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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1973
Page
6
Lowella E B Mott of 358 Howthires Common received a suspended six month jail term and two years probation after being found guilty of manslaughter in a Dec 2 collision that killed 12 year old Julie Ann Leal at the Mowry Avenue Logan Drive intersection. Her license was suspended for one year.
Newark trustees will consider a deal with Ronald W. Harrison to pay the district 257 per dwelling unit for an 87 unit housing project west of Haley Street and Mirabeau Drive. The plan adds about 122 students and the district will treat future developers similarly.
Fairview Fire District director Robert Schmitz seeks written data to prove some ambulance firms offer no-charge uses during emergencies. Chief Joe Ortiz says payments are billed to the county if a patient refuses care. The board ponders rotating ambulance services and timing concerns raised by Lehmite and Seumila.
Head Start begins this week in a new location at 33496 Western Ave New Haven City behind the Man Power Development Training Program. Two sessions four days a week host 30 children each with two teachers and an aide. classrooms include music science library blocks and art. Friday is set for parent training staff meetings and home visits with a health coordinator available for family medical concerns.
Mrs. James F. Stubbs reports a U Haul trailer was stolen from their Lewelling Boulevard motel parking in San Leandro between midnight and 7 45 AM on September 12. The trailer contained irreplaceable items from their late son including pictures and letters, prompting Mrs. Stubbs to appeal for return of the dresser contents.
Challenge Highlands HOA and Highland Baptist Church discuss Hayward Boulevard improvements and BOSSO impact at 7 30 p m public hearing at Kennedy High School Fremont Also Washington Township Hospital license change hearing and Eden Japanese Community Center events announce talks by Dr Wong and Shihara in San Leandro and Marin demonstration by Hirabayashi Newcomers orientation for Oakland Emoryville and Parents Without Partners meeting schedule listed
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission weighs hiring Arnold & Palmer & Noble for public information work while critic staff warn against perceived control. Meade Telfair argues the proposal would reclaim staff duties and waste money. auditor notes 420,000 budget for consultants. Heathshueg councilman William Lucius defends the project amid potential conflicts with the Golden Gate Bridge District.
Sarah 11 Rebecca 19 and Mrs Frank Grant organize a San Lorenzo Girl Scout flea market at Grant Avenue Little League parking lot. Brownies cadettes and seniors will vend toys books and objects from 10 am to 4 pm on Saturday.
Districts in Castro Valley San Lorenzo San Leandro Fremont Newark set back-to-school nights in the coming weeks. Schools list dates Tonight Oct. 1 2 3 4 7 9 12 and more with high junior and elementary campuses hosting sessions for parents to meet staff and learn about the new year.
Local page notes events and happenings in South County with brief items from Hayward and surrounding communities. September listings and notices reflect community life on the Tuesday date.
Fremont Union Sanitary District directors awarded a 4,287 contract to Bird Machine Company for a ventrifuge device used in sewage treatment. Some directors criticized the lack of competitive bidding and potential delivery delays, noting Bird was the only bidder and a 85 to 6 month lead time for custom parts.
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors endorsed San Lorenzo-Alamein County Planning Commission recommendations for Grant Avenue Industrial tract with minor changes and rescinded a July 20 moratorium resolution. They cited legal issues and fairness, noting San Leandro charter blocks city cooperation. They will still refer building permits to the association.
The San Lorenzo Community Center hosts an open house on October 20 to showcase its renovation aimed at boosting public use. Directors Esther Jorgensen and Ed Blanchard organize the event with invites to the Fire Department and Hayward Area Recreation District.
Lewis St. yesterday Guilty plea entered by Louis A. Garcia and Manuel Carrillo in municipal court on one count of grand theft. Garcia 32 warehousing manager prepared phony orders worth 23391 dollars and had electronics shipped to five locations in Southern California. Carrillo 30 loaded the orders onto trucks. shipments delivered to Garcia’s friends and relatives who were told the gear was mounted. Police found the thefts during routine inventory and both defendants were certified to Superior Court for sentencing.
Hayward board of HARD failed to name the park from Challenge Highlands Homeowners Association list on Sept 11. Directors later approved Challenge Park after a reconsideration letter from the association. The name is retained as the faction could gain the required support.
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