First housing officer hired in Hayward California
Douglas Turner a 27 year old Harvard Law School graduate from Berkeley has been hired as Hayward's first housing officer. The new post created this year will supervise housing element preparation and respond to housing questions while a community committee shapes housing policy at City Hall. Turner will staff the position and report to the housing element committee. contact is 301 2345 ext 345.
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Tree vandal suspect arrested in Newark
A 21 year old factory worker was arrested on charges of malicious mischief after vandalism damaged 17 trees planted along Thornton Avenue near Magnolia Street. Police said the evergreen saplings, valued at about 60 dollars each, were uprooted or ripped out in the early hours of September 24, with only some remaining in 13 gallon containers.
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Kreug
Ikruer
Minority hiring plan backed in San Leandro
The civil service board will send a letter to the city council recommending a contract arrangement if a police aide plan stressing minority hiring is approved. The Alameda Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board says the city could get about $69,000 for the plan if it prioritizes minority hires. The board also suggests eliminating written tests for aides moved to patrol or other roles, evaluating on performance and academics. Final decision rests with the council.
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Civil Service Board
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Council
Miss Hayward Pageant Opens Applications Tomorrow
Deadline looms for Miss Hayward Pageant entrants with ages 18 to 30 on Sept 1. Applications via ZRS-0822 or 798-RR77. residency includes Hayward and nearby cities. Contestants must be a high school graduate, never married, and showcase beauty, talent, and poise in evening gown and swimsuit. The winner advances to Miss America.
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Fremont interim principal named for Warn Springs
Fremont Howard Johnson interim principal at Lente and Warm Springs elementary schools was named principal at Warn Springs Elementary. James Howden, former principal at both Lenehan Warn Springs schools who died unexpectedly, had served as vice principal since 1971. trustees delayed Leich principal appointment to the next meeting amid a tie-vote on Leitch. Johnson taught in Washington State 12 years before coming to Fremont.
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Peralta interview process for restoration plan
A screening committee for Casa Peralta will gather details from responding firms and invite proposals. The panel met Wednesday to outline improvements already achieved by the city and avoid duplicative costs, budgeting 33,000 for the first phase of the restoration project.
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Slant Auction Promoted by League in Livermore
On the agenda tomorrow at 1630 pm the League of Women Valens sponsors an auction at St Harthalamew's Church 678 Bios Way Livermore. Tickets at Reich sal be available at the door and include spaghetti dinner.
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Water troubles linger as ACWD purchase urged
Health department says Citizens Utilities still faces iron and manganese issues in four wells while testing shows no violations. Irene Vincent cites a Stubblebine letter backing ACWD takeover as quickest fix, with $1 million in required corrections and potential rate impacts.
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Open space proposal sparks owner protests in Fremont
Landowners oppose a city plan to reserve open space on their properties under a conservation element. They warn it could hit pocketbooks and lead to zoning constraints, with officials arguing the measure protects natural resources and provides recreation while guiding future development.
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Fremont City Council Revises Service Fees Amid Uncertainty
Fremont council revises city service fees aiming to reduce inequities while acknowledging no perfect system. A deposit plus processing cost plan is favored, with planned unit developments and amendments seeing small changes, and conditional use permit fees temporarily kept at 300 dollars pending cost data.
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Lange Reappointed To BART Board In Alameda County
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors voted 3 to 0 to reappoint Oakland businessman Harry R. Lange to a third term on the Bay Area Rapid Transit District Board of Directors. Only three supervisors attended the vote and Supervisors Fred Cooper and Tom Bates were absent. Cooper later disagreed with the action, saying the appointee should be an elected official. Chairman Joseph Bort noted the charter does not allow board appointments of supervisors. Lange’s reappointment follows the prior night’s reappointment of Fremont banker George Silliman by the Alameda County Mayors Conference. Lange is among BART General Manager BH R Stakes’s strongest supporters.
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Alameda County
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Esteban Street renewal plans in Astiland area
Alameda County Supervisors heard United Community Housing of San Francisco propose renewing 28 World War II cottages on Esteban Street. The plan envisions upgrading homes, selling two bedroom units at about 25 000 with a homeowners association handling maintenance. Plans faced prior disapproval by the county planning commission as substandard and remain tied up with a tentative map appeal and other rezoning questions.
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Allan R. Frumkin
Frumkin
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Vance Mclaugall
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Anthony Mitchell
Trade Club to meet Tuesday in San Leandirng
After a three month hiatus the Trade Club of Southern Almeida County will resume Tuesday night activities for the independent business community. The event billed as ladies night begins at 6 p.m. with a social hour at the Veterans Memorial Building 105 Bancroft Ave An Italian style dinner and entertainment cap the evening Tickets priced at 7 are available from the San Lean Chamber of Commerce 2602 St ALAA Trade Club is a division of the Losindro chamber.
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Boy Grabs Live Wires Sparks During High School Scout
An 11 year old boy perched in a tree at Washington High School grabbed live wires strung through the branches and received a mild electric shock. Firefighters assisted after tree limbs broke making descent difficult. His condition was described as not serious.
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