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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1963
Page
3
Assemblyman Carlos Bee outlines 1963 traffic law changes impacting speed limits from 65 to 70 with strict rules on slower traffic lanes and truck limits. New cars must have front seat safety bells, and a driver age bill to 18 faces interim study with hope for 1965 return.
King Mohammed Zahir and Queen Humaira of Afghanistan travel from Laramie Wyoming to San Francisco. The king receives a cowboy hat and an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Wyoming during the visit.
The board approved travel spending to interview county planning candidates. Edward Holden head of the advanced planning section for Los Angeles County and Richard Fernbach adviser to Falls Church redevelopment were named as nominees. William Fraley, senior planner for Alameda County, is also considered to fill the vacancy after Robert Williams resigned to take a Washington DC post.
Hayward city officials and Hayward United School District discuss installing three fire hydrants at Hayward High School to meet state requirements. The hydrants, likely funded by the city, aim to improve protection amid a dispute over annexation and district obligations. Fire Chief Matt Almuiez notes three hydrants are needed for adequate protection.
In Denver Orville Holben paid 12 dollars for three overtime parking fines and late penalties after a warning from the traffic violations bureau of the Municipal Court. City officials noted hydrant installation costs and Hayward High School property annexation to Utwaet differ in fiscal responsibility. Different avenues for funding hydrant work were discussed, with no clear obligation on the School District.
In Sacramento AP reports low bids for Santa Cruz and San Jose State University projects. George H Wilaoa Inc leads at 222 800 for plumbing as total bids approach 1.99 million across several firms. Bidders include E H Mortin Co Berkeley 4 810 electrical Ecco Phoenix San Carlos 213 078 heating and close Guy F Atkinson Co South San Francisco.
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