Prezoning proposals before city planning commission
De veloper Robert Cook submits a prezoning plan for 1725 D St to create an apartment complex under planned development controls. The commission also reviews zone change bids for Hespe rian Blvd 24765 Roy Oliver and 15 Land Ave and an 8.8 acre annexation on D Street linked to Conk’s prezoning. Administrative changes to zoning ordinance to grant greater board of adjustments powers are on the agenda.
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Mayward
Robert Cook
City Planning Commissioners
City Council Chamber
City Hall
D St
Seventh Street
Cook
Reginald Kelly
Jack
Roy Oliver
Hesperian Blvd
Gerald Burke, Jr
Land Ave
D Street
Conk
Board of Adjustments
Acting chief named at San Leandro Boys Club
San Leandro and San Mateo ties mark the appointing of 22 year old education director Alex Tsitovich as acting staff supervisor after the death of Jerry Lyons. The board seeks a new executive director, with Frank Wilson handling applications and screening services from the Boys Club of America.
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San Leandro
Alex Tsitovich
San Lean Boys' Club
Jerry Lyons
Lyons
Tsitovich
San Mateo Boys’ Club
Mike
Uciano
Club of America
San Francisco
Frank Wilson
Luciano
Hayward Public Services to discuss cable ordinance
Hayward Public Services Commission meets at city hall in conference room A with City Engineer Douglas Cruickshank and staff to review a draft ordinance establishing ground rules for cable television. They will also discuss pedestrian walkways sewer service charge study and recycling of wastes by Oakland Scavenger Co.
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Hayward
Hayward Public Services Commission
City Hall
Douglas Cruickshank
Bers
Oakland Scavenger Co
Library bids for Manor Branch renovation okayed
San Leandro library board approves six alternates for Manor Blvd duplex renovation for a new Man or Branch Library. If bids exceed the 60,000 budget, the council may allocate funds next year. Alternates cover exterior siding options, second garage, carpeting, lighting, a second public restroom, and related fixtures. Homeowners say an extra 10,000 is needed and will wait.
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San Leandro
Manor Blvd
Manor
Tenstees
Washington Manor
Bonaire
Cotmeil
Emineil
Unti
Dope suspect pleads innocent in Fremont case
Cornelius C. Bell 36 operator of Fremont Family Billiards pleaded innocent in municipal court to possession of marijuana and heroin for sale. Judge set preliminary hearing for Nee. Bell faces an additional charge for failure to register as a prohibited drug user. He was arrested Oct 15 in Tracy and is free on $10,000 bail on possession charges and $300 bail on the lesser count.
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Cornelius C. Bell
Fremont Family + Billiards
Moo. Sabraw
Nee
Bell
Drodora
Fremont
Tracy
License fee to be reconsidered in Newark council
Newark city officials meet at 7 p m in the City Administration Building to discuss a proposed license price revision. Assistant City Manager Thomas J. Smith outlines a plan to set minimum licenses at 25 and maximums at 625 tied to annual gross receipts, aligning with chamber proposals but with a minor change.
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Newark
tWnight
Thomas J. Smith
Chamber OF Commerce
Smith
Chamber
At & Pm
City Administration Building
Newark Blvd
Stray German Shepherd Bites Student in Castro Valley Classroom
Tim Schulze of Marshall Elementary was bitten by a silver German Shepherd with a brown shoulder mark during a Tuesday class. The wound required 14 stitches but he returned to school. Parents seek information on the dog and rabies shots. contact Marshall Sahoo at 587 2481 or the Animal Control Center at 161.
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Castro Valley
Marshall
Tim Schultze
Tim
Marshall Sahoo
Ani- Tek Control Center
Traster
Chicanos miss board hearing at Chabot protest
Chabot College Chicano students paused ongoing protest after missing the board agenda deadline. The group sought a campus center offering tutoring and counseling while denying calls for segregated facilities, and planned a makeshift center in campus tents as classes resume.
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Thata
Larson
Pedro Bonilla
Chabot Chicano
Reed Buffington
Bonilla
Buffington
Alameda County
Altorny
Syare
Onilla
Hillside School Goes Hawaiian for PTA Carnival
Hillside School principal David Rice leads a Hawaiian themed prep as Mrs. Andy Smith and Mrs. Del Ginn host co chaired carnival events at the San Leandro site. The event runs 11 am to 4 30 pm with a later ad din ner.
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Hillside
David Rice
Andy Smith
129Th Ave
del Ginn
Maubert Ave
San Leandro
PTA Carnival
Proposition H debate on Castro Valley school board districts
Mrs. Drag and Paul Rhodes faced off at the Barbara Crosby Council PTA over Proposition H. If approved, it would abolish trustee areas in the Castro Valley Unified School District, sparking concerns that Independent and Palomares residents would lose their lone representation.
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Castro Valley
Independent
Palomares
Castro Valley Unified
Drag
Earl Warren
Canyon High School
Rhodes
Castro Valley Unified School District
Barbara Crosby Council
PTA
Paloimares
Independent-Patomares
Palomares Independent
Castra Valley
Fremont Planning Commission to rule on high explosives storage
At 7 30 p m in city council chambers the Fremont planning commission will consider United States Natural Resources Mining and Materials Co proposal to use the abandoned Nike radar site beside Coyote Hills Regional Park for storage of explosives and machinery. The staff urges denial of a Red Cross branch office at 57083 Elm St and opposes a proposed auto wrecking yard at 4000 West Warren Ave.
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Fremont
Planning Commission
Red Cross
Civic Center Drive
United States Natural Re
Sources Mining and Materials Co
Nike
Police Pistol Range
Coyote Hills Regional Park
American Red Cross
Elm St
Larry Poffenroth
West Warren Ave
Hayward City Eyes Quick Fix For Winton Avenue Bottleneck
Hayward traffic engineer Chris Kinzel orders a fast interim solution for the Winton Avenue bottleneck between the Nimitz Freeway and Hesparian Boulevard after residents urge action. The council backs a temporary light approach and possible manned control while a longer 50 000 plan to install lights, rephase signals, and add Southland entrance awaits budget.
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Hayward
Bes
Winton Avenue
Nimitz
Hesperian Boulevard
Stonewall Avenue
Chris Kinzel
Kinzel
Stonewall
Winton
Southland Drive
Southland
Southland Place
Public Works
Ed Phillips
West Street
Phillips
Kinze
George Oakes
Oakes
Newark candidates urge prudent school funding at board night
Newark Unified School District candidates promote fiscal caution and high performance. Elwood Ballard vows to dissent when needed and criticizes spending versus outcomes while Al Berkowitz stresses budget analysis. Jerry Craft and Thomas Estrada cite federal and local experience to guide expenditures and school building needs.
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Glenn Anderson
Newark
Newark Unified School District Board
Stan Dragus
Rosan Wilson
al Berkowitz
Jones-Hamilton Co
Jerry W. Craft
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
San Francisco
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