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Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1972

Page

8

Driver on manslaughter charge in Fremont crash

A complaint charging misdemeanor manslaughter was issued in municipal court against Robert C. Dures, 23, driver of a postal service truck involved in a fatal collision on Driscoll Road Fremont. Victims included Harry C. Garrell, 64, whose sister Joan W. Barnes, 52, of 41224 Apricot Lane Fremont, was injured along with James Jarhes, 43, of 43351 Arkwood St. Fremont, who suffered minor burns.

Fremont Driscoll Road Harry C. Garrell Ter Joan W. Barnes

Fremont Hires Newark Fire Captain Swatts as Battalion Chief

Newark Fire Captain Monta Swatts, 33, leaves Newark after 11 years to join Fremont Fire Department as fourth Battalion Chief starting April 1. He was selected from 25 applicants after written and oral exams and evaluation by Holzgrafe and City Manager Don Driggs. Swatts previously earned $1,182 monthly with Newark.

Fremont Newark Fremont Fire Monta Swatts Weemy Shikpean Etafe Swarts Holzgrafe Holggrafe Don Driggs

Ex-bailiff George Harden appeals dismissal in Alameda County

Alameda County Civil Service Commission will hear the appeal of George Harden a 28 year old from Hayward over his firing as chief bailiff in a county criminal court. Harden denied theft of a deputy’s uniform cap and seeks reinstatement after 24 years of service. He refused a lie detector test and was discharged by Sheriff Frank I. Madigan last month. Attorney Bette Wheatley of Oakland represents Harden.

Alameda County Civil Service Commission George Harden Hayward Hie Harden Frank I. Madigan Marden Jean Wallayward Lion Wilson Bradlee Black Black Atorney Bette” Wheatley Oakland

Teen held for sentencing in San Leandro shooting case

In Alameda County, Tony Burton was committed to a California Youth Authority facility for 200 days after being found guilty of murder in January. The case stems from the November shooting and robbery at Phillips Liquor Store, where 64 year old Henry Phillips of Oakland was killed.

San Leandro Favante ‘Court Tony Burton Burton Menry “Phillips Oakland Philis Liquor

Fremont teen attack victim’s wife threats from youths

Marl Kiblinger, 34, of Fremont, suffered brain injury and partial deafness after a February assault by two teens that fractured his skull. Nell W. Knappert, 41, of Fremont, was bound over for trial on a charge of aggravated assault. An alleged 17-year-old accomplice faces juvenile court on March 28.

Fremont Marl Kiblinger St. Fremont Nell W. .Knappert Peachwoot St. Fre- Mont Superior Cout Knappert

Fremont park issues to be discussed tonight

Fremont council hears a joint meeting of the planning and recreation commissions to address park problems including sex, drugs, vandals, police, design and location. Planning Director Baker hopes the discussion will frame park design risks for the Patterson Beach project presented to planners later this month. The session starts at 7:30 p.m. in the police library at City Hall.

Fremont Foretonight City Council Planning Ant Recreation Comauinisions Recreation Commissioners City Camclsmen David Baker

Community event schedule with regional talks and fairs

A dense list of local programs including a lecture on the Soviet economy at Ohlone College Fremont with Norwood Seal as speaker, a fashion show by San Lorenzo Unified School at Southland Mall Hayward, a John Muir School event for an emergency shoe fund, and a Bay Area teachers group meeting. Also includes film nights at Ohlone College Theater, an oratorical contest Newark Optimist Club, gardening classes by South County Ecology Center, a pancake breakfast by Our Lady of the Rosary School Union City, and various admission details and times.

Ohlone College Thester Fremont Norwood Saratoga Institute San Lovenia Ada School Southlind Mall Hayward Toonatina San Lorenzo District San Leandro John Muir School Ballet Folklorico Berkeley John Muir Association of Mexican American Educators Tourma Birbank Spetdal Bay Area Lane Day Ohlone College Newark Optimist Club Newark Community Center South Copunty Castro Valley Sixth and C Streets Union City

Fremont Elderly Housing Project Plans Move Forward

Lutheran Concern for the Elderly proposes a 7 rental unit, 12.5 acre site off Washington Expy behind Our Saviour Lutheran in Fremont. The plan seeks general plan and planned unit development approval for high density housing for seniors, with FHA subsidy possible and rents targeting 20 to 25 percent below average. Housing must serve persons over 62 or disabled for 40 years, non profit use, no profit from project, and density to rise from 6.2 to 12.6 units per acre pending city and FHA approvals.

Fremont Yng Dor Conan Washington Exulavard Thexelly Rls Russell Wis Federal Housing Administration Hsidize Fha NSA Parsons A. Wammpuchrs Lutheran Church Missouri Synod

Heyward Calls Thursday Marsh 14 1972 South County Scene

Local column notes a Marsh 14 1972 Thursday scene in South County with brief community updates and mentions of Heyward in the context of events and local happenings.

Daily Review Heyward Calls Marsh

Teacher honored for outstanding Bay Area journalism work

Eleanor Kratz was honored yesterday at a Hayward luncheon as the outstanding Bay Area high school journalism teacher. Don Oakes, Hayward district director of secondary education, presented the California Publishers Association award. Kratz, longtime Hayward High principal, was nominated by Lloyd Sparks at a Los Angeles publishers convention.

Eleanor Kratz Hayward Bay Area California Publishers Association Don Oakes Oakes Kranz Daily Review Lloyd Sparks

New Haven district study shows rise in student drug use

A district survey in New Haven shows marijuana use among students rising eight percent since 909 and 47 percent report trying marijuana in an earlier study. Other drugs show lower or stable experimentation, while a newer James Logan High program aims to combat teen drug abuse with parent student neighborhood outreach and enhanced counseling services.

New Haven James Logan Todd Block CDC Holne

Drug emergencies still reported down

A CDC summary shows a continued decline in emergencies handled by the Community Drug Council since December while hotline calls and counseling interviews rise. Project Coordinator John Baker started in June. Vivian Holley cites factors including shifts to depressants and more sophisticated drug use.

Community Drug Council Bath CDC Pita John Baker Jone Vivian Holley Holley

Pollution district fires Walker after board delay vote

The Bay Area Air Pollution Control District faced a heated dispute over long standing tensions between director Matthew Walker and chief administrator Jud Callaghan. A 93 vote to dismiss Walker failed after a delay vote, with four directors present and Alameda County officials among those supporting firing. The board instead tabled action to study district management and consider charges against Callaghan. Walker defended his work amid morale and enforcement concerns, while Callaghan cited limited input since 1969.

Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Matthew Walker Robert Scofield Velleja Air Polution Wieboard Calaghan Callaghan

Councilmen reject high density trade off in the hills

Fremont officials pause on a plan to let builders concentrate housing on Hills lower slopes in exchange for guaranteed permanent open space above. City planners to rework the proposal to keep densities within general plan limits. Councilman Nan Dillon urged limits on trade for open space. Also in a separate matter, the council denied a $2 million damage claim by Sharon Nill over injuries from a recent auto accident.

Ners Nan Dillon Minsion Boulevard Sharon Nill

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