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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1970
Page
6
Fremont City Council to consider a 25.00 grant request from the Drug Council at tonight's meeting led by Mayor Gene Rhodes. Discussion includes monthly reporting requirements and possible month-to-month support to cover Dean Selig's crisis center work, with staff evaluation pending.
The K M picnic spot along Niles Canyon in Fremont was demolished by a bulldozer on directive of Alameda County Water District directors who lease the site from the San Francisco Water Department. Once run by E M Richardson, it sold hot dogs and drinks from 1218 Old Canyon Road. A fire caused roof damage in a prior incident, and rather than repair, the district chose to remove the structure to improve the landscape. Local residents say the site drew transients and children. The one acre area descends toward Alameda Creek and is usually crowded in summer with tents. Future use remains undecided as planning for canyon development continues.
Fremont approves joint powers agreement allowing Union Sanitary District to join a 1960s East Bay sewage disposal study. USD pays 4200 dollars, based on 7 percent district effluent flow from its Alvalado plant. Eight month project expected to finish in late 1971 with Adamson Kennedy Engineers and monthly reports to a technical committee.
A proposed special civic district rezoning adjacent to Birch Grove Community Park would let Newark review all building plans in the area. Planning Director Charles Cashmark leads the proposal as commissioners also review a revised Lyons Development tract map for a 30 home subdivision at Robertson Avenue and Cedar Boulevard. The meeting at 7 p.m. in the City Admin Building will include staff studies on commercial district regulations and a general plan study for the area south of Mowry Avenue.
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association canceled the planned October 22 candidate forum after organizers saw little candidate interest, according to manager Sanford. Directors had arranged to let candidates for various offices air views in response to a member request.
Hayward California Tuesday October 13 1970 photo panel or local feature item captures community scenes and notes from South County. A brief portrait of daily life with local settings and figures.
U S Senate hopeful John Tunney will headline a Democratic candidates night in Hayward with Assembly and State Senate contenders from four clubs. Attendees include Assemblyman Carlos Bao, Assemblywoman March Fong, and State Senators John Holmdahl John Rutherford, Alfred Alquist, etc. Other names eyed: Edmund G Brown Jr Milton Gordon Ronald Cameron. Event runs 730 to 930 p.m. Tickets 3. Cocktails hors d oeuvres to be served.
West Union City trustees meet to decide on establishing a Westview primary school under the Princeton Plan to mix schools and preserve ethnic balance by pairing with Leames School. Superintendent Bay recommends rejection. residents and groups debate amid other agenda items.
Newark park and recreation commissioners quietly reviewed updated industrial landscaping requirements at a meeting. Planning Director Charles Cashmark explained the ordinance, tied to zoning changes in April, mandating landscaping the first 10 feet of industrial site frontage. The panel considered comparisons with Fremont and Union City and left the matter for now.
Tomorrow at 7 am at Rancho Arroyo School youngsters from Mount Eden and Las Loraine area ages 2 to 19 are eligible to attend. Enrolled youths will explore projects in electricity cooking dog care cabbits entomology knitting and rosery.
Neil Smithwick of the California Dental Association endorses Proposition J on the November 3 ballot to fluoridate Fremont Newark and Union City water. He cites health gains from fluoridated water and argues reduced dental decay lowers costs. cites figures from California Dental Service and Head Start showing lower expenses for fluoridated areas.
San Leandro artist member Ray Matolini will present eight Tie Dakin paintings to the San Leandro Art Association tonight at pm. Mrs Matolini discovered the works by accident and has been authorized to allow one to be offered to the Oakland Museum. Association members will select the piece. This will be the first public showing of the Dakin pitt lines.
The State Franchise Tax Board urges seniors to file 1970 property tax relief claims by Thursday to avoid denial. Eligible applicants must be 65 or older as of Jan 1 1970, own and occupy their home, have paid property taxes, and live with household income under 3550. Forms available at tax offices or by mail to Senior Citizens Property Tax Assistance, Box E588, Sacramento, Calif.
Alameda County Welfare Commission will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the county welfare building at 401 Broadway Oakland to discuss soaring welfare costs and criticism of the welfare administration. August total welfare bills reached 8 035 026 with 35 101 cases, plus county share of 1 280 528 and monthly increases averaging 155 550 since January. The state and federal contributions exceed three to one per county dollar.
A series of work sessions on new policies was temporarily suspended after the school board and teacher representatives became bogged down in details. Trustees planned to cover policies in one or two sessions but hours passed without agreement. Administrators and teachers will test a new format to reconcile differences before board review.
A report on possible anti vandalism steps for Newark High School will be presented to the Newark Unified School District board tonight. Superintendent John MacGregor was asked three weeks ago to prepare options including a security guard with a watchdog and alarm system, noting vandalism has risen but not yet reached costs of hiring a guard. Meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. in district offices at 5715 Musick Ave Newark.
Chairman Mrs. William Nol of 2131 West 13th Ave San Leandro is named co-chairman to coordinate San Leandro area chairmen campaigning for Proposition C on the November 3 ballot. The measure would authorize a tax override to fund first phase construction for two colleges to ease enrollment pressures at Chabot College in Hayward.
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