Newark Considers Two Cent Tax Hike to Fund 1969 Budget
Newark City Council to discuss a proposed two cent hike in the tax rate to support a 1969-70 budget totaling 3,028,000 dollars, an increase of 275,000 over the current year. The plan targets police and fire services, street work, and park development with 13.5 million in park-related expenditures and major construction projects on Thornton Avenue and Jarvis Avenue.
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Newark
Newark Blvd
Tumilund
Willy
Tamnlund
Turnlund
Thornton Avenue
Birch Street
Olive Street
Jarvis Avenue
Nimilay Freeway
Turnland
Anatteeden A Inketarigs
Petion
Iiner
Doran's Added Woes Across Hayward City Hall
Hayward city manager Ray Doran faced back-to-back deadline items in a city council work session. Officials pressed on a promised utilities tax and lagging Section 23 leased housing, while staff readiness and a Human Relations Commission report remained unsettled. The council aims to move on a Feranean policy and Racism Conference recommendations delivered May 6, with staff analysis required.
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Hayward
Ray Doran
Jack Smith
Do- Tano
Human Relations Commission
Smith
Council
Castro Valley Sanitary District Sees No New Tax Rate
The Castro Valley Sanitary District presents a preliminary budget of 542,045 for 1969 70 with no tax rate increase. Everett Wright reports 69,000 from fees and 453,000 from property taxes, and notes sewage treatment costs rise to 40,000 due to the Oro Lona plant and chlorine. The final budget will await assessed valuation, with the current 44 cent rate based on an 85 million valuation.
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Castro Vally
Castro Valley Sanitary District
Wright
Oro Lona
Voices Unite in Impromptu Rehearsal for Choir Concert
John Foss Nancy Duarte and Dan Conrey rehearse for Choirs in Concert at Chatet College Sunday afternoon. The 3 p.m. program in the College Community Auditorium features the Concert Choir and Chamber Singers under Otto E B Mie Jens. Admission is free and open to the public.
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Chabot College
John Foss
Owen
San Lorenzo
Nancy Duarte
Tropic Court
San Leandro
Dan Conrey
Folsom Ave
Wayward
Chatet College
Otto EB. Mie Jens
Citizens Action Committee Backs Police Staffing Increase
A new citizen action committee in San Leandro endorsed Police Chief Thomas Rogers request for 21 additional officers. The group urged tougher crime policy, noted current hires, and supported Western Route for Shoreline Freeway while criticizing city actions reducing police and recreation funding.
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San Leandro
Thomas Rogers
Tne
Planning Commission
Rogers
Svare, Wels Amainr Apomeco CuMyace
Lem
Supreme Court
Fremont C
Law
Lawtal Park
vLeandro
DeSilva
Neer
Fremont Park Pact Awarded
Oliver DeSilva reports Fremont city officials awarded the park pact. The city promised to re evaluate police department manpower periodically and adjust as necessary.
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Fremont Park
Fremont
Oliver DeSilva
Campaign Push for Castro Valley Elected Council
Castro Valley campaign plans include two workshops on June 17 and July 15 and a final push for signatures. County supervisors set an August 14 hearing on forming a five-member elected community council, with 1,600 signatures already gathered and a town hall slated for August 4 to discuss details.
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Castro Valley
Ing
Arthur B. Emmes
Enimes
Beatings lead to prison terms for three at Santa Rita
Samuel Anderson 29 and Wilbert Winchester 28 were sentenced by Judge Redmond Staats Jr. to up to 10 years each for assaulting three fellow prisoners in a racial clash at Santa Rita Rehabilitation Center on November 22. Dwight Culton 19 received three counts of conviction and was ordered to a nine day diagnostic period at Vacaville.
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Pleasanton
Santa Rita
Samuel Anderson
Wilbert Winchester
Redmond Staats Jr
Alameda County
Andersoll
Oakland
Ray Digging
Loren Tyner
David D. Gonzales
Winchester
Charles Howard
Anderson
Dwight Culton
Staals
Vacaville
Cullan
William H. Gate Jr
Fremont Dress Code Changes Put Beards On Hold
A Fremont Unified School District dress code review reverses a prior beard allowance for boys and loosens skirt height limits for girls while permitting dress slacks. The committee of 21 parents and 21 students voted 2 to 1 and will send the recommendations to the board after counsel reviews legality.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified School
Mont
Isdieal
Board of Education
Superintendune Nl. 2
Dent Philip EB Brazil
Parking OK'd To Ease Congestion In Hayward
Hayward city board approves William McKendree's use permit and two variances for a 27474 Patrick Ave parking lot to serve Kentucky Fried Chicken and Quik Stop Market, despite objections from Harder-Tennyson group. Conditions require a five foot buffer and screening. board notes site access problems and traffic concerns. action overlaps with other on-site plan reviews and zoning decisions.
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Hayward
Board of Adjustments
Kentucky Wired Chicken
Tennyson Road
Patrick Avenue
William Taylor
Harder-Tennyson
William McKendree
Patrick Ave
McKendree
Julio Bras
Parade Queen and Two Tiny Friends Lead Livermore Rodeo
Ready for a parade in Livermore 1969 Marjorie Holdener and her two young friends Debby Foscaliria and Cindy Foscaliria admire a two foot trophy to be awarded to the toy winner in the June 14 parade marking Livermore’s annual rodeo. Closing date for entries is Monday. Entry blanks available from Baughman’s Clothing I V Saddlery and Livermore Chamber of Commerce or by writing the Livermore Rodeo Association Siekson P O Box 180 Livermore.
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Livermore
Marjorie Holdener
Debby
Cindy Foscaliria
Baughman's Clothing
I-V Saddlery
Livermore Chamber of Commerce
Aasa- Siekson
P.O. Box
Quarry Decision Tonight
Fremont Silva Bros quarry decision tops agenda as the planning commission meets at 7:39 p.m. in city hall council chambers to break a deadlock on expanding to 98 acres, with neighbors opposing further excavation along Mission Boulevard and Larry Silva arguing the site can be rehabilitated if operations extend.
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Fremont
Silva Bros
Chy Planning Commission
City Hall
Center ‘Drive
Niles
Mission Boulevard
Larry Silva
Students Suspended For Fire Prank At Hopkins Junior High
Fremont police and Fire Marshall Robert Reeves report three students aged 12 and 13 admitted setting a prank fire in four lockers at Hopkins Junior High School during noon lunch. The blaze caused no serious damage and was quickly controlled. Students will be suspended for two days.
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Fremont
Hopkins Junior High School
Priscoll Road
Robert Reeves
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