Valley Memorial plans 8 million hospital site purchase
Last night Valley Memorial Hospital directors approved buying about 20 acres in Pleasanton for an acute care hospital. The plan, a land purchase at 18 000 per acre totaling 360 000 plus closing costs, was sent to owners John McGowen and Joseph Port of Saratoga for the Las Pisllas Bowlevant Santa Rita Road site. Hospital Administrator Ton Andrews will present it to the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Valley Memorial Hospital
Pleasanton
Ton Andrews
Andrews
John McGowen
Joseph Port
Saratoga
Las Pisllas Bowlevant and
Santa Rita Road
Hayward Park Dedication Plan Scheduled Hearings
Bayward planning commissioners moved to schedule mid October public hearings on a proposed park dedication ordinance. It would require developers to set aside land or pay fees for parks and recreation, with funds used to buy or remodel facilities. Final land or fee decisions rest with the city agency approving subdivisions, with the Parks Commission and Hayward Area Recreation and Parks District advising. Partial credit for private recreational facilities. Commissioners' remarks on the draft were brief. further discussion at hearings.
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Bayward
Parks Commission
Hayward Area Recreation and Parks District
History ordinance backed by San Leandro
The historical-cultural advisory commission approved a first draft to preserve monuments and structures of educational value. The draft moves to department heads for review and may go to planning, zoning, city attorney, and the city manager before final action and council submission likely in November or December.
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San Leandro
Historical-Cultural Advisory Commission
Eric Orlen
Planning Commission
Board of Zoning Adjustment
City Attorney's Office
City Manager's Office
California
Pomares’ Son Sentenced in Drug Case
Gary R. Pomares, 28, was sentenced to state prison after a four day jury trial for selling methamphetamines to a state undercover agent. The case tied to amphetamine possession charges and a Fremont drug sale linked to his San Leandro home. Authorities seized drugs at the Aquado Court residence and three occupants were arrested and placed on probation.
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Gary R. Pomares
San Leandro
Gregory Pomares
Pomares
Gordon Minder
Fremont
Aquado
Aquado Court
Hayward Library to test Sunday service next year
Hayward Main Library will trial Sunday afternoon hours from 1 to 4 p.m. for three months starting January. Mayor Howell proposed the service while Councilman Weinreb urged careful record keeping on circulation, new users, and costs for evaluation.
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Hayward
William Webster
Leo Howell
Ilene Weinreb
Webster
Water plant to be built soon in Mission San Jose area
Alameda County Water District directors plan to start construction of the Mission San Jose Water Treatment Plant early next year to save about 1.38 million dollars through 1979. General manager Matthew Whitfield says the project, valued at 2.37 million, was moved up to beat inflation and reduce water purchases from the San Francisco Water District.
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Whitfield
San Francisco Water District
Traffic patrol at St Leanders gets jackets
SAN LEANDRO The St Leanders school traffic patrol will receive new red jackets next week. Sister Jean Marie announced the six member group will rotate use of the jackets Monday or Tuesday at busy Davis and Clarke streets. School officials emphasize responsibility for sixth to eighth graders in service to the city. Councilman Mario Polvorosa arranged financing with Joe Soares contributing to a $200 bill. Sister Jean Marie says the jackets honor the patrols service and help emphasize responsibility.
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San Leandro
St. Leanders School
Jean Marie
Davis and
Clarke
Seriool
Mario Polvorosa
Joe Soares
Pathfinder Days Parade Opens Fremont Weekend Festivities
Fremont crowds will line Civic Center Drive and Stevenson Boulevard for Pathfinder Days 1973 parade events. Highlights include the Atalanta women and girls foot race starting 8:15, two race lengths, and a grand marshal Ed Corney Mr World. Fireworks cap the night with two displays and midway shows run 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. plus Gem and Mineral Show exhibits.
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Fremont
Civic Center
Ed Corney
Corney
Civic Center Drive
Pathfinder
Pathfinder Grounds
South County scene 14
Local page from The Daily Review Hayward California dated Friday September 28 1973. Brief items from South County area include community happenings and brief notices. Notes may reference local events, residents, and points of interest in the Hayward region.
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the Daily Review
Hayward
Calif
San Leandro Parks Get Lighting and Facility Upgrades
San Leandro will add lighting to a second softball diamond and eight more tennis courts while upgrading eight city parks. Over $15,000 funds lighting at San Leandro High School courts, with the district providing property and state approval pending. Other park improvements include lighting at Thrasher Park and Broadmoor Park, new restrooms, play apparatus, and a 4500 electronic scoreboard at Pacific High School field slated for softball use.
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San Leandro
San Leandro High School
Richard Randall
California State Office of Architectural Control
Randall
Pacific High School
Marina High School
Thrasher Park
Memorial Park
William Matthews Agency
Broadmoor Park
Bancroft Junior High School
Floresta Park
Monroe School
Washington Manor Park
Chabot Park
Cherry Grove Park
Jui Muir Junior High
Toyon Park
Thomas Jefferson Elenentary School
Singer trims Mission View housing plan in Fremont
Singer Housing Co withdraws one of two parcels from Mission View States project in West Mission Hills. City Councilman Gene Rhodes owns the trimmed parcel. Planning commissioners and staff debated environmental impact and cost factors, noting about 350000 for a canyon bridge as a potential expense and considering storm runoff effects and mitigation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Feast
Stuart Goodon
Deauville Park Court
BART to buy 100 Rohr cars for $40.6 million
The Chula Vista firm Rohr Inc will supply 100 more BART cars over the next two years at a cost of $40.6 million after directors approved the option. The move saves about $10.5 million vs Holt and speeds delivery by 20 months, despite dissent from Silliman and Bianco over reliability and contract terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chula Vista
Bay Area Rapid Transit District
BART
BR. R. Stokes
Rohr In. and
Inc
Milion
Holt
George Silliman
Newark
Nelo Bianco
Richmond
Justice site would be unjust
Newark County supervisors face accusations of misuse of tax dollars over choosing a tentative Hall of Justice site. Council members Sisk and Lewis urged caution as negotiations proceed for land at Walnut Avenue and Civic Center Drive in Fremont. The debate centers on using Newark Civic Center property or Fremont land for a five million dollar project.
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Newark — County
Ibarre Fremant
Walnut Avenue
Civic Center Drive
Fremont
South County
Janws E. Balentine
Lewis
Washington Hospital
Hall of Justice
Richard W. Turnlund
Newark
Union City Alus
Sisk
Newack
Need Help for Dailey Family After Sacramento Crash
Catherine DeArmon appeals for aid for the family of John Dailey involved in a Sacramento car collision last week. Mrs Dailey seeks $150 to move to Truckee hospital for surgery and cover interim expenses while a Sacramento woman died in the crash and the Loyalton Magna Avenue family awaited aid.
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Hayward
John Dailey
Sacramento
Catherine DeArmon
Magna Avenue
Loyalton
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