Tax for bus system could be cut in Trinity area
Proponents of Measure B say state gasoline tax revenue could offset operating costs for a planned bus system in Trinity area by reallocating between 354000 and 566000 dollars to Belmont Newark and Union City. Voters April 11 to approve up to 22 cents per 100 dollars assessed to cover a 779000 dollar annual deficit and support a fixed and flexible all-bus system.
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Sabeldue
Trinity
Bremont
Newark
Union City
Ohlone adopts new complaint procedure amid board debate
Fremont officials report trustees approved an interim policy guiding employee complaints in writing to President Epler with investigation by the college, then board review. The plan limits direct public scrutiny, requires closed sessions, and aims to curb criticism of Dr Niederholzer while awaiting campus input and potential amendments.
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Ken Castle
Fremont
Newark Community “College
Ohlone Collee
Alameda County Counsel’s Office
Ohtawe
Stephen E. Epler
Hie
Chisato
Ohlone Community Services
Robert Niederholer
Fiat
Dr. Niederholzer
Joseph McCord
Snow
Epler
McCord
Fremont board hears student search policy proposal
The Fremont school board debated a proposed policy allowing searches of students and belongings under state guidelines. Attorney Tri slee Harry Sheppard urged written standards and direct observations by a responsible adult to justify searches. The board approved a first reading and will vote April 25 amid questions on reasonableness and safety. A second item discussed shortening of school days during high temperatures, with policy applying to all schools and notifying pupils and families.
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Fremont
Gary
Coordisic
South County Scene in The Daily Review and Hayword
Local brief from Hayward California dated Thursday March 23 1972 notes community events and happenings in South County with concise items on residents and activities. Names and places reflect neighborhood concerns and local color.
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the Daily Review
Haypwerd
Calif
Kidnapping Suspect Convicted of Lesser Charge
Vernon Eugene Sheppard, 24, was committed to Vacaville State Medical Facility for 90 days presentence observation after pleading guilty to mistreatment of two teenage Pleasanton girls. Felony kidnapping charges were dropped, and he was committed yesterday by Alameda County Superior Court Judge Wilson.
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San Francisco
Pleasanton
Vacaville
Vernon Eugene Sheppart
Jine
Wilson
Alameda County Superior Court
Sheppard
sNewark Moun
James BE. Andra
Walnut
Indge
Corlena Ye
Melodie Lee Wisley
Washington Ave
San Leandro
Alameda County welfare workers face pay dock for sick-in
About 199 eligibility workers in Alameda County North and Central Oakland offices took a sick-in on Monday to protest an oppressive workload. Human Resources Agency Director Deck McKay said most returned Tuesday. those absent will be docked a day’s pay unless they present a doctor’s note.
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Alameda County
Human Resources Agency
Deck McKay
McKay
Oakland
Transit board opposes rule on Bay Area growth plan
Metropolitan Transportation Commission directors voted to oppose state legislation that would force BART to finish its Alameda Contra Costa San Francisco system before expanding elsewhere. They endorsed a state transportation department concept formed by merging public works and planning offices but withheld support for the exact bill pending revisions.
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Enterprise
Alameda- Contra Costa
Bay Area Rapid
Feemont
William Var Doorn
Psix
van Doorn
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
Bay Area Rapid Transit
Alameda
Contra Costa
San Perancisco
BART
Commission
Bay Bridge
California Toll Bridge Authority
State Department of Transportation
Business and
Department of Public Works
Office of Transportation ,Planning and Research
Hey
Wlill
Newark City Council weighs pension and wage bill measures
City Manager Richard Purnlund urges the Newark council to oppose Assembly and Senate measures that would mandate new pension benefits for policemen and firefighters and permit city employees paid time off to prepare and conduct wage negotiations. Several other local planning and community events appear on tonight’s agenda across Hayward Union City San Leandro and Fremont with zoning amendments housing projects and theater offerings at Ohlone College and Fremont Community Theater.
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Newark
City Hall
Richard Purnlund
Assembly and Senate
Hayward Planning Commission
Julius Levine
Calhoun Forest
Union City Planning Commission
Whipple Road
McKeeney
Alvarado-Niles
Baker Roads
San Leandro
Ohlone College
Fremont
Fremont Community Corder
Paseo Pasce Parkway
Theater
When is a park no longer a park
City recreation chief Bill May says vandalism and neglect turn neighborhoods parks into unsafe areas. He cites shredded windbreak slats, damaged sprinkler heads, and ruined shrubs costing up to 1000 dollars yearly, with 70 slats and 23 sprinklers damaged in 60 days at Casa Verde Park.
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Union City
Bill May
Westview Estates
May
Wertvlaw
Mays
Parks and Recreation Commisssion
Legal settlement casts Fremont nursery dispute to buy back option
The Lowell Berry Foundation won concessions in a California Nursery dispute with Roeding. Roeding drops a $1 million lawsuit and the foundation grants Roching a five year buy back option at cost plus expenses on about 99 acres now in quarry use. Purchase of the 160 acres for $1 million in 1968 is noted. The deal includes temporary nursery operation rights during public land transfer and potential park or rail use plans.
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Fremont
George Reeding Jr
Lowell Berry Foundation
California
Superior Court
Robert H. Kroninger
Oakland
Foundation
T Hording
Tate
Tdcrease
Niles and Sand and Gravel Co
Whe Reeding
Weenoni
East Bay Regional Park
Isk
Roeding
Pulic
Baty Knox
Ye Singer Housing Co
Qidacre Pack
Singer
Fremont plans weigh groves as housing sprawl looms
Fremont planners Tonight weigh Patterson Ranch trees against a proposed 2 722 home project sprawl across 480 acres. Eighty percent of the eucalyptus grove near Newark could be saved as a city park, while a bond of eight acres would be removed for public access and road needs. City officials debate park design and open space standards with Santa Clara County planning staff.
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Fremont
Eldinginig
South County
Elly Buenming
Patterson Ranch
Northiern Plain
Newark
A'Sa
Chat At Aeres
Frey Monts
Park
Singer Housing Company
Patterson
Northern Plain
Te Oundit Chambers
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
David Baker
Caih Aloe
Cos Tt
California
Aydinsl
Wanud Avenue
Premont Boulevard
Baker
Leavitt
Board members elected to state posts in recreation groups
Hayward town board members from the Wayward Area Recreation District gain state and national roles in California Association of Parks and Recreation Commissioners and Board Members and the California Association of Parks and Recreation Districts. Douglas Morrison becomes second vice president. Jim Robbins named immediate past president. Delegation to include Mota B Soares and Ian Neth Aitken. staff present include Bud Critzer, Marshall Stoddard, Le Pestis, Virginia Centers, and Wes Sakamura.
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Hayward
Twn
Wayward Area Recreation District
Douglas Morrison
California Assocation of Parks and Recreation Commissionecs
Jim Robbins
Celiforenia Association of Turks Ars Recreation Districts
San Diego
California Parks and Recreation Society
Harn
Morrissen
Robbins
Mota B- Soares
Ian- Neth Aitken
L. 4
Bud" Critzer
Marshall Stoddard
le Pestis
Virginia Centers
Wes Sakamala
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Sted
Toore
van Doen
Vga
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Mission Boulevard
Liem
Mission Sandose High
Sutwol Vicq
Willary Fripwell
Tegal
Aaton
Trislee
Harry Sheppard
Hiei
al Elale Taw’ Pe
Tts
South County Scene
Jack
Barbare Kennelly
Grant Rippy
Migs
Kennelly
Southland Shopping Center
Span
Rowell Ranch
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Thas
Town Estates Park
Dantage
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