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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1971
Page
10
A personal reminiscence about late night clubs and all night gigs. The writer laments aging and fatigue while recalling college pranks and high school wakefulness, praising those who sustain late hours for music and camaraderie despite throngs of revelers and 4 am exits.
Hal Fugate, 40, executive director of the Fremont Unified District Teachers Association for three years, resigns to take a higher paying post in Dawney, Los Angeles County. He steps down effective next Friday after citing better pay and professional opportunities.
Mrs. Gunnel Ingeborn Sundbien pleads not guilty in superior court to 19 charges related to the deaths of two Castro Valley teens William Bell 18 and Sabrine Barker 18 as they stood at the edge of Redwood Road The California Highway Patrol says a car driven by Sundbien struck them A September 2 appearance date was set.
Hayward Municipal Band directed by Anthony Maralli performs at Kennedy Park sponsored by the Hayward Area Recreation District. Programs include Maes h a Poco Orpheus Well ing Whids Lady of Spain Around the World in Days Man of La Mancha Gorahwin and other selections at 2 20 p m Sunday.
Five large moving trailers shuttle 70 000 books between Centerville and Fremont libraries into a 20 000 square foot facility next to the city center. Staff expect to reopen Centerville and nearby branches by early October with shelves arriving by September 10 and plan a permanent 85 000 square foot center within five years near the civic area.
SAN LEANDRO Chamber of commerce directors agreed to hear opposition testimony before deciding on public subscription to buy the historic Casa Peralta at 304 W Estudilla Ave The board plans a tour before the September 16 meeting Galloway heads the community fund drive and favors preserving the mansion as a cultural center while weighing tax implications and potential partial use in new development The Casa Peralta Foundation aims for $180000 with a 25 percent down payment and five year balance Mrs Gilmore the owner may accept the plan to transfer deed after renovations are deemed unnecessary
Manuel Andrade failed in a second attempt to rezone his 467 Hampton Road Cherryland property for a commercial auto sales and service facility. The Alameda County Board of Supervisors rejected the proposal as opponents cited loss of residential buffers and favoring a single developer. Opponents included Bowen and Rubiolo Sr among others. while another zoning decision approved for 22170 South Garden Ave for a motor hotel, and Nikolaou’s 673 Medford Ave request was postponed for review.
Washington Hospital faces a puzzling drop in patient admissions amid a $10 million expansion to double capacity. Administrator Richard M. Warren says the decline may not last, with occupancy dipping to five-year lows while the district grows by 18,000 to 20,000 residents. He cites recession impact and postponed care as likely causes, noting similar national trends and Medicare review efforts.
The commission backed no broad change for the Industelil to heavy zoning near Arron Road Baymberg Avenue and the Southern Pacific tracks. It urged site controls and tied rezoning to district assessment guarantees. Nearby single family residents opposed the measure. Recommendations included denial of 24075 Thitntiwood Ave industrial to high density residential and approval of a service station use permit for Ship Breakwater Ave by Union OM Co.
Local page highlights place names Hayward and Cafit with a Friday date of September 3, 1971. Brief notes on community life and events appear in a compact, era-typical regional column style.
Alfred A. Turla 44 of Eggers Drive Fremont admitted in superior court yesterday to assault with a deadly weapon in the June 11 shooting of his former girlfriend Patricia Foster 98 of 1860 Menta Drive. He concealed a semi automatic pistol in a bag brought into Foster's home and fired once in the kitchen then again as she led to a neighbor's house. Sentencing set for Sept. 14.
The Viking Lounge at 3574 Peralta Blvd won an after hours dancing license after a 21‑member appeal board approved it despite objections from Police Chief Fabbri and City Manager Driggs. The permit allows music and dancing 2 AM to closing, with quarterly $50 fees and noted enforcement conditions for safety and health.
Newark officials admit the Eucalyptus Grave Park was closed last Sunday due to a misread schedule by a part time recreation worker. City council members ordered a weekend trial opening in July and August after residents complained of a conservation only policy.
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