State office vetoes OEO grant for Hayward agency
Hayward anti poverty directors learned a $40,751 federal OEO grant was vetoed by the State Office of Economic Opportunity. The veto may be overridden by federal officials, with support seen from western regional OEO staff. A prior Reagan-era dispute involving the Southern Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency colors current expectations.
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Newark hearing set on development plan west of Heley Street
Newark officials schedule four public hearings to approve an RR ent development on 1A acres west of Heley Street and Mis raheau Drive. Developer Ronald Harnidan Newark faces environmental concerns about adding 122 students to Newark Unified School District. district support includes $257 per dwelling unit.
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Park and Recreation Commission
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Regnoral Park
Gayot Hills
Patterson Ranch
Singer Housing Ve
Juvenile Merits Hearing Set Over Assault Case San Leandro
A San Leandro High School student faces a detention hearing to decide if the youth should remain in juvenile hall pending trial on an assault with a deadly weapon charge. A probation petition cites possession of drug paraphernalia and the alleged attempt to run down the school dean with a truck.
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Pharsty
Akin
Marty
Tohal
Purchiv
Sebmal
Fremont man committed for drugs
A 21 year old Fremont man was sent to the California Rehabilitation Center for narcotics addiction after a superior court hearing led by Judge Sabra. The case involved a first degree robbery charges tied to a Warm Springs robbery on August 14. A co defendant, Weary Rigmaiden, faced charges dropped for insufficient evidence. Panatites had prior probation for stealing a safe and auto theft.
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California
M. 0 Sabra
Michael Panarites
Canarites
Superior
Warm Springs
Weary
Rigmaiden
Wiltrssex
Rigmaidan
Panatites
Irvington
Fremont water district to study Jurd aides tonight
Alameda County Water District directors meet to review financing for a $2.1 million Mission Sandase Water Treatment Plant. A $1 million loan and major facilities charge are planned to fund construction with potential future water purchases from San Francisco Water District. The agenda also lists a proposed purchase of six compact sedans and tracks.
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Alameda County
Mission Sandase
Nest Sear
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Nitvelors
Elstriet
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Community events calendar edited for Hayward area
Listings include a spaghetti dinner at Fairview Elementary hosted by Cub Scout Pack 03 with tickets at $1 for adults and 30 cents for children, a country western hoedown at Souls Hayward Democratic Club RWyn, a masquerade ball by the NAACP at 1020 St Hayward with $8 per person or per couple, and a Halloween Monster Mash dance at Niles Mall with costume contest and bulit dinar. Tickets available by phone numbers provided.
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Niles Mall
National Guard to Clean Out San Leandro Creek
San Leandro and Oakland residents join with W National Guard to clear a 1.7 mile stretch of San Leandro Creek between Cleveland Elementary and Madison Junior High. Pete Ruggeri says equipment arrives Saturday with two-day work starting Sunday. lunch provided by Cleveland staff. project targets overgrowth and poison ivy.
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Traffic panel seeks county board freeze on new industrial sites
San Lorenzo Traffic Action Committee STAC urges Alameda County supervisors to impose a temporary freeze on industrial development in unincorporated areas west of the Southern Pacific railroad from Grant Avenue to Hayward. The group cites rising industrial traffic impacting San Lorenzo residents and asks for interim zoning prohibitions and alternate access plans.
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David D. Lehannon
Herbert Darker
Bohannon
Bockmint Road
New committee to review policy on student cops
Newark A debate over Ohlone College student police arreste power sparks anew as trustees form a panel to review a policy draft. Key figures include William J Otterloh. trustees split between granting power and keeping strict oversight amid concerns of false arrest and campus safety.
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Ohlone College
Arrékl
Uno
William J. Otterloh
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Truster
Joseph McCord
Nalmuty
Patios
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South County Scene in Hayweird California
Local page highlights community happenings in Hayweird California with brief notes on events and people shaping the South County area. Highlights include neighborhood stories, upcoming meetings, and local spotlights from October 25, 1973.
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Citizens panel backs park plan
A local Citizens Task Force endorses the Bay Regional Park District master plan urging adoption with additions. The plan envisions 40 park sites, 4,000 miles of trails, and costs from 21.8 to 42.0 million, while proposing six additional parks and expanded existing ones including Sunol Valley and Cull Canyon.
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Nas Sul
Bay Repional Park District
Citizens Task Force
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Citizens ‘Task Force
Aay
Sunol Valley
Gitrin
Cull Canyon
Alureda County
Redwood
Briones
Point Pinole
Sibley
Marth
Niles considers extending historical overlay district
Fremont planning commission meets tonight to decide on extending a historical overlay in Niles. The proposal would block certain uses and require new construction to match surrounding styles along Alameda Creek and Mission Boulevard. Residents, including the Save Our Niles Committee, oppose plans for high and medium density housing between key streets.
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California Nursery
Halloween Spook Day Events In Newark And Fremont
Spooks prepare for Halloween at Newark Community Center 25801 Cedar Blvd with a costume contest parade starting 2 p.m. on Saturday. A Spook Action parade begins 9 30 a.m. at Lanenin Elementary 36111 Bettentallrt St Newark. Fremont hosts a carnival at Bunker Elementary 6071 Smith Ave with a costume parade and fan activities Saturday.
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Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Lanenin
Bettentallrt St
Newark
Valley Unified School District Meeting On Cable TV
A portion of last Thursday's Chatto Valley Unified School District board meeting aired between 9 30 and 10 on channel 18. The program featured an edited half hour presentation by school counselors describing counseling services and answering questions from viewers. The trustees decided to broadcast the session through the local cable company Cablevision on Televonys channel 18.
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Unified School District
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