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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1973

Page

16

Walkathon Raises Thousands in Tri-Cities Dime Drive

About 8,000 dimes were pledged during a five mile walk through the Tri-Cities. Mayor Jim Balentine led participants and more than 1,000 dollars were raised for a birth battle fund. The route began and ended at Ohluoe College with Jack Pimen tel Fremont mayor and Dick Oliver among notable attendees.

Tri-Cities Ohluoe College Jack Pimentel Fremont Dick’ Oliver Uninn Iy Coum Cllnan

Zoning Board to Hear Lane Expansion and Service Station Review

The board of zoning adjustments will consider Manor Enterprises Inc to add ten bowling lanes and full alley expansion at 887 Manor Blvd, plus a conditional use for a self serve station at 15545 Hesperian Blvd. Also on the agenda a home occupation permit for refrigeration work at 11890 Aurora Drive and a program update on odor concerns at 660 Ancros Ave.

Ban Leandro Manor Blvd Board of Zoning Adjustments Manor Enterprises Inc Hesperian Blvd Digas Cal Delaware Corpetaiion Hesperian Lewelling Bouervants Wee Diene Permi Robert Stockwell Aurora Drive State Department of Rehabilitation Stockwell Une Jocalon Hear & Prograes

Broadmoor HOA to press city on public safety chief selection

San Leandro residents said the Broadmoor Homeowners Association will send a second letter to City Manager Wesley McClure seeking procedures for appointing a new Public Safety Division chief. The group may hold in person questions if there is no response and plans a June 19 Q and A with Councilman Val Gill.

San Leandro Broadmoor Homeowners Association Wesley McClura Grundmann Fins Department Arma Val Gill

Kirby the cockateil Returns Home After Daring Rooftop Soar

A yellow beaded cockatiel named Kirby escaped the William G. Stone family home at 1289 Vuelta Olivos and perched on an electric pole for hours. Firefighters and neighbors gathered, forming a ladder line and finally rescuing the bird as residents watched and cheered.

Imemont A. Wraythard Kirby William G. Stone Vuelta Olivos

Planners study four amendments to Fremont general plan

Fremont planners review four amendments to the general plan. One seeks to rezone 10 acres off Washington Boulevard for neighborhood commercial, sparking concerns about extending existing commercial tolling. Another would convert land on Fremont Boulevard and Mawry Avenue opposite Fremont Plaza from residential to visitor commercial to allow a motel gas station and restaurant, prompting worries about reducing high density housing. A third amendment proposes lowering density between Mission Boulevard and Interstate 630 near Warn Springs, with fault-line area designated open space.

Fremont Boulevard Mawry Avnn Fremont Plaza Rothschild Mission Boulevard Warn Springs Stall

San Leandro School Board to Interview Candidates

San Leandro trustees schedule two closed sessions on May 24 to interview applicants for two board vacancies. Winifred Crew said invitations will be sent prior to screening by J C Smith and Eugene Molle with 14 others considered. Contenders for area 2 include Sharon Jones Duffy James Cook and Stephen McGrogan.

Can Leandro Apcanis San Leandro Inl Winifred J.C. Smitht Eugene Molle I Crewould William Shockyer Smith Sharon Jones San Jose St D. P. Duffy Collier Drive James E. Cook Juana Ave Stephen McGrogan Whelan Ave Malle San

Community event listings mix in Fremont and Bay Area

Local notices promote Buddy Pappy Sales and Veterans of Foreign Wars activities at 9 am. Free film showings and popcorn at Hes perian playground in San Lorenzo. NAACP event at Great Western Savings and Loan tomorrow at 7 40 pm. Emeryville model railroads exhibit from 2 to 10 pm tomorrow and weekend. Admission $1.00, children under 12 free. Other events include pancake breakfast, Ruth Sida speech, and MLK High School venue programs with varied admission and childcare.

