Architect Chosen For Civic Center Planning
Hayward City Council proposed a $45,000 annex to house a Berkeley architect Mitchell and staff for civic center planning on Winton Ave. Van Bourg to design at 1 cent of building cost. council to pay $10,000 for that work. Reiner to draw plans. Scanlon to manage city regulations on work sessions. Council sought $3,000 state funds for grade crossing at A St and Southern Pacific. Parking meters approved along Russell Way. survey to add meters on B St for emergency doctor parking. Kiddie auto ride use permit at Tennyson and Castro deferred. Vista Homeowners raised Castro St crossing danger concerns.
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Hayward
Berkeley
Mitchell
van Bourg
Reiner
Winton Ave
Nance
Bourg
William Scanlon
Civic
Ortli
Coun
Williamyready
B. Reiner
Scanlon
A St
Southern Pacific Railroad
Russell Way
Foothill Blvd
Soward Rt
Arthur Phillips
B St
Tennyson Rd
Castro St
L. L. Underhill
I Vista
Hayward Councilmen Hit Stravel Over Go For Broke Policy
Four Hayward city councilmen Floyd Attoway Frank Biggs Art Phillips and Michael Sheridan condemned Harold Strauel for a go for broke fiscal stance. They warned the city would lack working capital reserves face deficits and rely on borrowing if such policies were pursued. They defended current reserves as required by law and prudent management while criticizing Strauel as reckless.
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Hayward
Harold Stravel
Stravel
The
Daily Review
Floyd Attoway
Frank Biggs
Art Phillips
Michael Sheridan
Straud
Goodsea
Strauel
Haylard
Stratel
Strauer
Hospital Set To Unseal Bids In Fremont Tonight
Bids on beds furniture and food cart equipment for the new Washington Township Hospital will be opened by trustees tonight. The board meets in the county courtroom Fremont Ave County building at 8 p.m. to review bids for quality before awarding. Directors may invite bids to landscape the grounds.
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Fremont
Washington Township Hospital
Counry
Fremont Ave
Williams
Weeks
UC Band Readsies For World's Fair Tour
The University of California marching band rehearses for a summer European tour and Brussels World's Fair appearance. The squad will showcase a new marching system with five yard steps, sharp formations, quick cadence, and precision drill.
Valley Students Visit Sacramento Excursion Report
Eighth grade pupils from A. B. Morris and Earl Warren Schools toured Sacramento to see the Legislature state offices and Sutter's Fort and the Indian museum. They prepared by reading pamphlets gathering books watching films and discussing topics in the budget session.
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Castro Valley
A. B. Morris
Earl Warren
Sacramento
Sutter's Fort
Equalization Job Sought by State Board Member Quinn
James H. Quinn veteran member files for reelection to the State Board of Equalization. First elected in 1942 he completes 11th year of state service representing the Second district with 18 counties from Kern to Sacramento. Paul St Sure named general campaign chairman. Quinn 56 married with two sons. He previously led Alameda County Building and Trades Council and served a decade on Oakland City Council.
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James H. Quinn
Skate Board of Equalization
Quinn
Kern
Sacramento
Alameda
Contra Costa
Paul St. Sure
Oakland
Guinn
State Board of Equalization
Building and Trades Council
Alameda County
Salute Planned To Fuel Industry
A salute to the oil and gas industry is planned for Southern Alameda County's Trade Club meeting on April 14 at Carpent Hall 141 Mattox Rd. The event begins with a social hour at 6 p.m. Dinner at 7 p.m. will be followed by entertainment and a prize parade. Prizes donated by industry representatives. Tickets are available at area chambers of commerce offices per Ray Borba, ticket trader.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Carpent Hall
Mattox Rd
Oil and Gas Industtry
Labor Violation Sentence Stated
SAN LEANDRO Harbert Groth of Chumalia Street will be sentenced in Municipal Court here on April 29 for alleged Labor Code violations. Groth pleaded guilty yesterday to failing to pay premiums to the Carpenters Health and Welfare fund for two employees last June. He was referred to the probation officer for report. Groth says he has since gone out of business and works in construction in Oroville. Complainant was Jules Seitz, assistant administrator of the Carpenters Fund in San Francisco.
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San Leandro
Harbert Groth
Chumalia St
Groth
Carpenters' Health and Welfare Trust Fund
Oroville
Jules Seitz
Carpenters’ Pund
San Francisco
Fremont Council Overrides Foes Of Gas Station
Fremont City Council, by a 3 to 2 vote, reinstated a building permit for a Signal Oil Co. gas station next to Allen G. Norris School on Thornton Ave. in Centerville despite protests from about 175 residents. The council debated legal risk, with city officials urging residents to pursue court action if desired, while offering a rear walkway compromise that failed to calm the opposition.
