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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1963

Page

5

New Legion Post Formed in San Leandro

The American Legion Post 476 in Washington Manor forms with interim officers led by Lt Commander Richard Hoover. Formation includes meetings this week at Manor Bowl, 7 p.m., and invites WWI and Korean War veterans to join before May 7.

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Livermore Council debates center plans and fire station size

Livermore City Council weighs a $142,000 Northside Civil Defense center plan and a proposed 10,000 square foot minimum for service stations. Fire Chief Jack Baird urges a higher standard for safety while funding for engineering and construction is expected to receive federal approval. Council members favor a smaller 5,000 square foot minimum, citing practicality and impact on independent operators.

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From Nine to Five By Do Fischer Fire Safety Plan

From Nine to Five by Do Fischer outlines a proposal to regulate service stations that sell a wide range of goods from toys to garden supplies. The aim is to prevent fire hazards by guiding stores away from storing bulky waste and by adopting fire fighting techniques suited to mixed inventories. An ordinance draft will be prepared and reviewed at a future council meeting.

San Lorenzo Club Seeks Lease On Association Property

San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors last night discussed granting a lease to the Boys Club for Grant Avenue property. The club seeks a 150 by 175 foot area with potential future expansion and has used the site heavily in the past 20 days. Directors set an April 9 target date for final review and April 29 for signing with legal review to precede the final agreement.

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Boys Club Seeks Lease Vote on County Study Project

The Boys Club moves to authorize an $800 study by William Zion on local government matters, while opposing counsel warns against using association funds for political studies. Directors then approve seeking legal guidance and note a county work session set for April 16 to discuss sales tax money.

Association William Zion Sanford Maren

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