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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1973

Page

13

San Leandro Crime Report Shows July Shift in Violent and Property Thefts

July crime stats for San Leandro Police Department show 226 serious offenses, bringing year total to 2,215, down slightly from last year. Increases appear in strongarm robbery commercial burglary aggravated assault and auto theft while armed robbery residential burglary and larceny decline. Bicycle theft rises with 5 July and 3 more in residential burglaries. Overall July property losses total 107,669 and year-to-date losses 702,997, with property recoveries at 28.3 percent.

San Leandro

Developer school pact okayed by trustees amid concerns

NEWANK A district and developer Ronald W Harrison reached a precedent setting agreement to help pay for schools to serve students from a planned R7 housing tract. Trustees Donald Jenson and Anne Graf dissented citing vagueness and legal risk. Critics questioned provisions on repayments if found illegal and the policy applying to future developers.

Newank Donald Jenson Anne Graf Dale Miller Ronald W. Harrison Justees

Ohlone College Considers Sabbatical Policy Tonight

Fremont trustees review a draft for a sabbatical travel and academic leave policy after months of debate. The plan grants faculty sabbaticals of one to three quarters with pay scaled by length and limits five percent of faculty on leave. administrators may take up to two months with 90 percent pay. Academic leaves are unpaid. Meeting slated for 7 30 p m.

Oly Otte Faclilly

GOP group hosts family night dinner in Hayward

The Republican Business and Professional Club of Hayward Castro Valley hosts its second annual Talat Dinner and Old Fashioned Family Night Social at the Southland Community Center tonight. Social hour at 6, dinner at 7. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1.50 for children under 12? Call Dr. Charles Ritchey, club president, 5281005 for tickets. The Weldonian Show Band will provide entertainment.

Hayward Republican Business and Professional Club Haywanl Castro Valley Southland Community Center Charles Ritchey

Screening set for Casa Peralta restoration bids

A six member screening committee, formed by the Historical Cultural Advisory Commission, will interview three consulting firms tomorrow about a master restoration plan for Casa Peralta. Proposals range from 6000 to 15000 dollars while the city has budgeted 35000 dollars for the first phase this fiscal year. The committee includes Carlos Almeida, Henry Boyce, Harald Fale, and other local representatives from the San Leandro Art Association, Casa Peralta Foundation, and the San Leandro Living History Society.

San Leandro Casa Peralta Historical-Cultural Advisory Commission Carlos Almeida Henry Boyce Harald Fale San Leauilro Art Association Ferry Galloway Casa Peratta Woundalion San Leardro Living History Society Jack Brooks Casa Peralte Donator Katherine Toner Alta Mita Club

Community events showcase varied meetings and talks

An agenda lists multiple meetings in the Bay Area with dates tonight and tomorrow. Logan High boosters meet in room 123 at James Logan High School, plus Berkeley groups including Spenger’s Fish Shop gathering, a Consumers Cooperative speaker, Fremont Democratic Women, and Proposition 1 discussion. Also Hayward Jaycees, State Savings and Loan events, Ascotvilles Anonymous, and a Transcendental Meditation lecture. Contacts Jean Culver and Nina Ham provided.

BART urged to save money by Rohr car option

BART directors were urged to exercise an option to buy 200 additional Rohr-built cars rather than bid, claiming a $10.5 million saving and 20 months faster delivery. The plan aims to support May trans bay service and seven-day operation.

Fomorrow BART B. R. Stokes Rohr Industries, Inc Chula Vista Stokes Rohr George Silliman Fremont Charles 0. Kramer R. A. Raffesberger Rail Transit Division Kramer Ralfesberger Quentin Kopp San Francisco

State board scraps freeway plans near Livermore

The state highway commission rejected a freeway right of way offer from developer H C Elliot, killing nine mile Livermore Sunol freeway plans due to lack of funds. Public hearings likely after year start to decide routing while officials warn costs could rise if subdivided.

Livermore State Highway Commission H.C. Elliot Sundl State Department of Transportation Bob Halligan Sunol Vallecitos Road Vineyard Avenue Stanley Boulevard Livermore Airport Contra Costa County Brentwood Antioch George Musso Musso Elliot

White Cane Days fundraiser for Castro Valley Lions Club

The Lions Club of Castro Valley will conduct White Cane Days on Friday and Saturday to raise money for community projects. Members will be at banks and markets in Castro Valley collecting donations and a mobile eye unit will offer free eye examinations in the Safeway parking lot. Proceeds fund glasses for the poor, Little League support, and other local endeavors. Dr Bruce Carter chairs, with Jack Haccson as co-chair and Frank Barnhisel as president.

Lions Club of Castro Valley Little League Safeway Bruce Carter Jack Haccson Frank Barn Hisel

South County Scene Featured in The Daily Review

Local brief from Hayward California highlights community happenings on September 26, 1973. Notes on residents, events, and local interests within South County. Descriptive yet concise, capturing the neighborhood spirit and weekly calendar offerings.

the Daily Review Hayward Call

Fremont trustees weigh sale of seven vacant school sites

Fremont trustees study proposed sale of seven vacant school sites totaling about 122 acres to raise at least 3.8 million, repay state loans, and cut the district tax rate. The sites include Niles High, Madmugi Elementary, Whitfield Junior High, Warm Springs High and Junior High, and Valpey Elementary, with holdings dating 9 to 12 years. The plan targets funding for North Centerville growth while addressing state requirements on district land and enrollment declines. The meeting is at American High School tonight, as trustees weigh timing and community response.

Fremont Fremnt North Centerville Madmugi Fremont Boulevard Tampico Roads Whitfield American High School Fremont Blvd

Art group eases tax woes after Alameda County reassessment

Harold Fate, president of the San Leandro Art Association, says the group’s tax problems with Alameda County have been resolved. The Paintings on display were reassessed at 501, cutting the expected inventory tax from about 200 to 15. Furniture tax extra was dismissed as donated items. Fate warns to avoid next March 1 inventory. The association faces a separate $55 land and improvements tax but expects relief if redevelopment agency property remains rent free.

San Leandro Harold Fate The Art ‘Associative Alamoa County Plaza Galleries Washington Ave City’s Redevelopment Agency Association Art Gallery Fate Itas California

Annex Hearing on Washington Manor Annexation Planned

Trustees of the San Leandro school district will hold a public hearing Tuesday on annexing the Washington Manor area. A county schools superintendent’s letter confirms residents gathered enough signatures to initiate the hearing. Some Washington Manor residents in San Lorenzo district favor placing all area schools under San Leandro, with the board to hear testimony for and against annexation within 30 days of petition receipt.

San Leandro Washington Manor San Lorenzo

New Castro Valley Chamber Names Dalton as Manager

Dalton, a seasoned communications veteran from New England, has taken over as Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce manager after Al Locke retired. He previously edited the Palo Verde Times and managed the local chamber there, praising the Castro Valley group as active doers amid broad community involvement.

Man Dalton, al Castro Valley Chamber of Commerce Fingland California al Locke Dalton Payo Verde

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