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Fremont
Signal Oil Co
Allen G. Norris
Thornton Ave
Centerville
Winifred Bendel
PTA
Mather
LeRoy Broun
Signal Loil
Lawrence Joseph
Bruce Michael
Wes
Joseph
Siznal
Ralph Wild
Signal Oil
Michael
Michael Overacker
Piggy Back Politics Charged to Incumbent in San Leandro
SAN LEANDRO Al Nahm, candidate for San Leandro City Council, assailed incumbent William Swift and his allies as practicing “piggy back politics” and bossism. He blamed poor planning for dangerous sidewalk conditions, accused the council of stalling in industrial areas and schools, and questioned a $250,000 sidewalk project while proposing an $20,000 allocation for sidewalks to protect children. Nahm urged an eight point program including sidewalks, pool relief, city planning, libraries, youth activities, shoreline development, tax relief and good government.
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San Leandro
al Nahm
William Swift
Swift
Nahm
Newark Gas Tax Funds Granted in Support of Campaigns
Southern Alameda County residents named to a senatorial campaign team for Caspar Weinberger. $24,392 in county tax funds approved by the board for street construction and related municipal projects in Newark Castro Valley Eden Township and Washington Town areas.
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Alameda
Caspar W. Weinberger
Newark
Hugh S. Koford
Counman
Eden Township
George
Clifford Kimber
Washington Town
Jean Tasto
Castro Valley
School Board Eyes 250000 Budget For County Education
Alameda County Board of Education met to study a 250000 state budget to be adopted April 3. The plan relies on county service funds and attendance allowances with fixed expenditures. Miss Elizabeth McFeely says the budget will be submitted to the state in May and a meeting is set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Centerville Elementary School auditorium. Copies of a new art guide Clay in the Classroom will be presented, prepared by the County Superintendent of Schools.
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Alameda
County Superintendent of Schools
Business Bureau Speaker Planned at Rotary Meeting
Charles Wansley, head of the Better Business Bureau of Alameda and Contra Costa Counties since 1950, will be introduced by James Brown at the San Lorenzo Rotary Club luncheon tomorrow. He will discuss Holes In Your Pocketbook at the Villa Lorenzo luncheon, 400 Via Mercado, at 12:15 p.m.
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San Lorenzo
Charles Wansley
Better Business Bureau of
Alameda
Contra Costa Counties
James Brown
Rotary Club
Wansley
Villa Lorenzo
Mercado
Transit Project Seen Costless in Long Run
Martinez-Clair W. MacLeod of the Bay Area Rapid Transit District told Contra Costa County officials that rapid transit is an investment in the future. He argued long run property values and tax assessments would rise while capital costs were offset by increased values, referencing Toronto's Yonge Street subway as a model. He urged swift, safe, affordable transport to ease congestion and keep suburban residents working near central cities.
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Martinez-Clair W. MacLeod
Mac
Bay
Leod
County Board of Supervisors
County Act
Torrento
Canada
Yonge Street
Bay Area
Mace Leod
Contra Costa
Harold Strauel Backed For Council In April Election
The Treeview Improvement Club of South Hayward endorsed Harold A. Strauel for a city council seat in the April 8 election. Strauel, Bidwell School vice principal, has lived in the area seven years. The club plans to split into three sections Hillview Crest El Rancho Verde and Fairway Park with each section’s president and one member forming the parent board. Pool plans at Bidwell School were reviewed with 309 members signed up pledging 21650 toward a 550000 pool bath house project. bids will be sought by April 15.
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Treeview Improvement Club of
South Hayward
Harold A. Strauel
Strauel
Bidwell School
Hillview Crest
el Rancho Verde
Fairway Park
Treeview Club
Bidwell
Property Fraud Warrant Issued in San Leandro
A warrant was issued for J. W. Livingston of Castro Valley on a fugitive warrant charging fraudulent property acquisition. Judge Gerald P. Connitt set bail at $5000. Livingston is accused of fraudulently obtaining $500 belonging to minor Annell Ragsdale Wall in Seward Kansas on May 18.
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San Leandro
J. W. Livingston
Dawe Ave
Castro Valley
Gerald P. Connitt
Livingston
Annell Ragsdale Wall
Seward
Kansas
Eastshore Group Plans Social Meeting in Mulford Gardens Clubhouse
Eastshore Neighbors announce a social gathering replacing the regular business meeting. The event starts at 8 p.m. Friday at the Mulford Gardens Improvement Association Clubhouse on Aurora Drive. President Walter Yager says guests will be entertained by James with refreshments and dancing.
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Eastshore Group
San Leandro
Eastshore
Mulford Gardens
Improvement Assn
Usar Aurora Dr
James
Walter Yager
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