Fremont council amends muster fee plan sparks chamber debate
Fremont city council approved a muster fee resolution covering services from recreation to development proposals. Chamber members criticized the process for not being notified in advance and questioned attracting new industry. The board kept the conditional use permit fee at 825 and referred the matter to the business and retail affairs committee for study.
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Fremont
City Counserlawn
Chamber of “Commerce Board
Stan Laycock
Chamber
Frank
Biggerly Chamber
Planning Commission
New Haven Studies Inter-District Transfers Policy Change
New Haven trustees reversed a strict inter-district transfer policy to allow seven transfers while a county study on equitable revenue limits proceeds. Supt Hedden aims to meet with county districts to discuss fair costs and support for transfer students amid debate over ADA funding and local subsidies.
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South County
Konight
Alameds County
New Haven
Swmas Hedden
Guy Emanuele
Councill Saga
Emanuele
Hedden
Sinc
Heart cyclethon through South County raises heart aid
A four city Acyclethon event in Alameda Court Heart Association aims to fund heart disease fight. The Smile eyclethon route runs Berkeley to San Leandro and ending at Hayward Kennedy Park with a Bay area loop. Riders 10 and under need signed parental consent and sponsors pledges per mile. Entry forms available at local schools bevel shops and the heart association office 471 MarArthur Blvd Oakland.
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Fight Against Heart
Alameda Court Heart Association
Berkeley
Tovon Park
San Leandro
Kennedy Park
Hayward
Fremonte
Newark
Hear
MarArthur Ulvd
Oakland
No Prospects for Chamber Head in San Leandro
Frank King resigned as San Leandro Chamber of Commerce manager effective January 1 after 25 years. A search committee led by Richard Perkins has interviewed several applicants but made no recommendation. Applications continue to be accepted with no decision yet on a successor.
Library monitor position seeks Tonitar staff liaison
Community library center seeks a monitor to assist the staff with discipline vandalism and public relations. The role runs 1:30 to 4 pm Monday through Thursday for about 46 weeks a year with a $2.54 per hour wage and a September to May term. Applications to city personnel department city hall 61101.
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Tonitar
Oxer Ie Nvise
Leandro Seeks Traffic Study For Citywide Review
San Leandro is conducting a citywide inventory and evaluation of traffic control devices funded by a 2% National Highway Traffic Safety Administration grant routed through the California Office of Traffic Safety. Lampman and Associates has a $42.50 contract to collect data and assess controls for safety and efficiency, with cost estimates and refinements planned for the next budget year starting July 7.
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San Leandro
National Highway ‘Traffic Safety
California Office of Traffic
ROW Ward
Lampman and Associates
Walnut Creek
San Leandro panel endorses public application for human resources post
The San Leandro Committee on Social Needs backs a requirement for community awareness in selecting a human resources commission. Applicants may be individuals or nominees from groups, with a deadline and written notice before Monday’s council review. The panel urges transparency while noting some council secrecy remains possible. It also recommends eligibility rules for social agencies, requiring a 22 month post-divorce wait for opposed applicants.
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San Leandro
Human Resources Commission
Commission
Parents file suit over teen's pre-dawn Alameda crash
In Alameda County Superior Court Elmore L. Riley and Joyce M. Riley sue for 100000 damages after their daughter Melody Riley died following a 344 a.m crash at Santa Clara Avenue and West Jackson Street. Defendants include Steven Irving Corey 18 of 7078 Bolero Avenue and Mark Paul Valente, plus Corey Wheetrie Co nc., owner of the car driven by Corey. The suit seeks 75000 general and 29000 exemplary damages. Other injured passengers include Glen Garcia and David Houriguez.
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Alameda County Superior Court
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Joyce M. Riley
Barcelona St
Melody
Riley
St Rose Hospital
Sata Clara Avenue
Jackson Street
Steven Irving Corey
Bolero Ave
Miss Riley
Mark Paul Valente
Anchor
Santa Clara Street
Corey
Glen Garcia
Gainesville Ave
David Houriguez
Cubberley’ Court
Rileys
Corey Wheetrie
Newark To Debate Patterson Ranch Housing Plan Tonight
Newark city councilmen meet at city hall to discuss Singer Housing Co. Patterson Ranch development on 77 acres bounded by the Nimitz Freeway Newark Boulevard and the Dumbarton Freeway. Fremont officials critique the plan amendment and traffic and school impact reports while boundary change talks surface.
