Discussion set on park plan in Hayward area
Hayward Planning Commission will hold a neighborhood meeting on March 15 to discuss the Mission Boulevard Garin Park development plat. The plan covers development densities open-space allocation and street extensions into the Mission Boulevard foothills for a 1 1 acre area east of Mission between Harder Road and Pioneer Dry Creek Park. The commission seeks more staff information and consensus on changes while evaluating the South Hayward BART Station impact on development prospects.
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San Leandro Officials Attend Pacific Southwest Recreation Conference
San Leandro school and city recreation officials join the 21st Annual California and Pacific Southwest Recreation and Park Conference in San Francisco. A panel on Schools Recreation Friend or Foe includes L Edward Holden J C Smith Jack Neavill Mrs Harry Hendrick and John Angberg. Meetings are at the San Francisco Civic Auditorium through Tuesday with California Park and Recreation Society District LH delegates Arizona California Hawaii Nevada and Wal attending.
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City Recreation Department
San Francisco
L. Edward Holden
J. C. Smith
Jack Neavill
Harry Hendrick
John Angberg
San Francisco Civile
California Park and Recreation Society
Arizona
California
Hawaii
Nevada
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San Leandro to double golf schedule and marina plans advance
The San Leandro shoreline and golf commission voted to expand the golf tournament calendar from eight to 16 events, effective immediately, with sponsorship by local groups and three weeks’ advance inquiries. Plans for a $1.8 million Marina hotel facility proceed, with Bay Cities Properties of Oakland named as potential developer. A floating yacht club and shoreline development efforts face Bay Conservation and Development Commission approvals, and new marina and golf committee assignments were announced.
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Shoreline and Golf Commission
Jack Neavill
Loval Coups
Neavill
Bay Cities Properties Inc
Oakland
San Leandro Yacht Club
Marina
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
Robert Winkler
Gretchen Hendrick
Frank Masolini
William Capps
Willam Jardin
Louis Wood
Hentick
Masolini
Jardin and Wood
Center Won't Seek More Money From City
San Leandro service center will not request additional city funds. Directors earmarked 22 000 of 540 000 federal revenue sharing for the center, plus 2 000 for incidental expenses, with federal funds through June. Center director Val Gill Jr notes reliance on Labor Department support. grant funds run out June 30. Directors held their meeting in memory of Eugene Heckathorn, hospital and Vesper Society leader.
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San Leandro
Val Gill Jr
Department of Labor
Gill
Eugene Heckathorn
Sac Leandro Memorial Hospital and Vesper Society
Heckathorn
San Francisco
Hayward man jailed for embezzling from pancake house
Harper 37 admitted taking 3700 from the International House of Pancakes in Hayward last year. The Oakland resident received two suspended sentences and five years probation with restitution to Willan Segal, Santa Barbara franchise owner. He admitted absconding with three days’ receipts after distress over marital problems and claimed he lost the money in Las Vegas.
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Oakland
International House of Pancakes
Superior Court
Peabatt Harper
Willan Segal
Santa Bar
Bara
Harper
Foothill Bive
Las Vegas
San Leandro Man Threatens Suit Over Spite Fence
Elmer G. Morgan of 406 Dolores Ave alleges a neighbor issues a 1.5 foot tall fence built inside the adjoining property line and a truck parked nightly on a 12 foot driveway blocking the sidewalk. He demands removal and says he may file suit against the City of San Leandro and the neighbor, August Sezar of 321 Mana Ave, if unresolved.
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Elmer G. Morgan
Dolores Ave
Morgan
Moraga
August Sezar
Mana Ave
Child care centers face possible shutdown under new rules
Hayward and South County centers may close as federal guidelines redefine eligibility and slash private funding. CSU Hayward and Chabot College centers warn that reduced matching funds and Title 4A restrictions could force many welfare students to drop out or seek work, risking center closures within weeks.
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Mike Silver
California State University
Hayward
South County
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Chabal College
Cal State
Dayward
United Bay Area Crusade
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Cal State Center
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United Crusade
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Hayward Present
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Alameda County Planning Commission and Union City Meeting Agenda
Alameda County Planning Commission meets Monday at 1:30 p m at the Public Works Building 39 Ekhurst Street Hayward with a field trip. Union City Council meets Monday at 7 pm at 1154 Whipple Road Union City. Moe wounded will discuss two parks for the Hall Ranch Road area.
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Public Works
Ekhurst St
Hayward
Union City Council
Whipple Road
Union City
Moe
Hall Ranch Road
Livermore Balloon Sold Heads to India in Trade
Vishwa Randi Gupta, a Berry’s student, buys the Oceanic balloon from Berry and plans to ship it to India with him. Berry, who trained pilots worldwide, notes the Livermore Valley as a premier training site and estimates a similar balloon sells for five to seven thousand dollars. he laments the loss of the Oceanic as it drifts toward Pleasanton.
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Bill Rangts Ballons
Deaanie
Wall Tising
United States
India
Forgine
Vishwa Randi Gupta
Berry
Livermore Valley
Peru
Pleasanton
Do not pass Go Tax form lingo shocks homeowners
A county assessor’s six page brochure on property tax exemptions uses Monopoly and Gestapo metaphors to describe filing steps. The piece notes the complex instructions and the perjury clause, while contrasting a friendly letter about increased home owner exemption and extensions to residences.
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Marlene Michelson
State Board of Equalization
Gestapo
Don Hutchinson
Transit funding debated for Tri-City buses
Fremont officials back the Tri-City transit agency seeking 1972 73 gas tax funds and a federal grant to launch local bus service. Alameda County critics worry about depending on gas tax money just for a new system. Newark Union City and Fremont push regional feeder role and present case to the MTC and BART relations.
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Tri-city
Don Dillon
Alameda Colony
Joseph Bart
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
MTC
BART
Alameda-Contra Costa
Enter
Newark
Union City
Dillon
AC Transit
Bort
Tri-Cities
San Mateo County
TriGty Transit Agency
Shirley Sisk
HTC
Toga
Don Driggs
Dissolving Plans for Shoreline and Golf Advisory Panels Fail
In San Leandro actions to dissolve the shoreline and golf advisory commission and merge them with the recreation and parks commission failed to advance. Engberg proposed the merger to spur discussion and speed city plans, but no second supported holding future meetings jointly. Both commissions met Thursday to discuss mutual items, with agendas to be reviewed in April before any decision on a joint meeting.
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San Leandro
Shoreline and Golf Advisory Commission
Recreation and Parks Commission
Jack Semil
Rommalssoner Engberg Lay
Engberg
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