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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1973
Page
5
Hayward School Board meets at 7 30 pm to discuss corporal punishment policy amid district concerns at 1069 E St Lane. Trustees face a proposal to ban spanking under existing restrictions and consider a federal opposition resolution.
Two new Panning commissioners, Gap Ritter and Harold Croze, will join Union City at a 7:30 pm work session to review city predacts and youth programs. Ritter, of 3148 San Jean Place, and Croze, 263 Monaco Avenue, replace John Comet and Ray Oroze as the council updates commissions. Commissioner Jean Carreadden will chair the meeting at the city council chambers on Witpote Road. Mattie Rousseau, 2409 Ascot Way, has been named to the parks and recreation commission succeeding Jess Martha.
The week of March 24 10 Portuguese Immigrant Week was proclaimed by San Leandro Mayor Jack Maltester at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church. Rev. Joseph Ferreira witnessed the signing, with church leaders Dan McCampbell and Madge Vasuino attending, hosting a kickoff dinner. Gov Hanatd Rea pan officially set the events for the week. Guests included Msgr. Manuel Al Vernaz and Frank Silva, state president of Cabrillo Civic Club of California.
Fremont woman Donna J. Huderson 28 died and husband Francis R. Hudelson 40 was in critical condition after their car reportedly struck the rear of a trek and trailer rig on Interstate 699 in the early hours. CHP noted speed and undetermined cause. Newson driver of the rig not hurt.
A string of minor fires at the Tri-City Community Mental Health Facility on Stevenson Blvd continued Saturday with two beds reported in Hames at 945 a.m. Damage is estimated at 700 dollars to mattresses and bedding. Fire department investigates. Matches possession and room smoking remain restricted after multiple incidents in the past month.
An associate of English at Cali faale University is named Hayward to head the state university system's International Programs in France. The program permits students from the 19 Campus system to study abroad and earn credit from their home campuses. Dr Martin Friedman is appointed resident director for France at the University of Provence Aix en Provence. Resident directors are faculty with academic advisory and administrative duties for the overseas campus and California students.
Ronald Perry reported his wallet and car were stolen at knifepoint by two suspects, later identified as Jerry Darwin Lyles, 24, and Frank Michael Pilkerton, 23. Police chased the case after Perry was threatened with death and escaped to a field, where he hid in a water trough. The men were connected to the crime when Perry’s car was found at Vargas Road and Water interstate 64.
Trustees will discuss tomorrow night a plan to add an ethnic studies course to Chabot College graduation requirements. The meeting at 7:30 in the administration board room will consider making ethnic studies mandatory for an associate degree.
The Tener Lorans school board meets tonight to discuss seven item agenda including renewal of a student teaching agreement with California State University Hayward. The meeting on Ask Street covers the agenda items and action expected.
A revised study on annexing Washington Manor schools to the San Leandro district shows SB 40 would push the district tax rate from 3.41 to 4.40 for 1973 74 if annexation occurs. Without annexation the rate would drop to 3.4. District officials note SB MH controls revenue limits but annexation would add roughly 1 275 per student for about 3 400 more pupils. Trustees to review a list of 18 teachers not to be rehired next year due to enrollment and funding cuts as district enrollment is forecast to fall from 9 618 to 9 274.
Hills policy review and downtown zoning hearings are scheduled by the Hayward City Council. The work session at 4 PM will cover the hill area development study with planning officials and a later 8 PM meeting will consider a new zoning map for the downtown business district and a central city parking district.
San Leandro City Council will hold a public hearing tonight on plans for two four unit apartment buildings at 68 and 76 Oakes Blvd. The agenda includes 15 items, but many members are absent due to national meetings. Also on the docket are a SACEEOA funding resolution, revenue sharing considerations, a sewer relocation contract, and new parking ordinances for Doolittle Drive, Farallon Drive and Martinez Street.
Fremont officials push to restrict parking in most curbside bike lanes across 25 miles of lanes. Exemptions include Eggers Drive, Walnut Way east of Civic Center Drive, and Paseo Padre Parkway near Central Park. Public hearings begin tomorrow night at 7:30 PM in the city government building as staff warn the ban could cost 3 010 to 18 462 over seven years. The council also considers rezoning 11 acres in South Fremont back to single family and agricultural uses, a move opposed by Wells Fargo Bank and Sorreno Parks Inc.
City Board of Adjustments meets at 7 20 p m in council chamber to consider Mrs Stabley Young s variance request to convert a garage at 27072 Duffel Place, violating parking rules The issue ties into a city wide policy on converted and convertible garages with officials still drafting standards and awaiting city attorney review Other agenda items include a driveway setback variance for 25144 Muir St and landscape plans for a Hillary Street apartment project plus Michaels Bros request to reconsider a driveway location for a used car lot at 152 Mission Blvd
Alameda County Board of Supervisors is to proclaim a state of emergency in hillside areas above 1st Avenue and Skyline Boulevard. Oakland City Council has declared local emergency. Berkeley and Contra Costa County supervisors may follow. Federal funding and forest debris removal are on the agenda, plus talks on special services districts and sewer development requests.
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