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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1973
Page
10
Two Newark men Raymondo M. Ayala and Manuel M. Ayala pleaded innocent as felony assault charges were reduced to misdemeanors in the Sept. 9 Niles tavern attack. The victim, a 43 year old Milpitas man, suffered facial injuries and lacerations from the incident. Judge Joy G. Pucci approved the reduction at request of the district attorney.
A 51 year old Newark woman, Margaret Ann Oliver, was arraigned yesterday in municipal court on 10 felony counts of using stolen credit cards to buy merchandise in Fremont stores. Police reported about 1000 dollars of items including a Payless grandfather clock. Bail was set at 10000 dollars and a plea was to be entered.
About 2,000 youths attended a Saturday night event at 140 W. Winton Ave Hayward. Bruce Powell and John Rakow planned the program with Critch and Sabe performing. Admission was one dollar per person. Gates opened at midnight and the event ran until 2:20 a.m. Sunday with peaceful police reports. Powell and Rakow plan another concert later this month.
Police reported a faded red van backed into the Moses Cha Con residence weekend burglars stripped furnishings valued at 3059 dollars. Thieves took television sets jewel boxes air conditioner silverware chewing machine and stereo equipment while neighbors mistook the van for relatives’ vehicle parked at the driveway for about 30 minutes.
The San Lorenzo Traffic Action Committee will meet tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Community Center at 1470 Via Buena Vista. They may discuss activation aimed at halting industrial development in the Crow Speier industrial park north of the community and review a new comprehensive study plan for San Lorenzo.
A San Leandro Oakland committee set cleanup dates October 27 28 November 3 and 4 to remove debris from a San Leandro Creek section near Cleveland Elementary School amid past safety concerns. California National Guardsmen and Army Corps of Engineers equipment will do most removal with local dads clubs and Madison Junior High students joining the effort. Safety for students was the meeting’s central theme with San Leandro and Cleveland leaders organizing the effort.
Newark planning commissioners host public hearings tonight on Patterson Ranch and a second Haley Street project. A permit for a by unit development west of Haley and Mirabean Drive will be reviewed, with Singer Housing also seeking a general plan amendment for Patterson Ranch. The meeting at city hall starts at 7:30.
Trustees discuss a February 19 bond election to fund new holdings and additions to existing schools. They will revise the Emergency School Assistance Act for Lady of the Rosary School and consider extra classroom space. Also on the agenda are a back to school night and a parks commission meeting with regional trail system plans.
The Union City Council asked planning commissioners Caspar Ritter and Harold Cruze be removed as voting members of the Turnkey Task Force advisory committee amid possible conflicts of interest. The council will appoint an ex officio member to maintain city liaison while restricting voting to residents. new appointees include John DeLalla and Sur Alvarado residents. A motel project hearing date was set for Alvarado Niles and Baker roads, and council backed One Alameda County Water District bond election.
Local page highlights events and happenings in South County with brief notices. October 2, 1973 edition notes community activities, appointments, and upcoming meetings in Hayward and nearby areas.
Trustees heard that Eden Area Vocational Center in the old Village School on Hesperian Boulevard could serve up to 2,600 students by fall 1976. A Wittenberg Manor proposal to buy part of the Village School site faced delay, with staff reports and enrollment figures amid discussion of future staffing and facilities.
Festival crowds in Fremont dropped by about 10,000 from last year as inflation pushed pie contest costs up and bicycle race planning ran late. The lug-o-war title went to Capitola Body Shop led by Ron Hudec, while Pathfinder officials blamed slow publicity and low turnout of 270 over four days.
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission's public information committee recommends employing a public relations consultant under staff direction. The plan sets advisory duties and support for MTC staff, with executives Watt and Telfair noting comfort with the arrangement. Noble argues for flexibility while committee chair William Juciaus defendsGolden Gate relations as non conflicting. A contract and budget will be prepared for committee and commission review.
San Leandro trustees announced plans to dismiss a teacher found by May to be facing firing. The hearing runs November 12 to 14 with a three member panel including a state hearing officer, a district representative, and the teacher's representative.
San Leandro Jefferson School adds a fourth grade teacher to meet enrollment growth. Alex Smith, assistant superintendent, says the move reduces grade splits and aligns staffing with May promises. Jefferson previously faced staffing gaps with 854 students last year and 590 district total.
The Bay Area Filipino American Cultural Society plans a Saturday dinner at Chojnact College Student Center Hayward featuring Filipina singers and dancers. The program begins at 6 30 PM with admission 4 for adults and 2 for children under 12. For more information call 4503.
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