Labor Day Closures Ripple Through South County Businesses
Most South County businesses will close Monday for Labor Day with most reopening Thursday for California Admission Day. Berks and Alameda County offices close both days, Post Office branches shut Monday but mail not delivered. the Post Office runs usual on Admission Day. City offices in Soyitt County close, only Retual and Livermore open Thursday. Fremont halves city offices on Admission Day while Livermore offices stay open. AG transit runs Sunday and holiday schedule Monday, then summer schedule Tuesday.
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Alameda County
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AG. Transit
School site soil test okayed by New Haven district
New Haven Unified School District trustees voted to hire an independent testing firm to check soil compaction at Cesar Chavez Junior High School amid rumors of inadequate compaction. They also opened two bids for eight portable classrooms for spatial education programs, with bids far exceeding estimates and referred to counsel and staff for analysis.
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Cesar Chayea
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Speedspace Corp
Mayor to testify in Washington on housing and funding
SAV LEANDRO Mayor Jack D Maltuster will testify in Washington DC before the House Banking and Currency Committee on Nixon s block grants program for state and metropolitan housing agencies. He will review wage and price freeze effects on San Leandro firemen and seek emergency funding to dredge the channel and possibly buy Casa Peralta. The mayor also attends the National Governors Conference in Salt Lake City to discuss revenue sharing and other matters.
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Washington, D. C
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House Representatives Banking and Cureney Committee
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Historia Casa Peralta
Balore
Sait Vam
Thrasher Park master plan eyed by city leaders
SAN LEANDRO The recreation and parks commission will ask the city council to hire Environ, a local architectural firm, to prepare a master development plan for Thrasher Park. The plan is due by end of March and a $4,000 design fee was set aside. The city plans to widen Davis Street, expanding the park by about half an acre. The pool, used mainly by children up to 14, needs repairs.
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Recreation and Parks Commission
Environ
Thrasher Park
Davis Street
Davis
Sign extension bid denied in San Leandro zoning hearing
The San Leandro zoning board denied Steve Material and Steve's Marine an application to add six feet to a freestanding sign at 375 East 14th Street. Multiple motions to approve or change the sign height failed, with a final 6 to 1 vote against the proposal. Variance talks for duplexes on Huth Court were continued to October 7 per Forrest Visver’s request.
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Steve Mateial
Steve's Marine, Inc
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Timit
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Connci
Gilbert Pitman
Huth Court
Applcant Forrest Visver
Chamber backs lower industry tax proposal in Hayward
Hayward Chamber of Commerce committee urged a nominal manufacturers tax of ten cents per employee instead of a higher city staff plan. Roger Anderson, chamber vice president, said the aim is to record industries in the city and keep local tax competitive. The proposal would cost under 100 employees about $25, 100 to 999 employees about $50, 500 plus about $100, with the city plan charging $26 plus $2 per employee and a possible graduated schedule to aid large employers.
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Hayward
Horse Vaccination Drive At Barhwo Stables
A public vaccination event will run tomorrow from 4 to noon at Barhuo Stables, 49510 Osgnod Rosd, to protect horses against Verazethian equine cephalomyelitis. Dr. Bentham and Dr. Hubbard oversee the effort, extending a week-long campaign in South County with about 1,200 horses previously vaccinated in Washington Township. The federal government covers the total cost of vaccinations.
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Hubbard
South County
Bentham
Washington Township
Alameda County Planning Commission Meeting Agenda Report
Schedule notes show a May date in San Leandro with a public works venue at 199 Elmhurst Street Hayward. Items include amendments and ordinances for the Alameda County Planning Commission session at 1:20 p.m. Tuesday with Kenley Mountay and Park Maynari referenced in the draft agenda.
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San Leandro to reply to national housing discrimination study
Leandro officials prepare an answer to the National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing. Mayor Jack D. Mallester says the city will respond with what it has done, plans, and what makes sense, while resisting outside monitoring. Jillia Hare of the committee insists on an active program, not a stored letter, noting past critiques of San Leandro. The city already cites broader recruitment, police training, and a housing stance differing from committee recommendations.
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San Leandro
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Welcome New Teachers At Community Luncheon
A chamber of commerce event welcomed new teachers with jokes, speeches, and entertainment at the International Kitchen banquet hall. Mayor William van Doorr and School Superintendent William Bolt attended as Master of Ceremonies and speaker, while Dennis Shaw, a national wrestling champion, offered a brief address amid lighthearted mingling and prize drawings.
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Don Droliman
Ron
Willam Bolt
Dennis Shaw
South Bay faces costly sewage options and regional plan hurdles
A $250,000 South Bay Dischargers Study outlines major obstacles to regional sewage treatment for South San Francisco Bay communities. Experts warn any method, from enhanced treatment to ocean discharge, faces environmental, regulatory, and fault-line challenges. A regional plant with Bay outfalls is the proposed “super sewer,” but regulators, geology, and politics complicate feasibility while alternatives like reclamation are also under review. Local agencies include the Whitton Sanitary District, the City of Livermore, and Valley Communities Services District.
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Protesting pastor to leave Shasta
A Shasta area clergyman, Rev. Douglas Amit Will, announces plans to spend a year atop Mount Shasta in protest of war. He vows to remain on the mountain next Friday and until the war ends if necessary, calling the conflict malignant madness.
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Cal
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Rho
Douglas Amit
Smith
New service center selects home in San Leandro
San Leandro’s new Service Center chose a two story building at 736 East 14th Street for shared use with a food stamp outlet on the first floor and a teen drop in center on the second floor. The center plans renovations costing about 1700 dollars and seeks volunteers to prepare the space.
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San Leandro
Caroline Miller
Centers’ Board of Directors
Joseph Bellin
Coutites
Southern
Alameda County Economic Opportunity Agency
Emergency Employment Act
Fundao
Miller
Fired woman seeks job back over falsified age claim
Edith Lybrand of Oakland says she was fired on June 25 after admitting falsifying her age to meet the East Gay Regional Park District five year limit. She seeks reinstatement and back pay, arguing age discrimination and that her work record was satisfactory. Board discussions and potential hearings are pending.
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Thesday
Distief
Edith Lybrand
Oakland
Fred C. Blumberg
Bauer
Lybrauld
Richard Trudeau
Reagan campaign broadens minority youth apprenticeship drive
Governor Reagan says California’s tougher plan to place minority youths in jobs through apprenticeship has won backing from the U S Department of Labor. James Straten says the program aims to raise state apprenticeship ranks from 28 000 to 44 000 and includes penalties for violators.
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Sacramento
Reagan
California
U. S. Department of Labor
James Straten
Prenticeship
Stratlen
The Daily Haven Patched by The Baily Review
The Daily Haven's edition appears corrected by The Baily Review with Patched bylines. Ing Floyd Sparak and William Chilcote are named in production roles. Byglneve Mer a and Sammasictton te YW are listed alongside Aggie De honsre and Nepwordy cal in staff credits.
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