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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1973
Page
14
Alameda County Elections Department releases final results by precinct. Deiter ¢' Lockyer of San Leandro leads the race, with William McCall of Matioa and Freedom Party candidate Houburi Ivana in the field.
Area artists present at the Castro Valley Wall Festival preview at the community center on Lake Chabot Road. O Lawrence Hansen watches Lloyd Rasmussen react to a painting from a 50-piece local show sponsored by the American Association of University Women. The event runs Sept 21 from 6 to 10 30 pm with a fashion show and wine tasting. admission is 3a.
The California Public Utilities Commission issues an interim decision reopening the train crossing dispute after hearings. Fremont officials and Allen Sprague welcome the move as a first step toward solving years of blockages at local crossings. The decision calls for railroad compliance with existing regulations while scheduling further hearings to gather more evidence and draft a general order regulating occupancy of public grade crossings.
An industrial commission endorsed a 3 zone change for a Hayward firm to build a furniture showroom warehouse on Whipple Road near the Nims Freeway. The plan includes landscaping and an attractive building design. The commission imposed a condition to widen Whipple Road by two lanes at the Whipple Road Industrial Parkway intersection, funded by the Wickes Corp and adjoining property owners.
The Daily Review-Hayward presents South County scene coverage for Friday September 7 1973 detailing local events, people and places of interest in Gall. The item emphasizes community happenings and notable local names in a concise, period tone.
San Leandro and LYO Cable discuss a lease for a city property at the corner of Marlin Boulevard and Neptune Drive to house a 4,000 square foot single story facility. Plans include a Marina area compatible design, with permits and leasing to be finalized before a four month construction window. Service rollout aims for late October or November with a 10 year franchise term.
AC Transit unveils scale models of nine prototype buses built by Rohr, Initustelcs, Lnte, AG Corp and GM. The $25 million federal study aims to pick a final design for faster, safer, air conditioned buses with 45 to 47 seats. If approved, California pollution rules will guide design, with mass production possible by 1978.
Hayward resident Douglas A. Carlton, 40, was sentenced to life in prison by Judge John Keane in Yale County Court for the May 10 murder of Elbert C. Frahm, 62, in a Putah Creek parking lot. A .22 caliber weapon was found in Carlton’s possession and robbery was the apparent motive. Carlton also faces a murder count in Solano County over the guitar slaying of Homer Opperman.
Union City police promote three patrol officers to sergeant and transfer a sergeant to the interdepartmental post. Al Guzman 27 joined as reserve in 1987 John Nanry 25 with three years in the department John Brady 97 four years as an australman Serjeant Petty to head revoals and communications division starting Sept 16, a civilian post moved to sworn status approved by council.
An Oakland firm Garother Burk submitted the apparent low bid of 90,492 for floodlighting of Pacific High School softball in San Leandro. The next lowest bid was 33,204 and the highest bid 444. The base estimate was about 99,000, with the low bid near that amount.
A 60 day county jail term was imposed on Joseph A. Verd in a Newark carpenter after a jury found him guilty on a driving while intoxicated charge tied to drug use. He faces a related felony possession count arising from the same incident with evidence of heroin bags and needle marks cited by an officer.
Hayward Board of Adjustments grants a use permit for a 6.7 square unit addition to Linda Vista Manor at 1659 1 St. The project will double bed capacity to 70 and include landscaping and refurbishments. Also approved a contractor's trailer as an office and storage yard at 22941 Atherton St.
Red Cross outreach at Southland shopping center Hayward from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. offers veteran aid on civilian transition plus medical education and employment options. Fund-raising party at Bayview Ave with $2.50 admission and club door charge. Community drug abuse training 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at Project Eden drop-in center Botany Geo behind Hayward City Center. Potluck dinner Sunday 12 00 Russell Way Hayward hosted by Hayward Area Historical Society. Foll meeting sponsored by Southern Manieba County Belled Teachers Association at 10 a.m. Monday First Presbyterian Church 4490 Gove Way Hayward. Reservations by early G-224.
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