Protest planned against Citizens Utilities water rates
Citizens customers plan a Sacramento protest today to challenge the State Public Utilities Commission over private water rate setting. Assemblyman Carlos Bee led the meeting with PUC President Vernon Sturgeon, with senators Holmah and Petris and local officials invited. Mrs. Trelen Vincent of People for Better Water will press for a legislative probe into private water regulation and question why Citizens’ water was linked to contamination two months earlier.
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Citizens Utilities Co
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Sale Department
Public Health
Carlos Bee
D-Hayward
Sacramento
Vernon Sturgeon
John Holmah
Nicholas Petris
Oakland
PUG
Cilleens
Fremont
Jack Pimentel
Union City
Don Miller
Henry Ane Drady
United City Chamber of Commerce
Transit coordinator picked to lead Tri-Cities bus service
Fremont Sunnyvale consulting traffic engineer chosen to coordinate bus service for the Tri-Cities. Officials from Fremont Newark and Union City approved Russell C. Pearson as coordinator rather than project director. City managers to draft contract. $30,000 federal grant plus $5,000 from BART and AC Transit District available for planning and implementation.
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Fremont
Sunnyvalé
Newark
Union City
Russell C. Pearson
Pearson
Tri-Cities ‘Transit Board
BART
AC Tranail
Rabid Skunk Shot In Pleasanton Area
A rabid skunk was shot and killed in the Vil Vista section of Pleasanton near Alvord and Denker Way. Health officials warn residents to watch children and pets, survey for more infected wildlife, and place traps while urging pet confinement and avoidance of open fields.
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Pleasanton
Vil Vista
Alvord
Denker Way
Health Department
Norman Paul
Alameds County
Annexation vote urged on San Leandro schools
San Leandro trustees may wait for a citywide vote before annexing six Washington Manor schools from the San Lorenzo district. Mulford Gardens Improvement Association plans to petition the board, while residents push to join the district and city. The group also seeks condo regulations. Elections set for April manager names announced.
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San Leandro
Mulford Gardens
J. G. Sanders Als
New Eden Hospital Considers Free Medical Office Complex
Eden Hospital directors discussed a proposal from TherMed Facilities of San Francisco to build two medical office buildings on hospital grounds at no cost. The plan would place the complex for doctors use, with taxes paid by the developer, and was referred to the management committee for study. February occupancy reached 63 percent with $19,500 in reserve funds. Three doctors were added to the staff: Dino Caceloppo general surgery from San Leandro, Harvey Freedman otolaryngology from Hayward, and Lawrence Ng pediatric cardiology from San Leandro.
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Eden Hospital
San Francisco
Band
Dietelel
Proposa T Om Thlermedical Facilities, Inc
Elmer Massmanin
Massmann
Dino Caceloppo
San Leandro
Harvey Freedman
Hayward
Lawrence Ng
San Leandri
Community Meeting Evening Events Across Fremont Newark and Union City
A series of meetings and social events listed for tonight and tomorrow across Fremont Newark Union City and Oakland includes a patent meeting at 7 40 pm with Dawn Canter at 37171 St James Fremont a candidates night for Newark and Fremont school boards at Silva School Newark and American High School Fremont a vocational center meeting at Manpower Development Training Act Center Union City an open meeting tomorrow at James Gardner School Fremont and a Little Reno night at Newark Pavilion with games and an auction sponsored by the Newark Jaycees plus a Parents Without Partners group in Hayward and a Masonic breakfast in Oakland with William II Price as guest of honor.
