Alameda County Mayors Elect Leaders and Labor Talks
Howell chosen WW chairman and Newark mayor Balanting elected vice chair. Union City councilman Kitsyama reappointed to Airport Land Use Commission. Newark councilman Lewie and Fremont manager Drisge named to county criminal justice board. Attendees heard on Moretti bill affecting city employee relations and possible veto by Gov Reagan. Bids for Jackson Street expressway interchange open June 13 in Sacramento. Project spans 3.7 miles between San Mateo Hayward Bridge and Nimitz Freeway, funded at 4.2 million with completion planned for late 1974.
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Hayward
Lee Horrell Wan
Alameda County Mayors Conference
Newark
Jamoa Balanting
Tome Kitsyama
Union City
Airport Lend Use Commission
Harry Lewie
Fremont
Don Drisge
County Criminal Justice Board
Meyers
Moretti
Assembly
Geb Moretti
Ronald Reagan
Industrial Boulevard
San Mateo Hayward Bidge
Alameda County grants fund county crime control program
Alameda County received 4 012 share of 2 744 082 in Omnibus Crime Control Act grants. Livermore city got 44 512 to build a delinquency prevention youth service center offering counseling and activities. The Juvenile Planning Board was awarded 50 000 for research and development. Project director John Lengo notes no ranks. Cue 564 500 aims for a third year of the county drug abuse program with outpatient methadone clinics a heroin detox ward and neighborhood centers. Richard A. Iley directs the county project. A second grant of 750 funds the residential treatment portion with a 15 person center to divert addicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
California Council of Criminal Justice
Livermore
Health Care Services Agency
Probition Department
Dissret Attorney's Office
Sheriff's Department
Drug Abuse Coalition of Nighborhood
Royinty Schoals
Richard A.iley
Arts show entries open for May Hayward festival
Signups remain for the upcoming Tayward Area Festival of the Arts. Entries are sought for hell Sheper and lavitational shows with entries due Sunday. The festival runs May 18 to 20 at the Mecle Estate. Access points include ark show Mbravies the Adobe Ark Comer t Gastro Valley or by calling Mrs Marge Rupp at 471 4580 at Me Book Shop at B9B 4943. Hundreds of applications already received. judging occurs this weekend. The annual festival will feature arts and crafts exhibits, strings, a Maynard Ark Association show, live entertainment and light refreshments.
Cleanup drive aids Fremont youth groups in 1974 campaign
Fremont youth groups will benefit from the Spring Clean-up Campaign Saturday from 9 am to 11 pm. About 400 youths will pick up litter city streets and property, delivering full bags to the council center for a 25 cent per bag incentive. The effort is sponsored by the Fremont City Beautification Committee and includes multiple scout and youth groups. A second brief reports a two year old Concord resident freed after a collision on Durham Road. Richard Dean Pratt was injured and taken to Washington Hospital. Terry Lee Gail of Berkeley escaped with minor injuries.
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Fremont City
Fremont
Concordiv
Durham
Firemun
Richard Dean Pratt
Washington Hospital
Free foot exams offered at Fremont shopping center
Free foot examinations are provided at the Fremont Hib Shopping Center through Saturday from 1 a.m. to 9 p.m. The mobile clinic of the California College of Podiatry Medicine, directed by Myron Mintz, offers screenings to adults and children with parental supervision, aided by Fremont podiatrists including Robert D Antonia, James Conidon, Warren Johnsen, and Michael Levine.
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Fremont Hib
Midbile Clinic
California College of Podiatria Medicine
Myron Mintz
Fremont
Inner Penca Movement Introductory Lecture Tonight
An introductory lecture on the Inner Penca Movement is set for 8 tonight at Doris Motel near Mission Boulevard and Jackson Street in Hayward. Susan Spicer and Vera Roberts will speak. admission is $1.50.
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Penca
Doris Motel
Mission Boulevard
Jackson Street
Hayward
Susan Spicer
Vera Roberts
Christ Latleran Church
Uacienda Ave
San Ja Rencn
Church Women United
Eden Unit
Southbay Engineers Club
Tomormw
Villa del Greco
Mission Ltd
Unclear fate for SACEOA as funding and policy clash
Hayward based anti poverty agency SACEOA faces possible shutdown amid federal state funding disputes. OEO in San Francisco has not given direction as SACEOA seeks a fresh review and a new $563,000 federal grant while 13 staff have left and 13 more are slated to depart. The board plans a special meeting with attorney Dick Duane to assess legal status and potential phaseout. Local agency operates under scrutiny after Nixon order and a federal court nullified phases.
