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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1973

Page

6

City eyes mandatory street lighting district plan

Fremont officials evaluate a city wide street lighting district to fund upgrades through special assessments. Public Services Manager Milnes notes uneven lighting across Glenmoor Brookvale Cabrillo and other areas, proposing district financing and annual bidding, though no action this year due to state filings and budget timing.

Laurence Milnes Trict Milnes Glenmoor Tract Brookvale Clenmoor Cabrillo Glenmoor Niles Irvington Sundale Shige

Acreage set for third fire station in Union City

Union City Council authorizes purchase of 15 acres on Central Avenue for a new fire station at 52 330, part of a five year capital plan. Development to be discussed next week. Council endorses a bridge district to fund Baker Road Bridge reconstruction at 53 600, with local owners free from new assessments per mayor. Continued hearings on Broadbare offense height pending state review. Hall Ranch Road park progress noted, to be jointly run with New Haven USD on Regents Boulevard. Alameda County Water District plan to acquire Citizens Utilities Co. endorsed to improve service.

Central Avenue Lille Representen Ian Reed Sasso Baker Road Con Hall Ranch Road Regents Boulevard New Maven Alameda County Water District Citizens Uerlifies Co

South County Scene in The Daily Raview

The South County scene column appears in The Daily Raview of Heyward California dated Tuesday March 1873. It presents local news notes and brief items typical of a small coastal town paper.

Daily Raview Heyward Calif

Open space plan changes fuel Newark planning meeting

Newark officials examine an open space element altered from a 370 acre plan after council deletions. They will also review zoning ordinances on political signs and large trucks in residential areas, detailing notification rules, posting windows, sign size limits, and truck parking bans over 9000 pounds.

Newark City Hall Newark Blvd

Two men plead guilty in Fremont burglary case

Gabriel J. Aguilar, 23, of Newark, and Wayne L. Callahan, Fremont, pleaded guilty to burglary charges after being caught with a stereo and other items during a burglary in progress. Aguilar received eight months in jail and 18 months probation with a suspended prison sentence. Callahan eight weekends in jail and three years probation. A new trial date had been planned following a jury deadlock before pleas were entered.

Fremont Gabriel J. Aguilar Nelson Place Newark San Wayne L. Callahan Mission Blvd Aguilar Callahan

Sex offender sentenced in Newark case

A 41 year old Newark man, Lorenzo S. Gonzales, formerly of 35818 Mungan St, was sentenced to state prison after pleading guilty to a child sex offense. A court hearing found he could not be classified as a mentally disordered sex offender, so he was not committed to a mental institution. Earlier charges included beating a 31 year old woman at Mungan Street, with allegations of head injuries and threats. The battery charge was dismissed upon Guilty plea to the child sex offense.

Newark Superior Court Harold BR. Ilove Lorenzo S. Gonzales Mungan St Gonzales Hyp Fender Mungan Street

Overnight Wakeup Burglary Strikes Fremont Home

Two Fremont brothers Jale and Daryl Martinez slept through a burglary that ended with $1,058 worth of TV and stereo gear missing. Police saw a man in blue jeans and a woman in a flowered dress leave in a brownish gray car. The rear doorknob was broken.

Shen Barry Martinez Daryl

Alameda County evening programs and faith talks schedule

Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency hosts a 7:30 p.m. meeting at 1435 Grove Way Styward to discuss finances under federal funds. A parent youth course runs 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church Castro Valley with Rev. Russ Mueller, continuing on successive Tuesdays. A second course starts Thursday at Good Shepherd Lutheran Fremont. A death crisis workshop series titled Psychodynamics of death by own action is at Eden United Church Hayward from 8 to 9:30 p.m. tonight. A food nutrition talk is set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. at San Lorenzo Community Center and Thursday at Weeks Community Center Hayward. The Fit N Trim class by Alameda County home economist session is part of Hayward Area Recreation District programs. The Washington Township history talk is tomorrow at 7:90 p.m. at Country Club of Washington Township Fremont with John Sandoval speaking at Mission Peak Heritage Foundation meeting. The Hayward Unified School District wraps up with Bringing It All Together in Design for Human Potential at Mt Eden High School.

Alameda County San Lorenzo Community Center Buena Vista San Lorenzo Weeks Community Center Patrick Ave Hayward Hayward Area Recreation District Washington Township Country Club of Parish Ave Fremont John Sandoval Mission Peak Meritage Foundation

New Haven District Proposes School Staff Overhaul

New Haven superintendent Thomas Hedden urged a set of personnel reassignments and new counselor positions at James Logan High School and across the district. The plan, aimed at improving scheduling, guidance, and testing, would add five counselors at the high school and one at each middle school, with reorganized duties for principals and district office roles.

Thomas Hedden New Haven Iistees James Logan High School Western Ave Union City Hedden Grant Peterson Ronald Lambert Wil

New Haven Trustees to Approve Grants for Bilingual Plan

New Haven school district trustees plan to approve state and federal funding applications at their 8 p.m. meeting at the district office 33480 Western Ave Union City. One grant asks for 5 million for bilingual programs while the other 300000 will fund an Emergency School Assistance Act project.

New Haven Western Ave Union City

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