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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1956
Page
2
The land use survey prepared for Hayward by old R Wise’s firm could extend the master plan. In a council discussion yesterday the potential for including other phases of Hayward's wmattar plan was considered, signaling a broader annexation outlook.
The Washington Township Chamber of Commerce voted to dissolve and divide over $2600 among new Fremont Chamber five eighths to Fremont and one eighth each to Newark Decoto and Alvarado Chambers. Dissolution follows Fremont formation after Nines.
Fernan do Servian Navas, 31, slipped from jail and broke into a clothing store in Seville. After stealing valuables he took a nap under a staircase, and was still asleep when police arrived the next morning.
Medical notes describe psychopaths as intelligent and in positions of trust. They may deceive through confident lying, harm others, and only learn by negative consequences. Treatment is extremely challenging and progress is slow, requiring patience with clinicians.
The South Hayward Citizens committee endorsed Floyd Attaway John N Pappas Frank R Biggs and Vernon Blichfeldt for Hayward City Council at a Tennyson school meeting Executive board screened 19 candidates and narrowed to four with Pappas and Attaway tied to the south Hayward area Biggs and Blichfeldt were backed for their prior showings before the board The Mt Eden group postponed its meeting to next Wednesday.
George White, former executive vice president and director at Vitro Corporation, is named general manager of General Electric's atomic power equipment department to be located in San Jose. He will oversee design, development, manufacture and marketing of GE commercial atomic power products per Francis K. McCune, GE vice president and general manager.
James R. Frazier, incumbent District 6 candidate, says the city council did not act hastily in placing three charter amendments on the April 10 ballot. He endorses all three, including expanding the school board to seven, pay raises for councilmen, and hiring specialists outside civil service. Opponent Marvel M. Taylor opposes board expansion and pay raises and favors outside hires. Frazier says residents should decide these measures promptly. He was appointed two years ago, serving Bonaire and Floresta Gardens.
Louis Payton spoke for Ashland County firemen at a special meeting, requesting an 8 percent blanket raise. The Eden Township Taxpayers urged 7 to 9 percent increases, proposing specific pay bumps for hosemen captains and the chief. If approved, the tax levy would rise by about three cents per $100 of assessed value. The commission will consider the proposal and meet again next Wednesday before final budget preparations.
The AFL Southern Alameda County Voters league will interview eleven San Leandro council hopefuls for four seats and nineteen Hayward candidates for five posts at 7 p.m. in the Culinary Workers and Bartenders union hall. Endorsements will be announced by the Alameda County officers league tomorrow.
In Oakland, the probation report and sentencing for Louis J. Pacheco, 25, of Hayward, who pleaded guilty in a vehicle death case involving a 10 year old Hayward boy, were postponed to Tuesday. The victim, Gary Wayne Cure, 1019 Sycamore Avenue, died Oct 10, 1955 after Pacheco's pickup struck him at Sycamore Avenue and Alves Street. Pacheco remains free on bail.
Roland Sias, 35, a real estate salesman of 1615 Willow Street Hayward, is in Highland Hospital with a concussion cuts and bruises after his car smashed into a tree on Lakeshore Avenue near East 18th Street Oakland early today. Police say he lost control struck a curb skidded 500 feet and the car was demolished.
The eighth congressional Democratic council will elect officers at a meeting tomorrow night in San Leandro City Hall. Nominees include Bernard Insel Hayward Peter Stevenson Livermore Charline Charles Oakland Kimi Fujii Hayward Nan Whiteside Oakland Medeline Dort Centerville. Further nominations may be made at the meeting. Harold Strauel will present the 6000 Precincts Plan statewide precinct work.
The California Democratic council in Oakland led by Nick Petris will explain the United Democratic fund which will provide primary election funds for the Democratic party's presidential, senatorial, congressional, and state legislature candidates.
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