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Singer Housing Co
Patterson Ranch
Singer
Fremont
Dumbarton
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Fremont Council
Bull Cities
Don Driggs
Frennt Council
George. Nolte
Hayward selects native son leader for centennial events
Hayward city officials name a past grand president of the Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West to chair the 1974 Centennial Celebration committee. Pever at 21672 Knall Way is organizing plans for events marking Hayward's 100th birthday and chartered city status. Parer serves as service manager for E.R. Abrott, Inc.
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Native Sons and Daughters of the Golden West
Haywards
Pever
Knall Way
Parer
E.R. Abrott, Inc
South County Scene Featured In The Daily Review Hayward
Local notes from South County appear in The Daily Review Hayward dated Thursday October 11 1971 highlighting community events and quick updates from the region.
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Alameda County seeks Area Agency on Aging designation
Alameda County supervisors asked the state Commission on the Aging to designate the county as the Area Agency on Aging. The move would make the board the distributor of federal Older Americans Act funds totaling 84.4 million statewide for California social services and 85 million for nutrition programs. The county would oversee senior programs funded under federal revenue sharing and social services, joining Oakland and seven southern Alameda County cities in pursuit of designation. The Community Assistance Team, including representatives from San Leandro Hayward Fremont Newark Union City Pleasanton and Livermore, supports the request as more responsive to elderly needs.
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J. Juffrey
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Welfare Department
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Oakland Social Service Bureau
Patrick T Calvin
Tear
Slameda
San Leandro
Hayward
Fremont
Newark
Union City
Pleasanton
Livermore
Salome Phillips
Southern
Bonaire Civic League vetoes ad program in San Leandro
Bonaire area residents oppose endorsing housing ads claiming San Leandro welcomes all ethnic groups. Secretary Shirley Steffen cites past welcome policy, while members see no red advertise. Discussions on annexing six Washington Manor schools to the San Leandro district proceed without a formal stance. Nat Kleinstein was absent to advise on the annexation, and the drive funds a scholarship program.
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Bonaire
Bonaire Civic League
Shirley Steffen
Itas
San Leanaro
Washington Manor
San Leandro School
Nat Kleinstein
Steen
League
Bells of Peace fuels debate in San Leandro
A San Leandro native defends the Casa Peralta bells heard hourly from 9 am to 8 pm amid complaints by residents incl. Mrs. TW Richter. John Engberg, veterans advocate, urges continuation. City attorney cites no ordinance violation.
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Casi Peralta
City Recreation Department
TW Richter
Regier Ave
John Engberg
Veterans Affairs
Jack Maltester
Engberg
Bells of Peace
Fremont Ohlone trustees approve 3 613 inspection for water tank
Fremont Ohlone College trustees voted to spend 3 613 for state mandated inspection of a 1 5 million gallon water tank under construction above the campus. Trustees criticized contract flaws that led to the extra cost and noted the inspection was required but omitted. President Walter Thompson supported the contract terms and announced other actions including 1 000 for needy programs and a tentative retirement schedule for President Stephen Epler.
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Kennett
Foster
Tristees
Walter Thompson
Epron
Ohlone
Stephen Epler
Rancho de la Cresta proposed on Pleasanton Ridge
Alameda County Planning Department reviews a 600 home residential planned development on a 1 1 acre parcel along Pleasanton Ridge from Sunol to 4 5 miles north. The 142 acres would be residential and 297 acres open space with wildlife preserve, village square, general store, barbershop, restaurant, school and community center serving as civic hub.
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Pleasanton
Alameda County
Trora
Bay-O-Vista Dinner Dance and Events
Bay-O-Vista Improvement Association hosts a dinner dance in the Alameda Room at Edgewater Inn on Hogan Berger Road San Leandra. Cleveland School Dads Club pancake breakfast runs Saturday morning at 461 Reynolds Al San Leandra. Alameda County Water District directors meet at district headquarters 3850 Fremont filed at 2:30 pm. Premont Fremont Planning Commission convenes at 7:40 pm in Fremont City Hall to review environmental impact reports on deer housing projects.
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Hoganberger Road
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Alameda County Water District
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