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Dawn Canter
St. James
Fremont
Paula Sudowa
Newark School Board
Silva School
Thornton Ave
Newark
Fremont School’ Board
American High School
Fremont Blvd
Freetown
Prasnonl School Administration Association
South County
Western Ave
Union City
James Gardner
Lexington Ave
Wremont
Brenda Hart
Leiden
Reno
Tomorow
Ais
Newark Pavilion
Scottish Rite Temple
Lakeside Drive
Oakland
East Bay
William II Price
California
Hawaii
Masonic Lodge
Private clinic joins spay and neuter program pact
Fremont Crocker Memorial Animal Hospital in San Jose may sign a contract with the city to perform low cost spay and neuter operations. Dr C B Eck, president on the board, says at least three of five directors back a contract. City council approved a mass operation pact with a private hospital, with fees discussed at about 25 dollars per operation plus 5 cents per pound over 30.
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Fremont
Crocker
Santa Clara County
Eck
Frefont
Tal
Boxing charge in the ring at Silva school sparks board debate
Newark administrators say Silva students may settle disputes by boxing only with parent permission and after attempts at nonviolent resolution. Assistant Superintendent Evelyn Kipp says matches occur under supervision, not in physical education, and no student has been knocked unconscious.
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Newark
Silva
Evelyn Kipp
Lloyd Lawrence
Harry Edwards
Jerry Romero
Mra. Kipp
Romero
Lawrence
Charles Fleeger
Fremont pilot shop builds house section for students
Thornton Junior High students Marty Olson and David Helm learn construction by assembling a 6 by 2 foot house section. Five student crews in Fremont study frame erection, walls, ceilings, ducts, plumbing and electrical work. Don Henry notes mixed enthusiasm and plans dismantling and salvaging materials at course end.
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Thornton Junior High School
Marty Olson
David Helm
Fremont
Don Henry
Henry
Reagan plans new student aid program replace EOP
Gov. Ronald Reagan outlines an Emerging Student Program to identify needy high school students and fund their entire undergraduate education, replacing the current Educational Opportunities Program at Cal State Hayward. The plan shifts away from five year grant limits and broadens access including private colleges, while critics note past EOP successes and current funding constraints.
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Hayward
Ronald Reagan
California State University
Reagan
Cal
Rosen
Fremont trustees weigh possible layoffs in Title 1 program
Trustees last night called for a report on whether to lay off or keep 46 teachers in the Title 1 program for disadvantaged students amid a 9 percent district budget cut. District officials outlined potential sources to fund aides, including reducing supplies and reallocating excess class size funds, while a $16,000 request to retain aides was proposed pending state restoration.
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Fremont
Durham
Grimmer
Kurt Lile
Histrict
Wwastees
Distriet
France
Harold Alameda
Stall Act
Sylvia Atallah
South County Scene in The Daily Review March 29 1973
Local page from The Daily Review Hayward California dated Thursday March 29 1973 highlights community events and notices in South County. Brief items cover residents, local meetings, school happenings, and neighborhood announcements with names and places cited.
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the Daily Review
Hayward, Calif
Ohlone trustees urge Fremont tax share for federal funds
Ohlone College trustees voted to urge the Fremont City Council to earmark an unspecified portion of federal revenue sharing for programs aiding people, including the handicapped and mentally retarded. Trustees approved appointing Don Drollman to relay the plan to the city. Snow dissented. The board also discussed a summer swim program prioritizing the handicapped and a new extended opportunities advisory group.
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Fremont Ohlone College
Fremont
Fremont-Newark
Olson
Don Drollman
Three in Fremont Board Race After Withdrawal
In Fremont Ohlone College board race three candidates remain for two seats Richard Secha incumbent and Walter Agliant with Iain Holmes as challengers. Suwanne Huckabay withdrew due to illness, leaving a field of three. A candidate night is set for April 10 at the Washington Boulevard campus room 116, hosted by the Faculty Senate and Sheldon Nagel's history class.
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Fremont
Truckabay
Sid Ste
Fremont-Newark
Night classes grow as Cal State Hayward shifts student load
Cal State Hayward sees fewer day students and more interest in evening courses. Dean Forrest Mayer notes day enrollments drop as departments plan to offer more night classes, aiming to expand access for working adults and families.
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Hayward
California State University
Forrest Mayer
Mayer
Roase Im
Pogram
Degran
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