Buddy Pappy Sales Robert B. DeMello Veterans of Foreign Wars Fremont Hesperian Playground Crew SL San Lorenzo Hayward Area Recreation District National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Great Western Savings S and Loan Association Poorhill B. Hayward Batt Bay Models Engineers Society Talleck St Park Street Emeryville Aduis Pancaka Marina High School Wilks Div San Leandro Washington Manor Ruth Sida Muiher Childe Martin Luther King Junior High School Rose Berkeley Shotins Cobia d Dhe Us-Ching Friendship Association San Franciscn Tennyson Parent Nursery School Thyward

Parents appeal after Hayward District ends electronics course

A group of students and parents from New Haven appeal to district trustees after the mid semester termination of an electronics course at Hayward's Vocational Skills Center. They say the action was un Warned and seek reinstatement and accountability from both districts involved.

Hayward Unified New Laven Lely Hayward New Haven Haywal Lloyd Barger Jr Jamaica Lane Bay Area Haywand Lso

Seniors Picnic Planned in San Leandro

The San Leandro Recreation Department sponsors a seniors picnic Tuesday at Washington Manor Park on Zelma and Cumberlane streets. The event runs from noon to late afternoon with entertainment, singing, games, and surprises. Coffee and panet will be provided. bring a sack lunch. Registration is 25 cents, and all seniors over 60 may attend. For information call 510 4100 extension 801.

San Leandro la Leanrimo Recreation Department Washington Manor Park Zelma and Cumberlane Streets Robertina Neavill

Alameda County faces $159,000 sewer assessment dispute

Alameda County and its sewer districts argue over who pays a $159,000 Bay Area Sewage Services Agency assessment. The regional agency can levy a countywide tax or push the obligation to participating agencies, with officials awaiting more information ahead of mid June budget talks. The board also approved a jointly funded civil service pilot project and prepared to activate a countywide Identification Bureau while extending a transmitter agreement with IBM at the San Penas site.

Alameda County Bay Area Sewage Services Agency Regional Water Quality Management Agency Centy Loren’ Enoch Castm Valley Sanit Ary Fnooh Board of Supervisors U.S. Civil Service Civil Service Hayward Schaementh International Business Machines Corp San Peanin Mills

HUD approves one Decoto site in Union City for low income housing

A San Francisco HUD office approved a single site at North and Tl streets in Union City for a turnkey low income housing project amid disputes over purchase prices for scattered sites. Alameda County Housing Authority officials hope to finalize appraisals by May with development plans due to HUD by June.

Union Ciy Inter 1 Congress Oetuine Cepa Ste Don Exhyards San Jose Department of Housing and Urban Development Decota Union City San Francisco HUD Pula Olken Alameda County Housing Authority Tarndey Housing Authority Decolo Southern Pacific Foe City Herts Det Denia Washington Nitth Anithar Decoto Depot Roads

Rhodes mum on political future amid council questions

Fremont councilman Gene Rhodes faces questions about resigning or endorsing a successor as Al Redd suggests leaving the choice to voters. Rhodes notes a nine year tenure and a local meeting with residents where supporters praised his service.

Fremont Rhodes Fleed

Blood drive planned by mobile unit in San Leandro

The mobile Blood Bank unit of the Alameda Contra Costa Medical Association will be in the San Leandro area Monday from 3:30 to 4:20 p.m. at Ashland School. Gary B. Summers, director of donor recruitment, invites area residents to donate blood for their club, business or social group, or start a family protection plan.

San Leandro Moble Wood Bank le Alameda-Contra Alt Ashland School Ith St

Gas main rupture disrupts traffic near Mowry and Black

Police rerouted traffic for about three hours after a three inch gas main ruptured near the southwest intersection of Mowry Avenue and Black Road. PG&E crews capped the broken pipe at both ends, with one nearby business Denny's restaurant briefly affected, and service continued at the gas line equipped establishment.

Remont Mowry Avenue Black Road Pacific Gas and Elective Co Denny's Pg&e

College district hearing on New Haven alignment with Ohlone

A public hearing will be held at 8 tonight in Fremont Newark Community College Districts conference room to gauge opinion on whether New Haven Unified School District should permanently join Ohlone College or another college. Three trialees Din Droliman Josey McCornd and Walter Thompson will hear residents as a county committee weighs a split option and potential state actions

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