Better Water bond info meetings planned in Union City
Two public meetings on the $2.85 million water bond for Citizens Utilities Co. are set in Decoto Union City with 7 pm sessions at Devoto School. Officials from ACWD, city and Citizens Utilities will answer questions. interpreters for Spanish speakers will be provided.
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Union City
People For Better Water
Citizens Utilities Co
Decoto
Devoto
Hsl
Alameda County Water District
Citizens Utilities
Water District Acwd
Irene Vincen
Veenta
Aylos
Unincorpro
Massage employee pleads guilty in Leandro case
Cheryl Pipkin a 20 year old massage parlor employee pleaded guilty in San Leandro Municipal Court to a misdemeanor charge of soliciting an act of prostitution. A second charge was dropped after deputies arrested her July 5 at Tender Touch Massage Parlor Paradise and Lewelling Boulevards where she and a 17 year old were found nude. Pipkin said she reads erotic books to customers. Judge Dallas Edgar imposed a suspended sentence and one year probation.
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Hayward
San Leandro
Thp
Edgar
Weday
Alvarado School plans permanent building in Union City
Plans completed for Alvarado Middle School permanent building at 31102 Prodi St. It will house 1,200 students, about 300 more than now, with a 10,000 square foot addition including a multi use room drama area kitchen media center art and photography and general classrooms. Construction expected to start after bids around February 1 and finish December 1974 with an estimated cost of 400,000 per district spokesman.
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Union City
Alvarinlo Middle School
Prodi
New Haven
Alameda County backs iArts program concept
The Alameda County Art Commission approved forming a nonprofit to run a neighborhood arts program in Alameda County. The move aims to secure federal and state funds and promote citizen involvement in all art forms. A countywide rollout is planned, with possible county funds contingent on state and federal support. A Bicentennial Committee was created with Barry Weekes as chair to coordinate with the State Bicentennial Commission for a 1974 county celebration, with park and library commissions likely to participate.
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Alameda County
Barry Weekes
Shaieman
Callahan Divorce Case In Alameda County
Nancy L. Callahan sues Don K. Callahan for divorce in Alameda County Superior Court citing irreconcilable differences. She seeks custody of two children and support, noting his $3500 monthly income. The couple married December 29, 1958 in Reno and separated August 15, 197? They own a Castro Valley home, a San Leandro business, a ranch lot in Montana, and various assets under community property.
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Castro Valley
Don K. Callahan
Alameda County Superior Court
Nancy L. Callahan
Kris
Callahan
Brierly Court
Washington Ave
San Leandro
Meysvar
Montana
Hospital board hires consultant for new administrator
Eden Hospital District in Castro Valley hired August Koenig as consultant at 30000 to aid in selecting a new hospital administrator to replace retiring Elmer O Masgrama. Koenig will review existing and new applications and advise the board. Trustee William Stone notes the aim to find a leader aligned with staff and employee relations.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital District Board
August Koenig
Jithe
Fon
Elmer O. Masgrama
Koenig
William Stone
Stone
I Mit
Fremont Alameda County water district approves land offer for plant
Directors authorize a purchase offer for acres of land for the Mission San Jose Water Treatment Plant, to be built early next year. The site near the I 640 Vargas Road interchange is owned by David Escobar. No price disclosed pending further negotiations as ACWD counsel Gene Rhodes negotiates with owners for easements. The district has not heard from Citizens Utilities about the planned acquisition.
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Larry D. Arambaugh
Citizens Utilities Company
ACWD
Valle St Ares
Community Group Hosts New Member Orientation Featured by City Publisher
New and prospective members invited to attend at 25R12 Seaver Street Hayward to learn about Parents Withow Partners orientation. Charles E. Smith, publisher of The Voice of Watts, sponsors by Fremont Newark TACT Committee American High School Fremont. Admission is $2. Smith is a national speaker for the John Birch Society.
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Pin Fonjorrow
Seaver St. Hayward
Charles E. Smith
Voice of Watts
Fremont-Newark
Newark Considers Land Swap With Fremont Over Ranch
Newark city council votes to form a committee to gauge Fremont City Council opinion on a possible land swap in the Paterson Ranch area. Mayor Balentine and city officials will pursue a narrowed discussion ahead of a joint meeting, while Singer Housing Co. pushes for boundary changes to ease development. They also approve bids for park building and set parade notice rules and fees for non city groups.
