hayward runs Tuesdays and Thursdays through March 23 with 7 and 8 p.m. performances. Free admission with required reservations by calling 782-1444 before 1 p.m. Monday to Thursday. The exhibit explains Earth's place in the solar system and how Earth formed, with details in Room 6002 on the Chabot College campus.
State Sen. Nicholas Petris of Oakland challenged California State College Hayward students to remain engaged and form a student lobby in Sacramento. He urged defense of farm workers and election of a mobilized, persistent student voice to press for jobs, finance, and collective bargaining.
San Leandro scene centers on Ms Ethel Benincasa who keeps pressing for the club attendance logs and program funding details. Board president Elizabeth Swift defends director Sylvia Karalins Regan Whiten while urging harmony amid accusations and legal openness of club books.
The historical centennial steering committee accepted plans to stage the Cherry Festival ball at Dunsmuir House in Oaklands as part of the city centennial celebration. The event, set for Wednesday, will feature a grand wine ball pending final detail approvals.
Union City report shows McKeon Construction invited city officials and staff to a Tahoe weekend. councilmen Franco and Miller attended but said they paid their own way. Planning commissioner Creace refused expenses. ethics questions swirl around ties to a 12 acre multifamily rezoning denial and subsequent council appeal. Leo Alvelais accuses officials of accepting favors from developers. he defends past private admonishments.
PREMONT Angean Kelly of Fremont will be crowned Miss Shamrock 1972 at the Green Gold Ball in San Francisco on March 1. Last October she was named Miss Ireland at the Irish Festival and will receive air fare to Ireland this August to represent California in international pageants. Tickets and festival details are available through the Irish Collector at 203 Market St, phone Gal-B200.
Local page from The Daily Review Hayward California dated March 3 1972 highlights community happenings in South County. Notable mentions include civic events and neighborhood notes reflecting daily life in the region.
Hayward seniors may receive a reduction in library fees as the library commission recommends waiving charges for senior citizens regardless of residency. The City Council plans a Thursday discussion, with current annual fees about 1 and 20 cents per book, affecting under 144 potential exemptions.
The Castro Valley Sanitary District awarded the final link of an asphalt sewer line from Castro Valley to the San Lorenzo treatment plant. Gilbreath Construction Co of Hayward won the bid at a special meeting Tuesday night with a bid of $101,120 for 2,700 feet of intercepting sanitary sewer from Canal Avenue to Moothill Boulevard, then along Woothill Boulevard to City Center Drive in Hayward.
The inaugural graduates will complete the first exercises at 0:80 pm Sunday at the Park Community Center in Hayward. Sponsored by Sim Lorenzo, Casio Valley and San Deandro school districts, the ceremony will see diplomas awarded by Mrs. Mary Canness. Graduates include Deborah Bass, Jamie Nar brielli, Lawle Gomes, Debiné Lamoureuk, Liz Taney, Dennis Lusk, Kevin Norberg, Bruce Parker, Rebecca Ropr, Patricia Post, Duclane Stavl fer and Louise van Pulte.
Fomesewn fashions modeled with smiles will be used by Uke Uieme of a PTA fashion show at A B Mortl School in Hayward on Tuesday. Ann Marie Bar bier 13 and Linda Kilgore 13 are among participants as ticket chairman Mrs William fin aal offers advice. Admission to the show is 30 cents.
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