Group urges council to endorse Peoples Peace Treaty
Hayward a group led by Hillis plans to press the city council to back the Peoples Peace Treaty an anti war document Jevid Elis says councilmen will be asked to endorse. Hillis notes the group sought space on tonight agenda but officials omitted it. Mayor Howell attends a Sacramento conference and may join tonight's meeting.
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Hayward
Jevid Elis
Hillis
Council
Leo Howell
Southeast Asia
Sacramento
Howell
Kenneth Goulart
Newark teachers face job cuts amid budget study
Newark Unified School District trustees will hear a state officer’s recommendation tonight on whether 33 teachers should be dismissed due to budget cuts. The 7:30 p.m. meeting at 8715 Musick Ave includes a report from hearing officer Jerome Herst and budget analyses by district officials and the Newark Federation of Teachers.
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Newark
Newark Unified School
Evelyn B. Kipp
Musick Ave
Jerome Herst
Orton W. Benson Jr
Newark Federation of Teachers
Bilingual Plan under Consideration for New Haven Unified
The New Haven Unified School District eyes a $250000 grant to expand its bilingual program. The board will vote tonight on filing the application drafted by the bilingual steering committee led by Dr Clay Wadfeigh. The proposal targets about 500 students across all grades with one third meeting poverty guidelines and a 56 to 50 bilingual student ratio.
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New Haven Unified
Clay Wadfeigh
Western Ave
Union City
Supt
Duane
Livermore Teacher Appeals Dismissal Over Hearsay Claims
The Livermore School District opened its case in Alameda County Superior Court against Dr. Abraham Feinberg alleging lapses in classroom supervision and playground duty. Feinberg, who filed a $1.5 million suit claiming a conspiracy to remove him, questions the district evidence and rules, with the judge noting the reliance on hearsay.
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Livermore
Alameda County
Abraham Feinberg
Jackson Avenue
Oakland
Feinberg
Leading Citizens Dinner for Fremont Boys Club Speakers
Third annual Leading Citizens Dinner of South to A benefit for the Boys Club of Fremont features State Sen John Holm Dale Stanford coach John Ralston and Pacific Telephone VP Cayl W Stubenrauch. The $25 plate affair starts at 6 p.m. at Sumol Valley Golf Course with Judge John J. Purdle as chairman praising the club’s community impact and rehabilitation of Fremont boys through recreation and citizenship.
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Alameda County
Union Sanitary District approves 1971 72 budget
Fremont directors adopt a 1,019,248 budget for 1971-72 signaling a 734 percent rise in assessed valuation of property in Tri City. The increase of 108,865 over last year will be funded without raising the 22.6 cent tax rate. Bernie Joseph credits USC maintenance and hydro jet cleaning for efficiency, calling local methods rare and economical.
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Fremont
Union Sanitary District
Bernie Joseph
USC
Joseph
Newark Planning Commission Set To Hear Zoning Proposals
Tonight in the City Administration Building Newark Planning Commission will hear proposed restrictions on moving buildings into the city and a public hearing on a planned unit development for a K Mart store at Thornton Avenue and Cedar Boulevard. Lone Tree 4 H meets at Fairview School Hayward. Airport Land Use Commission gathers at 7 40 p m tomorrow in the county public works building Auditorium Hayward to review rules and jurisdiction. Pioneer 4 H Club meets tomorrow at Rancho Arroyo Junior High to elect officers.
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City Administration
Newark Blvd
Thornton Avenue
Cedar Boulevard
Lone Tree
Fairview School
Mand Ave
Hayward
Airport Land Use Commission
County Public Works
Elmhurst St
Commission
Pioneer 4-H Club
Rancho Arroyo Junior High
11th hour plan to save Fremont nursery site tonight
Fremont city council ponders an 11th hour proposal to preserve the heart of the California Nursery site. Developer Jack Brooks, CAN and city officials seek a compromise with 21 to 22 acres of open space, a church site, and a small convenience center to satisfy council members. City Manager Dooley has begun informing police and officials as a related land trade-off with Union City is set to begin.
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Fremont
California Nursery
Contraverdah Nileses Total Evelopment
Singer Housing Co
Jack Brooks
Conserve the
Adobe and Nursery Committee
CAN
Ply
Brooks
Driggs
Union
Union City rezoning clash over multifamily density prompts planning delays
Union City officials spar over two rezoning proposals from McKeown Construction and Bayview Development involving single family areas with multifamily density. The council sends McKeown 120 acre plan back for lower density after Cherry Woods Estates residents protest. Bayview’s four acre multifamily request advances on a 3 1 vote amid fears of over crowding and patchwork growth.
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Union City
Don Miller
Miller
McKeown Construction Co
Bayview Development Co
McKeown
Dential
Bayview
Union City Boulevard
Planning Commission
Cherrywoods Estates
Henry Francs
Leo Alvelais
Ion
Alvelais
Cherrywood Estates
Perry Road
Commission
Union City appoints first woman to planning commission
Union City fills a planning commission vacancy appointing Mrs. Jean Carscadden, 37, the first woman to serve on the five member body. The council voted 4 to 1 with Leo Alvelais dissenting, amid minor controversy and a tradition break in tract maps and zoning deliberations.
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Union City
Jean Carscadden
Planning Commission
Wilbert Hendricks
Leo Alvelais
Carscadden
4Th Street
Decato
Community Drug Council
Citiens Advisory Committee
Jaycee Wives’ Club
Chamber of Commerce
Council ‘Action
Casa Varde
Alexander
Oliver
Harold Strickland
New Haven School Board
May 11 1971 Scene The Daily Review Heyward
A Tuesday issue of The Daily Review from Heyward dated May 11, 1971, highlights local events and community notes. It outlines brief items on town affairs, upcoming meetings, and short notices for residents.
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the Daily Review
Heyward
Tueday
Neighborhood park may be forfeited in sale
San Leandro school trustees weigh selling the 15 acre Hoover site as a package even at the cost of a Bay O Vista neighborhood park. No action was taken. a formal agenda item will follow as an appraisal report on Lincoln School is discussed.
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San Leandro
Hoover
Bay-O-Vista
City Recreation and Parks
Richart Bawden
Lincoln
William Jardin
Jardin
Off street minibike course eyed by Newark officials
About 40 minibike and motorcycle enthusiasts urged moving riders off streets onto a dirt course during a Newark hearing led by Recreation Director Melvin E. Nunes. They backed forming a Tri City Motor Sports Association seeking off street land, while residents cited state law and costs as barriers. Nunes warned a six month minimum study period to address the issue.
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Newark
Melvin E. Nunes
Rick Madieros
D and R Cycles
Tom McManus
Bultaco of
Fremont
Tri-City
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