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Steve Papinchak
Newark
Fremont
Patterson Ranch
James K. Balentine
Richard W. Turnlund
Jack Pimentel
Balentine
Jack Brooks
Singer Housing Co
Brooks
Paterson
Braiks
Singer
Connectmen
Sign rule study opens on Hayward theater and shopping signs
Hayward Planning Commission last night began drafting new rules for theater and shopping center signs. The panel will base theater sign size on screens and shopping center signs on acreage, with public hearings needed before final decisions.
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Haywars
Hayward
Festival Theater
Willie d. Huffer
South County Scene in Hayward Friday Edition
The Daily Review from Hayward features a South County scene update for Friday, October 12 1973, highlighting local events and community notices.
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South County Scene
Hayward. Colt
City Employees Honored At San Leandro Recognition Dinner
Police Sgt. Joseph Rodriques and public works secretary Irene Cagle, both 23-year San Leandro veterans, will be among award recipients at tonight’s annual service recognition dinner at the Blue Dolphin Restaurant, with personnel manager Norm Brikovich reviewing the program.
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Joseph Rodriques
Irene Cagle
Norm Brikovich
San Leandro
Blue Dolphin Restaurant
Rodriques
Cagle
Planners OKay Open Space Plan Clashes with Property Owners
The city planning commission approved an open space element as required by state law, aiming to preserve resources and protect residents from hazards. A proposed open space zone for hill areas and a north plain study drew fierce opposition from landowners and developers worried about reduced density and property value.
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Fremunt
Leon Mezzetti
North Plain
Agriculure
Wayne Policz
Singer Housing Co
Patterson
Singer
James Cuelho
Hayward
Berkeley
Oakland
Jacob Robbins
Ron Dennis
Dennis
Robbins
Incorporation urged and resignations shake Valley Chamber
Wayne Shir kweather, president of the Castro Valley Valley Chamber of Commerce since January, resigned at a board meeting. Jack Harrison became president. debate focused on incorporation and local issues. Intermedical Facilities Co sought county project approval amid hospital bids while the chamber opposed certain plans. The meeting also touched on Gov Reagan's tax initiative and potential effects on local taxes pending state decisions.
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Uastro Valley
Wayne Shirkweather
Csetry
Valley Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board of Directors
Starkweather
Castro Valley
Uicar
Jack Harrison
Rues Carpenter
Intermedical Facilities Co
Nely Weed
Tandal Maen Hospital
County Planning Commission
Laurel Grove Hospital
Ispital
Faden
Eden Hospital
Intermedien Facilities Co
Ronald Reagan
Ini Tative Loney
Conwy
Senate Hill MI
Whit ‘Stant Lantuko
Fire insurance row shakes Ashland fire board
Ashland Fire Protection District commissioners clash over lack of communication after Chief Norman Bottorff cancels a fire truck policy. Bottorff says he notified secretary Lloyd Bruch. board members demand full notices and written memos. President Ray Enos says secrecy not the issue but reporting gaps. officials discuss emergency action and executive duties.
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Ashland
Ashland Fire Protection District
Norman Botterff
Battorff
Chris Silva
Bottorff
Lloyd Brbch
Silva
Roborts
Ray Enos
Jeyos
Chies
Brown
Enos
Bartofi
Oktober Fest at Swiss Park features Bavarian Orchestra
The Reiptar Gruppe Old Fashion Oktober Fest will be held tomorrow at Swiss Park Monry Ave. The program begins at 4 p.m. Admission is $2.50. German food and entertainment include free beer mugs, peanuts and pretzels. Leading act is Famous Joe Small's Bavarian Orchestra with Pater Dobler on Alphorn and Therava Basler and Florence Sieber with the Schmidig Tris.
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Newark
Swiss Park
Monry Ave
Joe Small
Pater Dobler
Therava Basler
Florence Sieber
Schmidig Tris
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Massage Employe
Alvarado School
iArts
Hospital Board
Venlues
Planning A Commission
Richard A. Bohn Jr
Bohn
James Harper
Marvin J. Carash
Carash
Commission
Incorporation
C.V. Chamber
Lance Williams
Angers Board
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