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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
13
Local page from The Daily Review Hayward California dated September 13 1929 highlights civic happenings and community notices in South County. The item emphasizes neighborhood events and everyday affairs that shaped daily life in the region.
Fremont officials review an environmental impact report by Singer-Cooke of San Francisco criticizing the Sinner Nousing Co. plan to build 17 single family homes on two parcels. The report raises concerns about land use, open space, pedestrian access, and potential intrusion on open areas.
The Bondire Civic League in San Leandro will begin a virtual membership drive on October 1 led by Mrs Ellen Pelham. Goals include a higher turnout from last year and a $2 family dues with receipts funding the association's fundraising. Kay Nieto was named fairs chairman and will represent neighborhood associations at monthly meetings and council gatherings. The group discussed adding two adult leaders for Rock-a-Hop dances and coordinated monthly dances for sixth through ninth graders. A bylaws review emphasized summer executive meetings, with Art Cesana named entertainment chair and head of revised bylaws.
San Leandro officials face a wave of interest from people wanting permission to live on boats at the marina. About 40 letters were sent to berth applicants, with reviews postponed until marina supervisor Chuck Haley returns from vacation. Aged residents express interest but lack boats, while background checks will govern approvals.
Tickets remain for the annual bean feed balloon seat event in San Leandro. The Chabot Republican Women’s Club sponsors a social tour and a pat dinner at Aleta Jonson’s home 2724 Hanaeview Ave. Prices are 2.90 per person. The evening features an apple pie and a white elephant sale after dinner with reservations through Comic Smith.
HOPE needs good condition furniture for a small senior apartment from Eggental furnishings. Six lines request nine small black portable televisions and up to four portable sewing machines. White shelves to donate or deliver are requested. Call HOPE at 6A Wii for pickup service.
A garbled review notes that at Union City Auto movie theater the notion of getting away seems unlikely if a driver bolts ahead and spots an exit. The piece suggests escape would be hard even with a quick glance toward the exit.
Lone Gear Industries will halt operations at three gravel plants in the East Bay, with only the Oakland unit remaining read only. Martin Oberg cites funding issues and midyear adjustments as causes. Tremont and San Leandro sites will close, while San Teandri continues limited sales of building materials and pre mixed concrete products. Premapt plant also to remain active.
On the agenda the Alamode County Water District board meets at Centurion Presbyterian Church at 438 Central Ave Fremont tomorrow at 1 pm. The session covers an exhibit and sale of chartered items sourced from Asia Africa and South America.
A Metropolitan Transportation Commission committee delayed further talks on the Dumbarton Bridge reconstriction project until October. San Mateo County supervisors approved an access plan, leaving East Palo Alto and Palo Alto opposing the feeder routes. Palo Alto demands city agreement on University Avenue access before approval.
Ohlone College trustees canceled a private all day board retreat after a legal opinion said it would violate the Brown Act. President Walter Thompson announced the cancellation and proposed a public session plus a later special meeting on September 23 to address board relations and personnel matters.
Fremont city officials and League of Women Voters representatives debated growth policy funding. Officials warned open space and housing density affect city revenues and services, while council members pressed for better data on fiscal impact and public willingness to fund conservation and development. Open space costs and broader tax implications dominated the discussion as planners seek a balanced long term plan.
City council tonight reviews school crossing guard placement standards and compares with other cities. They consider funding from 8000 to 4200 dollars for a full school year, plus discuss amending street signage rules to remove a $10 one time payment. Environment plans include authorizing site purchase for a new fire station at Station Road and Mowry Avenue, ending months of site negotiations with Alpha HL Rogers.
The city council votes to limit highway construction programs as costs rise. Environmental impact fees and pavement costs push the budget toward a 225000 deficit with a total near 1 million including near term projects. Some projects risk losing federal and state matching funds if canceled. Plans include Fremont Boulevard extension and other road work. A housing plan and historic review extensions gain approval in related business.
The Alameda County Welfare Commission votes to extend general assistance to include women applicants under the county program. The plan aims to stop women from standing on street corners waiting for farm labor buses, while the commission asks supervisors to empower the welfare department to reform men and women’s job availability reporting. Those hired under the program earn from seven to twenty-six dollars daily based on ability, with some critics arguing the system remains flawed.
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