History Society names for advisory commission and Cherry Festival plans
The History Society will submit four names for the historical cultural advisory commission including John Begier Edna Lytes Marla Patino and Ken Rasmisder. A September Cherry Festival ball at Casa Peralta with buffet and off stage entertainment is planned to tie to the arts festival. Planning for next June’s Cherry Festival begins and the June 17 meeting will be at the Knox home. Health officials noted gaps in information about county services and transportation needs for Fairmont and Highland Hospitals.
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Ie Living Teeny Eandro Society
Historical-Cultural Advisory Commission
Cde Iets Y’ Repo Group
John Begier
Edna Lytes
Marla Patino
Ken Rasmisder
Casa Peralta
Ken Martin
Peralty
Galloway
Knox Home
East 14Th Street
140Th Avenue
Steward Gross
Alameda County
Hayward
Fairmont Hospital
San Leandro
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Alvarado Niles rezoning proposal to be heard
A contentious rezoning item for 53 acres at Alvarado Niles Rand moves to the Union City planning commission meeting at 7 30 p m in city hall. McKeon Construction seeks 22 6 acres of low density multifamily 25 acres of single family and 5 7 acres of commercial zoning as part of a larger plan amendment for the Pisnavik area. The review will include staff recommendations and continued examination of the area near Wilppls Road Nimitz Freeway Alameda Creek Dry Creek and Alvarado Niles Road. In Castro Valley a Zoning Administrator approved removing an Enco gas station sign at Foothill Blvd and Manchester Road replacing it with an Exson sign after a landscaping plan. Similar variances were also considered for Shell and Standard stations on the same street.
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Union Cify
Alvarado Niles Rand
Planning Commission
II Whipple Road
Union Ye
McKeon Construction Co
Agricultures
McKeon
Pisnavik
Wilppls Road
Nimitz Freeway
Alameda Creek
Dry Creek
Alvarado- Niles Road
Abreau Hood
Castro Valley
Enco
Exson
Alameda County
Richard Flynn
Foothill Blvd
Manches
Ter
Flynn
Shell
Fremont water fees held steady for next fiscal year
The Alameda County Water District plans no rate increase next year per a staff report to the board at 7:30 p.m. Manager Matt Whitfield says current charges will stay: 28 vents per cubic foot for homeowners, 530? per single family dwelling, 155 per acre connection, 29 front foot charges and engineer fees. The board may consider legal action to recover delinquent pump taxes and will hear on aquifer reclamation’s link to groundwater management.
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Fremont
Alameds County
Matt Whitfield
ACWD
Chlef
Shoplifter Cleans Men’s Rack at Fremont Montgomery W
An unseen thief removed a rack of men’s clothing in Fremont Montgomery W on Tuesday, fleeing with about 1732 in sports cans and slacks. Police say clerks were distracted by accomplices or shoppers. A second thief tried on suede coats valued at 123 before escaping. a clerk chased but the suspect got away.
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Fremont
Montgomery W
Shen
Pony owner warned as court fines and bans horse ownership
Hercules DeLao, 82, of 3611 Adams St, found guilty of animal neglect after his Shetland pony Hooves eight inches long. Visiting Judge Weber suspended jail time and a $50 fine conditioned on not owning horses for one year. The pony was found in a South Vedington pasture last November and has since been moved to a Pleasanton ranch for repair and recovery.
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Fremont
Hercules DeLao
Adams St
Weber of
South Devington
Pleasanton
Hayward Planning Commission meets on pre zoning plan
Hayward Planning Commission convenes at 7 30 tonight in council chamber city hall for a hearing on a pre zoning application for a commercial property at the northeast corner of Princeton and A streets tied to annexation plans and a delicatessen build out.
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Hayward
Fremont
Sondra Jean Waller
Maid of
Valhalla Concert Hall
Irvington High School
Thor
Winder
Newark budget to be presented by City Manager Turnlund
Newark officials prepare to unveil a proposed 14 0N6 072 budget tonight led by City Manager Richard Turnlund. The plan shows a 490 500 rise over this year but no tax rate hike expected as assessed values rise about 7 percent with population growth and cost of living increases, while federal revenue sharing and street maintenance demand higher spending.
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Newark
Richard Turniund
Turnlund
Turnund
Signs of a Tom Sawyer in Kennedy School Enrollment
A boy named Eugene Toy waits with his mother Kelly Toy to enroll in kindergarten at Kennedy School in the San Leandro district. He is among the last students registered before the school year starts on September 14, giving him time to decide if he will like school by then and perhaps change his mind during the summer.
