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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
16
The Saint Leander Parish Council passed a resolution endorsing open housing and forwarded it to the San Leandro City Council. It notes Mayor Jack Maltester formed an advisory housing committee in March 1972 to foster a welcoming climate and supports discrimination free housing for all who do not discriminate.
Newark Chamber of Commerce members voted a 15 percent dues increase to offset possible Alameda County funding cuts and endorsed a similar rise in the city business license fee schedule. Budget chair George Silliman said the hike supports the chamber amid fiscal uncertainty, while City Manager Tymlund proposed new fees from 29 to 713 dollars based on gross receipts.
The California Council on Criminal Justice staff recommends another year of funding for Alameda County drug crisis centers for 1973. The corrections task force will review the request Tuesday at 10 p.m. at the Host Hotel near Sacramento airport. State corrections chief Raymond Procunter and UC Neuropsychiatric Institute head Dr J Thomas Ungerleider lead the review.
City of San Leandro and Southern Pacific Railroad prepare for a new State Public Utilities Commission hearing next week in San Francisco to decide if a Farallon Drive grade crossing should be built. Assistant City Attorney Carter Stroud will again argue the case as SP pushed for a tunnel or overpass and the PUC reopened the hearing after months.
Planning commissioners meet at 7 30 p m to consider stricter city rules for buildings with three or more living units. Proposals target parking open space site planning street design and screening to curb unattractive eye catching projects. Hotels and motels are excluded. Public officials cite rising multiple unit building trends as a reason for tighter regulation.
The Jones Hamilton Co. chemical makers were placed on two years probation and fined $1,000 suspended for water pollution. Judge James F. Perley ordered the money used for plant improvements and set a solvable deadline before next rainy season. The firm already began steps to stop acid drainage into nearby channels toward San Francisco Bay and plans a $10,000 retrofit including a moat, settling tank, and neutralizing system. The company has operated 18 years employing 45 people.
On the agenda ORO LOMA SANITARY DISTRICT board meets at 7 40 p m at 2600 Grant Ave San Lorenzo with Engineer Manager Gail Slanton reporting on sludge handling. San Leandro Democratic Club gathers at 7 30 p m in room A at 300 M Studillo Ave visitors welcome. Union City Vocational Skills Center meeting at 7 30 p m with progress reports on a proposed center. Hayward planning commission at 7 0 p m in conference room A City Center Building discusses zoning and site plan reviews for commercial zones. Hayward Sister City Committee at 8 0 p m in conference room B City Center Building plans hosting guests from Faro Portugal. Free lecture at Chabot College tomorrow at 1 p m room 916 Oscar de Leon will show Mayan ruins slides. Teen Center Victory Potluck Supper at 7 30 p m tomorrow at 01 Dowling Blvd San Leandro adults 1 children 50 cents. Eden Area School of Vocational Nursing Graduation tomorrow 3 p m to 8 p m Redwood Chapel Community Church Castro Valley six teen women from Castro Valley San Leandro and San Lorenzo districts. Citizens for Quality Education campaign cocktail party Saturday 5 to 8 p m 22015 Orange Ave Castro Valley for Syd Furman and Jim Patterson New Haven school board candidates donation 1.
Rep. Portney H Sark and Rep Ogden Reid sponsor legislation to retain and expand child care centers for low and middle income families. Nixon administration cutbacks spark opposition from Hayward San Leandro and Pleasanton boards. The measure would double licensed facilities and extend health education and nutrition services.
PREMONT The mayor sought a city north area blueprint by September but council clashes surfaced. Councilman Geoffrey Stes questioned diverting staff time. Planning Director Robbins confirmed a refined target plan for Fort Fremont. Councilmen Steel Dillon Rhodes pressed for clarity. item set for study session next Tuesday.
Fremont officials held a budget hearing on 1972 74 spending with testimony from Arts Council leader Hemsehke Save Our Niles proponent Joe Marketelio and Federation of Fremont Residents secretary Al Redd urging one third of 3.6 million revenue sharing for tax relief and the rest for city improvements. Council rezoned irvington retirement homes land to allow 98 senior apartments on two and a half acres sponsored by Tremeter Paar Church.
Castro Valley district plans to issue up to 31 preliminary notices to probationary teachers for next school year out of a pool of 48, mostly from elementary grades with six likely from junior high. Supt. Harold De Pas notes March 15 is preliminary and May will be final. past two years rehiring rates remain high. Enrollment declines and staff changes influence final decisions.
The Daily Review from Heyward California reports a local scene event on Thursday March 8. Details are brief and focus on community happenings in the South County area.
Alameda County Water District directors will authorize Board President Harry Brumbaigh to enter negotiations with Citizens Utilities Co for an anti court settlement. A suit seeks public takeover of the private firm serving 3,500 accounts in Niles and Deroto areas, filed in Alameda County Superior Court. Board plans a public hearing on groundwater conservation and intruding bay salt water, with discussions on charges of 8 per acre foot for some uses and 19 for others.
Members of the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce aviation committee toured the new international arrivals building at Oakland International Airport. They heard remarks from Frank Whitcomb and Kenneth Fraser about boosting airline passenger traffic and air freight, and the airport’s sterile concourse security checks.
At Lawrence Laboratory and Santa Rita two training buildings at the radiation laboratory and four at Santa Hila were posted with warning signs. The signs respond to a Late Sainte bill effective Tuesday, authored by Sen. Clark Bradley, requiring off campus landings used by students to meet earthquake standards or display warnings. Barthelme of Chabot College notes classes in advanced secretarial skills, fire science, radiation technology, and police science are taught there.
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