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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1973
Page
5
Alameda County coroner reports four year old Jeffery Milchele Biletis of 43 Craycroft Drive Premont died after being kicked in the head by a horse. He was hospitalized after the incident but died Wednesday despite efforts to revive him.
Raymond Amador Parra, 23, of JAS Watkins Boulevard, is bound over for trial in U S District Court on charges including possession of a deadly weapon and narcotics paraphernalia in a major South County raid. He, along with 21 others, was arrested. Parra is slated for October in federal court and May 10 in Alameda County Superior Court after a preliminary hearing. Police found heroin, methadone, marijuana, a shotgun, and stolen items at his home on January 20. He posted $11,000 bail after a March 20 federal card arrest and remains in federal custody on related charges.
The Alameda County Water District orders its special labor counsel to appeal a court ordered reinstatement of Teja Sethy a 41 year old East Taian native fired in July for racial discrimination claims seeking 500000 in damages. Sethy was granted reinstatement by district court judge Oliver J Carter as of last Monday while a jury awarded 35000 in damages last October. A June 2 hearing will determine if earnings since leaving ACWD should be deducted from the jury award. The district claims Sethy cannot perform the job.
Residents near Pickering and Clark Drive report months of delays as Mekering Avenue roadwork drags on. City projects total about 4640000 with 324006 for construction and 30000 for right of way. Water service and county funds add to the tally, while design and testing costs fill remaining shares.
Judge Willidra Levine found Kay Parra of 8 Breve Way guilty of welfare fraud for failing to report employment with a company delivering telephone books, leading to overpayment of about $7. Parra and two of her children were implicated in misreporting income and hours. The case was continued for probation report with orders for restitution and possible community service.
In Tremont city areas volunteers and the Fre mont staff support a fundraiser for the Niles Rotary Club. Four new entry markers appear along Mission Boulevard near Vallejo Mill Historical Park and at Tremont Boulevard median, near the Fremont exit from the Dumbarton Bridge.
Fremont community sales raise funds for the Girls Sailball team. Students sell chocolate bars for five cents and double bars as well as chocolate maps?rets. Proceeds support the team. Girls' activities organized by local Women’s League.
A series of local gatherings tomorrow include a tree planting at Mental High School and an outdoor barbecue fundraiser. Also listed are a Garin Park gathering at 11 00 pm with picnics and refreshments, a Hawaiian Way social at Niles Hall with cocktails dinner music and scholarship funds, pancake breakfasts at Newark High and Tivington High, and a Fremont Little League fundraiser with admission details.
Fremont officials reacted to a federal court order forcing the EPA to release 4 billion dollars in water pollution funds, potentially affecting Alameda County’s 87.4 percent share of a 1 million super sewer project to route waste deeper water. Judge Oliver Gasch’s decision allows applications for the money to be considered, while Nixon limited total release. Boege said plans proceed with temporary expansion unless funds arrive, and warned timing could impact future construction, though officials expect no immediate delay.
Local merchants and city officials debated a proposed Ralphs supermarket expansion of about 3000 square feet near the central business district. Merchants argued traffic and competition concerns while supporters claimed the move would revive shopping and draw customers. City staff will study a solution.
Ermont has begun wage and benefits negotiations with uniformed and nonuniformed city workers for a four grade group. Talks started April 25 and cover retroactive terms. Current contracts for police, fire, engineers and misc. staff expire June 30 with usual extension. a new pact is hoped for by June 20. Key issues include higher pay, cost of living raises, and retirement improvements.
The Newark City Council sided with planning commissioners on restricting political signs to private property and discussed a $10 sign tag requirement. Mayor Balentine and Councilman Lewis backed the commission’s stance, while Plowright Cortez and Councilwoman Sisk voted for the majority. The panel referred the sign ordinance back to the planning commission for refinement amid other actions approving a senior apartment project behind Lewis Shopping Center and directing a Lake Elaglevast study for school crossing guards and traffic at Thornton Avenue.
Fremont announces an open house at Washington Hospital tomorrow from 9 am to 3 pm in the Franco ML Bangalli Center honoring Dr. Tate Bangalli. Displayed are a coronary care bed and ICU equipment. Planned expansions include a hemodialysis unit and a large community mental health beds project, with completion targeted for next February and most space in use by fall.
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