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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
12
Patricia Hart of 1340 Burbank St appeals to San Leandro City Council after buying a meter maid car at auction that broke down on her second use. She states the vehicle failed twice, asks to buy it back for 102 dollars to repair and continue transporting her two granddaughters to school and errands.
Enrollment totals for spring quarter at Chabot College in San Leandro show 85 students in general courses and 40 in local classes at Pueblo High School and San Leandro High School. The college plans more offerings next fall, with summer sessions shifting to Hayward and Livermore.
Estudillo Estates Homeowners Association urges Ban Lawadre school board to appoint members with district school children. Angelo Luengo notes only William Lockyer has children in district schools. The group will tour Memorial Hospital grounds next Thursday before commenting on expansion.
Members of the Mexican American Social and Cultural Organization prepare a day long Cinco de Mayo celebration at the community library cen cy featuring music entertainment dances and songs by McKinley School Spanish classes and local leaders Mayor Jack D Maltester and speakers from Mexican states and the Nicaragua Council expected on hand.
San Leandro resident A A Malmberg settles his 1989 rear collision claim against the city for 12500. The deal, reached this week by city and Malmberg lawyers, falls short of his original demand by 22500 with a portion to be paid by the garbage truck maker. The October 1989 crash occurred at Davis Street and Warren Avenue.
Realtors Night hosted by the Trade Club of Southern Alameda County at the Veterans Memorial Building 1106 Bancroft Ave in San Leandro begins with a social hour at 6, dinner at 7 and a program at 8. Sponsors include Astrea Termite Control Brooks Realty Chestnut Pest Control and others from the real estate and mortgage sector.
A training symposium discusses past present and future local mental illness programs. Event runs 8 30 am to 1 30 pm at the Doie Motel Hayward with speakers including Jack Cobard and Mrs W La Tour. A $5 registration to Kay Wheeler 27350 Tampa Ave Hayward 793 0150.
Public invited to a Cinco da Mayo celebration at Chabot College Hayward featuring Mexican crafts and foods at nine to three tomorrow. Free film showings include The Red Balloon Little Toot and Alo Malla Allo at San Lorenzo Library from 1 p.m. tomorrow. Open house at Alameda County Health Care Services Agency Fremont offices 485 Fgg bi ae with a public facility inspection tomorrow. Blood Bank mobile unit at Weekes Park Community Center 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday for blood donations hosted by Alameda Contra Costa Medical Association.
In San Leandro municipal court, SP blockading charges were dismissed as Deputy District Attorney John Bell said city law against train blockages would not be upheld. He will pursue PUC regulations for crossings and setout time limits, while police witnesses confirm four noted blockages.
Residents of 6800 homes vote Monday to elect two three year directors for the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association. Incumbents Gordon Nelson and Ale Burns face challengers Esther Jorgensen Dunn and Harry Lane. Polls open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the community center auditorium 377 Paseo Grande. Results announced at the annual meeting Tuesday at Roan.
Save the Lincoln School Site Committee plans to take its petition and bond measure to the South County Junior College District board. Chairman Brent Galloway will file to speak at a forthcoming meeting ahead of the May 15 session. The group aims to a April ballot to buy or lease the two acre site from the San Leandro district and seeks a guarantor to support a Chabot College extension.
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce and the San Leandro Merchants Association backed a proposed Central San Leandro Promotion District to boost downtown activity. A Monday work session will discuss district creation, financing through business licenses, and a district board to allocate funds for decorations, parades, ads, and music.
San Leandro chamber president Donald Field urged federal and local leaders to act as directors stressed the need for free enterprise education. He praised school music directors with awards to Muir High Band, Bancroft Junior High Band, Pacific High Band, San Leandro High Jazz Lab, Swing Choirs, and District music staff.
Alameda County Board denies 4 San Leandro businessmen rezoning to general commercial for an office on Foothill Boulevard near 18th Avenue, amid strong opposition from Supervisor Robert J. Hannon who cites crime and blight as reasons.
Local weekly note from The Daily Review Heyward California for Friday May 4 1973 provides brief items from the South County area including social activities and community notices.
Congress man Don Edwards of San Jose donated 100 dollars toward the carillon at Casa Peralta. John B. Engberg in Martinez Veterans Hospital reports six thousand dollars still needed to complete the Bells of Peace project. A drive will begin May 12 targeting American Veterans of World War II Korea and Vietnam to raise funds and urges contributions large or small.
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