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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
9
Hayward and Colt are highlighted in a September 27 1973 feature from Thisday covering local arts scene and notable performances at South County venues. The piece notes rising talents and community engagement with theater and music amid a changing cultural landscape.
Castro Valley Eden Hospital board votes to lease hospital grounds to Inter Medical Facilities Corporation of San Francisco for a medical office building. The $1,000 annual rent runs 40 years before reverting to the hospital, which cites maintaining a first rate facility as its goal despite opposition from local Chamber of Commerce.
Local anti poverty directors told staff and committees to draft a mini grant application for special revenue sharing funds from county city or private sources. Bill Newton said the move ensures future funding proposals exist for the current or successor program. Board chair John Lavely noted a federal officers hearing in San Francisco today with a decision due after the first of next week.
Bohannon square dance exhibit and barbecue hosted by SAN LORENZO Bohannon PTA will be on Monday at 6 pm on school grounds with admission by donations of 1.50 for adults and 1 for children under 12. Tickets available from Mrs Debbie Lenn Mrs Sharon Lacey and Mrs Maureen Isakson at listed contact numbers.
San Leandro schools move to a district budget plan with employee and community input. Richard Bawden, assistant superintendent, prepared the plan and expects broad participation by staff including classified employees. Supt L Edward Holden calls it a top district priority to gather ideas fall planning.
Peralta Citizens Association members voted against a ballot measure to limit mayor and council terms to two four year terms. The decision comes amid discussion on campaign expenditure limits, with next meeting set to elect officers in November.
San Leandro Planning Commission holds four hearings at 7 30 p m in city hall to align rezoning with the general plan including Best and Cherrywood avenues near Broadmoor. Ora Loma Sanitary District directors meet at 7 30 p m at district HQ to discuss a federal grant and a state controller letter. Fremont Planning Commission reviews camper parking rules housing element and an environmental report for Singer Housing Mission View projects. Alameda County Water District directors discuss Milpitas emergency water line and Citizens Utilities Co. purchase. City Employees Association Portuguese barbecue begins tomorrow at Chabot Park. City Riders dance Saturday at Union Citys SokS Hall with 2 50 per person donation and door prizes.
United Foam Corporation at 3995 San Antonio St in Bennett-Kahnwet ter Industrial Park won in the big industrial developments category for its straightforward functional design. Judges noted the building’s lack of gingerbread features and its emphasis on practical appearance and use.
San Leannro reports the Hohenur Meat Packing plant near 2600 Davis Street must meet city standards by Sunday's deadline. City officials cite odors and misdeeds as nuisance abatement grounds. owner Ernest Hohener says recent upgrades cost about 60,000 dollars in six months and plans further improvements including cement drainage and paved pens.
MTC finance committee members urged a full review of hiring Arnold & Palmer & Noble to handle public relations as Healdsburg official questioned costs. The panel ordered staff to resolve differences and report back, with potential bid if unresolved, while approving funds for transfer fare coordination and a Bay Area plan by July 2, 1974.
Ohlone College trustees approve a broad sabbatical program for faculty and administrators after months of debate. The plan allows one to three quarter leaves with pay at 50 to 90 percent, and includes near term leaves and development projects under the same policy.
Union City debates Turnkey housing for 30 townhouses at Hall Ranch Road and Regents Boulevard. Voters approved 200 scattered-site units federally financed for about 5 million with rent subsidies, but size expectations varied from 12 to 15 units per site to 12 to 14. Council members urge clarity as plans return to the planning commission and HUD, Environmental Design Group.
Preliminary fall quarter figures show a 21.7 percent enrollment increase from last year with 5,082 students in day and evening classes. Returning students total 30.6 percent, about 778, and the college expects further growth. The board approved budgeting for furnishings of new campus buildings at $199,239, with the state covering 7 percent, part of ongoing Second Phase construction.
The Pathfinder program begins amid a Fremont carnival with a 3 to 10 p.m. schedule today. Western Pacific Shows stages a carnival with over a dozen major rides and an exhibition tent housing more than a dozen displays including home appliances.
UNION CITY plans shifted to a planning commission appeal for a 44 unit townhouse complex on 19 acres at Mission Boulevard and Appian Ways. Alex Ganiats proposes three to four story buildings around lakes with recreation areas amid fault line concerns and city restrictions. A 7:40 pm session at 1154 Whipple Road will hear staff reports on water sewer and traffic impacts. Isabel Loyola seeks a preschool day care permit at 920 Smith Street.
Newark councilmen consider asking county to rethink a 4 million hall of justice. Draft resolution proposes locating the building on city land near Newark city hall to save taxpayers, with possible land gift to the county. Council also to appoint two new park and recreation commissioners.
Fast Bay Municipal Utility District directors propose leasing two sites in the Valley Vista area to host an environmental study area for Alameda and Contra Costa counties students. Funds from personalized license plates totaling 450 dollars would fund facilities for fifth and sixth graders, a dining area, and educational spaces. The area would be open to public and private students with no utility district funding. An environmental impact statement for a recreational trail system nearby was approved, with plans to reveal designs for staging near Chabot Reservoir and permits to be pursued.
Rebecca Maquilan will teach new Filipino culture and history courses at CSU Hayward and CSU San Jose. Hayward classes meet tonight and Thursdays at Oakland Continuing Education Center, cost 51.76 dollars for three media units. San Jose sessions run Fridays 7 10 p.m. and Saturdays 9 a.m. 1 p.m. beginning October. two units credit, 52 dollars, held in BC Ui Business Building.
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