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Hayward
OZO
Baceoa
O&o
Phillip Sanchez
Phillips
Sacroa
Rudy Trivige
Sacroa Board
Casity
Dick Duane
Duane
Saceoa
Per Aisent
Hisnalysi
Board of
Mice
Chadbourne School Carnival Dress Rehearsal Highlights
Principal Harold Clayton wears Keystone Kop costume during private rehearsal at Chadbourne School. Two students receive balloons as the carnival on Saturday from 10 am to 3 pm at 801 Plymouth Ave Fremont backs Chadbourne Family and Faculty Association. Proceeds support the school.
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Chadbourne
Harold Clayton
Edibol
Plymouth Ave
Fremont
Bret Polvornga
Jef
Mike Arnold
South County Scene in The Daily Review May 3 1973
Local page notes events in South County with brief items from Heypward and Calf. May include community notices, small-town updates, and scheduled happenings across the region.
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the Daily Review
Heypward
Calf
Alameda County water district vote excludes some Citizens users
Citizens Utilities Co customers outside ACWD boundaries in Union City face exclusion from a November bond election as ACWD plans a $2.85 million takeover. Annexation fate hinges on petitions and votes from affected landowners and potential delays. If annexed, residents would pay higher water rates, while existing ACWD customers enjoy lower rates. Annexation must finalize before July to enable legal ballot description.
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Citizens Utilities Co
Alameda County Water District
ACWD
Yamarack Knolls
Cascale Gardens
Mission Boulevard
Decolo
Union City Just
Hayward City
Hinal
Matt Whitfield
Whitfield
ACW
Resi
Arembaugh
Brumbaugh
Citizens
Irene Vincent
People For Better Water
Chavez at Cal State stage clash with Teamsters foes
Cesar Chavez addressed a sparse HAYWARD crowd at California State University arguing that the Teamsters Union and Nixon administration colluded with grape growers to strip the United Farm Workers of contracts and civil rights gains. He warned of strikes and boycotts to win back contracts signed by Teamsters with arvin lamont area growers and Coachella region farms.
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Rich Riggs
Hayward
United Farm Wickers
Cesar Chaves
California State University
Teamsters Union
Nixon
Arvin- Lamont
San Joaquin Valley
Chave
Chavez
UFW
Teamsters
Coachella
California
Chaves
Union
Chavex
Cal State Gym
Prapes
Retluce
Safeway Food
Mission Boulevard curbing approved for Fairway Park
Hayward city leaders authorized a 7,200 project to install over a mile of asphalt curbing along Mission Boulevard east of Fairway Street, part of a plan to transform a 12 foot wide right of way into a park like strip with a meandering path for cyclists and pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywariw City
Mission Boulevard
Fairway Park
Mission
Fairway Street
East Bay Excavating Co
Amador Street
Tennyson Road
Hesperian Boulevan
Calammga Avenue
Garin Road
Larrabee Street
Fremont school suit could set nationwide precedent
Fremont San Jose area suit targets Swift instrument pricing as anti trust action. If Fremont wins, other districts may join and collect treble damages up to about 1 million dollars nationwide. Legal costs fall to the defendant if lost. Fremont pays none.
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Fremont
Ncfso
Art
Krannawiller
Swift
San Francisco
Joe Alioto
Water Specializes
Mremont
Anil‘trust
Alioto’s Srn
Slain man had violence record per court report
Newark August W Pir mental, 34, fatally shot by his wife on April 19, had been arrested in Fremont January 8 as part of five charges later dropped. He was speeding after leaving a bar where a bartender refused service due to intoxication. His wife Carole, 41, faces murder charges after allegedly firing, with Pimental later threatening her life. He had prior marijuana conviction and Hell's Angels ties.
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Newark
August W. Pirmental
Fremont
Pollen
Pimental
John K. Sehlimao
Central Ave. Tieante Fremont Boulevard
Tht
Brookvale
Carole
Piental
Sehlim
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Howell
State Department of Public Works
Sacramento
Une
Siekyarth
Hesperian Boulevart
Calaraga Avenue
Blues School
Briar School
Durham School
Grimmer School
Reynolds School
Hix
Robertson School
Horner
Tamaka Paka
Youth Service Corps
Ymca Indiian Guires
Sete Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency
Sachoa
Cisco
South County Scene
Sve
Spirit
Olits
Bill Qwen
Oliven
By Pam Strandberg
Af Liger
Xelty Street
Pirental
Samy
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