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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1972
Page
9
A caregiver describes a chaotic school break with teen siblings and younger kids, constant messes, broken windows, and escalating mischief. The narrator admits fear answering work calls, juggling chores, and managing feuding children while hoping for calm during the Haster holiday.
The Concerned Citizens of Fremont spent 3575 in an unsuccessful drive to district the city council. The districting proposal was defeated by voters in a Feb 29 special election. The only named donor was Frustee Joseph McCord of Fremont Newark Community College District with 151.18, other reports show contributions under 2. Opponents spent 1938 to defeat the move.
Tomorrow 3 workshops on Environmental Vale sponsored by the Conservation Ecology Club at Cal State Wayward. Proponents of the Clean Environment Act and Noco Southern Crossing speak 2 am to 12 20 pm on the ground floor North Baintience Building Cal State. Contact Randy Nelson 792 2280 for information. Raster dance by La Rolteca Brown Herets features Latin Soul at Brown Center 24962 Mission Blvd Hayward 8 20 pm 6:00 am. Admission $1 $1.75 per couple. Refreshments.
Fremont residents led by William Roberts press petition urging Alameda County District Attorney to convene a grand jury session to investigate alleged mismanagement and delays at BART. Volunteers plan signups at The Hub Shopping Center as concerns spread to Pleasanton and other cities.
The Daily Review reports a Friday Kayword Call Maver event in South County with local participation and unclear details. The notice lists 172 as a reference or code, without further context or dates.
Former Fremont Bank president i red WY. G. Mommer is named in a cross complaint tied to a $2.5 million suit filed by International Funding Corporation of America against Fremont Bank and others. The filing alleges Mommer wrote an $80,000-plus check used to leverage a loan, with Marra and Montalvo also implicated.
Nell Tanner, a founder, reports the Castro Valley Action Now program folded due to a lack of volunteers and funds. Based at 2419 Grove Way, the South County initiative aimed to help blacks and Chicanos but failed to secure grants or sustained support as staff left and recruiting proved difficult.
AC Transit will review the Hayward Chamber of Commerce survey showing 649 of 1,059 respondents would ride buses to work if available. Bus service could start depending on work shifts and where employees live and work as manufacturers’ employers support expansion to reduce car traffic in the industrial area.
Hayward’s political scene shows Jane Weinreb naming Gail Steele and Jane Bachbee as volunteer coordinators for her re election bid. Birchfield criticizes city spending on animal control and backs recycling while Harper announces staff changes. James Grace backs youth commission while a park hunt event vies for future youth policy influence. Otte of Oakland Raiders receives late endorsement backing.
Rumont Ronald J. Molts of 38132 Gletumoor Drive is appointed president of the Boys' Club of Fremont board, replacing Ltovd H. Edgren who died March 6. Molts, active since November 1989, joins Fremont Rotary Club, the Sons of Italy, Knights of Columbus and serves on the Alameda County Board of Education. Robert A. Brshmst becomes first vice president, Harry Feinberg moves to second vice president, with Herbert L. Riley and Elwood A. Weilmadn continuing as secretary and treasurer.
A recount of Newark ballots shows the $9 million school bond defeated by a narrow margin. The measure failed by less than half a percent after a net four added yes votes, with 1,845 yes and 933 no on the $8.5 million bond measure.
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