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Agéne
Toy
Kelly Toy
Kennedy School
San Leandri
Eugene
New Haven District Weighs Alignment With Ohlone and Chabot College
Ohlone trustees push to align New Haven with Ohlone or split with Chabot. Voter approval required for district realignment by Sept. 15, 1978. Debate over tax changes, bond rates, and campus expansion amid bids and potential litigation.
Retirement community plan sparks debate at Fremont hearings
Fremont planning commissioners hear Klingbeil Qo af San Francisco propose a retirement complex at Quiracker and Walnut Avenues. The talk centers on extending Spotti Drive through the site versus keeping a dead end, with concerns about traffic and safety. A revised plan envisions 550 units on 386 acres, while staff suggest ending Spotti or using Walnut as a frontage road. Also on agenda is relaxing pet limits from two cats and two dogs to broader allowances.
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Fic
Hupsul
Walnut Avene
Cherry
Rilngbetl
Speth-Moore Place
Walnut
Snap Street
Pact
Spetti-Moore
Spetli
Moore
Spelli
Tal Overacker
Fremont builder Bodileal accused of fraud in court
A complaint filed in superior court seeks to dissolve International Kitchen Inc. and appoint a receiver to protect minority stockholders. Dan Bodileal, president, is accused of persistent fraud and abuse of authority related to a proposed motel and other ventures following a 1981 claim of misrepresentation to Von Querners.
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Fremont
Dan Bodileal
International Kitchen
Niles
al- Saira
New International Kitchen, Inc
Bodily
Fremont St. Jorner Gene Rhodes
Pris von Querner
Querner Se
Harry Jr
von Ee
von Quetber
Hia
Peralta Blvd
Coperation
van Querners
South County Scene Prompts Local Update
In the May 24 1973 issue of The Daily Review readers see a South County scene summary highlighting community events and notable happenings within the region. The page presents brief notices and local color from the area.
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the Daily Review
James Logan student fights suspension in court
A 14 year old James Logan High School student from the New Haven district has sued Alameda County Superior Court to overturn a suspension. Attorney Rick Ramirez of Union City says the student was summarily suspended after talking back to a teacher without a hearing and argues a state education code was violated. Attorney Frausto from Legal Aid says a hearing was scheduled before Judge Lionel Wilson and that the district must explain the suspension. The judge issued an alternative writ ordering reinstitution of Ramirez, with district action delayed beyond the hearing since the suspension is in effect through June 6. The mother says this is not the first time the student faced a suspension without a hearing. The district says it cannot comment until June 15.
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Filemont
New Haven Unified
Fremont-Newark Community College
Ohlone College
Alaneda County Board of Education
New Qayen
Ghlone
New Haven
Ohlone
Chabot College
Hayward
Bhattor
Union
Alameda County Superior Court
James Logan
Rick Rami- Tee
Union City
Sophmore
Larry Fratsto
Legal Aid Society of
Alameda County
Lionel Wilson
Wilson
Logan
Gregory Hearn
Ramirez
Frausto
T Fe
Rose’ Vargas
Guy Emanuele
Hanning
Fremont man fined for illegal possession of a Billy club
Thirty five year old insurance broker Joseph C Alter of 34 Dover Common was placed on three years probation in municipal court with a suspended jail sentence and a 400 dollar fine. He pleaded guilty to possession of a Billy club found in his car after a highway patrol stop. Police observed narcotics paraphernalia and alleged methamphetamine and marijuana in his apartment. Judge Joseph Weber, visiting from Mendocina, imposed the sentence yesterday.
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Fremont
Joseph C. Alter
Dover Common
Courty
Alter
Aller
Dudge Joseph Weber
Mendocina
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History Society
Alvarado-Niles
Exxon
Polis
Mendocino
DeLao
Janilor
Ash Ser Fane
Lop Ink Pea
Mayfoe Lanai Ig
Turnland
Silver Pines
Lido Faire
Newark Blvd
Murphy
South Kayword
Community Walleges
Stephen Epler
Lin Ohlone
Richard Seeba
Trogle Abraham Hochler
Allen J. Frawley
Campus Construction, Inc
Tesper Construction
Dix
Pne
Seeba
Albert Delgado
Ihe
Joseph McCord
Abraham Hochler
Bay Area Community College, Trustees Association
South County Scene
Billy Club
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