Downtown Hayward Faces Cleanup Challenge and Debates
Downtown Hayward residents and merchants debate how to clean up the area. Opinions split between building facelifts and removing street problems like winos and prostitution, with police, judges, and citizens urged to act. Local business owners report mixed changes as police pressure continues.
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Hayward
Charles Plummer
Sol Lereh
Hayward Loan
Mission Boulevard
Winton Avenue
Lareh
Simon, Jackson, Main and
Watkins Streets
Manuel Camara
Waterfront Merchant's Association
Manuel Newman
Watkins Street
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Hayward park land purchase sparks HARD board debate
In Hayward, a $385000 acquisition of under five acres near San Lorenzo drew clash at HARD board and candidate forums. Incumbents Aitken and Campbell defended the land as essential beside a nine acre park and school site, while challenger Ostarello argued the price exceeds need and warned against hasty buying. A local delegation urged purchase and funding, with discussion of future community center directors to ensure citizen needs are met.
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Hayward
San Lorenzo
Hayward Area Recreation District Board
John Ostarello
Kenneth Aitken
Shirley Campbell
San Lorenzo Little League
San Lorenzans
Hard
Coril
Lee Ee
Rachel
Jardine
Super Agency Proposed for Consumers
A congressional study by Rep. John E. Moss calls for creating a super agency to regulate consumers from prescription drugs to seat belts. The report faults current agencies for ignoring consumer interests and urges a unified body to oversee broad protections.
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Fish census shocks fish with lake electro shockers
In Castro Valley California park lakes Cull Lake and Temescal were subjected to an electro shocking survey by park district and state fish and game officials. Fish were stunned with about 40 volts, netted, measured, then returned unharmed as inventories noted many species including largemouth bass bluegill crappie bluegill redear sunfish and golden shiners. No goldfish or carp were found.
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Park and Fish and Game
Sua
Castro Valley
Cull Lake
John Meehan
Jett
Ron Curtis
Daight Pringle
Bab Nuzum
Fast Bay
Park District
California Department of Fish and Game
Cull Canyon Regional Park
Gallant's Lake
Temescal
Alameda County
Drsight Pringle
State Fish and Game Department
Num
Naum
Nuzum
Murder as major U S death cause in national study
A Stanford psychiatry professor reported at the National Homicide Symposium that murders rose to a leading death cause in the United States. He described killers as typical Americans with an average age of 21, with women often involved in the killings and 50 percent linked to alcohol.
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U.S
Donald T. Lunde
Stanford
Lunde
United States
New England
Halloween plans loom for Review Park students
Hayward area pages tease Halloween antics with students dressing as Dracula the Phantom of the Opera and death. Other items note a farmer con man Tommy and a shoplifting jacket trick. Nearby Fremont residents seek help after a young girl’s death.
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Park School
Hayward
Tommy
Fremont
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