World of Nations Pathway of Trees Dedicated in Pleasanton
Foreign dignitaries attended a dedication in Pleasanton as 124 trees from 18 nations were planted along the Amador Community Park pathway. The event featured AJ consuls and John Bryan of the Slyving Arboreloom in Golden Gate Park, with trees representing diverse lands and schools such as Amador, Kolinger 48, Alisal, Camp Parks, Harvest Park, Pleasanton, Valley View, and Walnut Grove. Each tree is to symbolize truth, right, and earnest endeavor for generations to come.
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John Bryan
Slyving Arborelum
Golden Gate Park
Bryan
Amador
Black Avenue
California
Amador and
Kolinger
Alisal
Camp Parks
Harvest Park
Valley View
Walnut Grove
Court grants Kitchen site to Bodily in real estate dispute
Tremont court ruling transfers possession of the International Kitchen site at 85 Peralta Blvd to Dan Bodily. The Querners lose their lease from 1983 and must pay Bodily $47,500 in rent plus $7,500 in attorney fees and costs. Bodily’s lawyer asserts the decision addresses fraud allegations tied to the former owners.
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Tremont
International Kitchen
Mo Querner
Boulily
Jude Minder
van Querners
Bodily
Fred Avera
Yindicates Bodily
Thomas Sherrod
Newark council praised by volunteers for park effort
The Newark city council received praise from Patricia Ree of 37029 Spruce St and Ron Wacks, a 17 year old volunteer, for helping build Asa Street Park. Mayor Harry Lewis praised the volunteers as an example of civic effort. The council authorized a weed abatement program with a public hearing set for April 27 and approved installing a $1500 radio transmitter receiver system for major disasters.
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Newark
Patricia Ree
Spruce St
Asa Street Park
Cornttee
Harry Lewis
Lewis
Ron Wacks
Second Chance Drug Crisis Center
San Leandro/ Planning board backs permit pleads for unified hearings
The planning commission backed combining permit pleas to allow joint hearings when a single development needs multiple approvals. It urged amendments to the zoning ordinance for variances conditional use permits and site development approval and endorsed an apartment related to creating lots below required area frontage or width. Formal files for public hearings were adopted.
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San Leandro
Cit
Union City council candidate bikes to meet voters
Dick Oliver and his wife Nancy will lead a five weekend bike campaign through Town and Country Hilton Homes and Holiday Park tracts to talk with residents. Oliver invites others to join any leg of the route and aims to engage voters with bicycles decorated for the event.
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UNION
CIFY
Union “City
Dick Oliver
Olivers
Hilton Homes
Holiday Park
Oliver
Nancy
Bicentennial Day events in San Leandro celebrate 21st anniversary
San Leandro marks Bicentennial Day with a 2 pm re enactment of Father Juan Crespi and Capt. Pedro Fages trek. A school parade starts at Friden parking lot on East Lil Street and ends at the downtown plaza. 4 pm parade awards, cake, and whiskerine beard and moustache contest results.
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San Leandro
San L Eandrans
Juan Cresyi
Pedro Fages
Friden
East Lil Street
Tastmasters International District 47 contest and local notices
Tastmasters International District 47 hosts its annual social contest tonight with a $7 per person fee. Castro Valley San Leandro and Hayward Toastmasters and the Southern Alameda County Board of Realtors compete. Also, a Monday noon chicken dinner fundraiser by the Lobby of Senior Citizens at Danish Hall Oakland. A 1:30 p.m. legislative meeting follows on aging blind and disabled issues. Alameda County Planning Commission hears Castro Valley Plan on land use and a Nutlear Engineering Co rezoning request for 261.3 acres in Murray Township for possible industrial waste plant.
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District 47
Ainner
Castro Valley
San Leandro
Hayward
Alameda County
18Th St
Oakland
Alameda County Planning, Commission
Public Works Building
Zimhurst
Nutlear Engineering Co
Murray Township
South County seeks more federal funds report
South County communities push for a larger share of federal manpower training funds. A county review next week will consider a report urging broad expansion of federally funded programs in South County including Neighborhood Youth Corps and Work Incentive. Local officials cite long-standing funding disparities and seek equitable distribution across Alameda County.
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Will Smith
Ayward
South County
Leo Howell
Howell
Oakland Aves
Alameda County
Manpower Area Planning Council
William Desmone
Manpower Cioulantcy
Economic Opportunity Agency
Wahpower
Soul County
Carmitter
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Bay Area
Muriel Suidell
Inflation hearing set for San Leandro April 13
A regional public hearing on the President's Cost of Living Council Phase II plan will be held April 13 at 9 a.m. in San Leandro city council chambers. Richard Cohn and Mayor Mallester will host, with officials from states counties cities and school districts invited. The federal event, funded by the government, precedes a panel meeting and aims to address wage rules and inflation without harming government services.
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Gestale
Cost of Living Council
Richard Cohn
Committee On
Dnck D. Maltester
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
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Mallester
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Federal Pay Hoard and Price Commission
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Philosphy
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Nav
Washington, D.C
Mid West
South
East
C V schools eye new budget setup
Castro Valley trustees discussed planning programming budgeting system or PPRS at a Thursday night briefing by California School Boards Association reps Richard Montgomery and Jane Legale. Officials noted it is not state mandated yet but may become mandatory by 1972-74 with decisions by the State Board of Education due in May. Legale praised the system for linking spending to outcomes and public justification, while cautioning it demands community involvement and time. The board, after reviewing policy on student on campus food sales, took no action. They directed a personnel commission to create a new position as the business manager and purchasing agent roles will be eliminated by April 1 due to resignations of Marion Johansen and Jack Siussey.
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Castro Valley
California School Boards Association
Richard Montgomery
Jane Le+gale
State Board of Hulucation
Montgomery
Mra. Legale
Rancho Cordova
Personnel Commission
Chamber opposes ecology plan in Fremont ballot
Fremont Chamber of Commerce directors oppose the Clean Environment Act on the June ballot and back Proposition B for public transportation in Fremont Newark and Union City. Id Massa, head of the industrial committee, warns of disastrous economic impact on California.
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Fremont — Chamber of Commerce
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Id Massa
Mittes
California
Hayward Pett Office Official Urges Public Notices
Fragmented paragraph from The Tie Daily Review details Hayward Pett Office communications. Mentions Hroyd Sparks as president and publisher William Childate with a bureau manager Taured. References agate communications to 116 a Ma ea and Nepwords Catt.
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Peshident
William Childate
Buétoais Manogar
Pett
Hayward
Tell
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Nepwords Catt
Hayward council mulls marina site along shoreline plan
Councilman George Oakes urges Hayward to pursue a city marina, citing a deep natural basin south of Route 92 near the San Mateo Bridge toll plaza as a potential small boat harbor with minimal federal subsidies. He notes park district plans may not favor shoreline development and says environmental studies are ongoing with no conclusions yet.
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Hayward
Ile
Marina
Sigaling
San Taandto's
Hayard
George Oakes
East Bay Regional Park District
Hayward Council
Route 92
Hayward-San Mateo Bridge
Oakes
Oakes Wee
Hayward rejects equestrian oriented apartments plan
Hayward Planning Commission failed to approve a low density 6.4 acre site on Calholin Street for an equestrian oriented apartment project after a Thursday night vote. Dr Julius Levine sought high density development near Mission Boulevard and will appeal to the city council.
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Ofslay
Cancpl
Levine
Mission Boulevard
Fletcher Lane
Hayward
Hayward Air Terminal
Arthur Okeson
Carmpis Drive
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