Cal State T shirts become U shirts in changeover
In Hayward and 12 other state colleges, names shift toward university status by June 1 after the State Coordinating Council for Higher Education approved the switch. Students rush to exchange diplomas, and new diplomas will read university as campuses prepare for wider recognition and prestige.
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Hayward
California State College
Cal State
Frday
State Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Gray
Humboldt
Sonoma
Trustees weigh buying surplus plane at Ohlone College
Fremont Ohlone College trustees meet at 7 30 pm in the college office at 4568 Mission Boulevard to decide on purchasing a 52000 surplus military plane for 200. They will review President Stephen Eplers response to a state accreditation team report and consider a policy draft on closed sessions. The agenda includes Serra Center lease extension, Mission Boulevard campus construction, new road alignment, and potential joining the Association of Community College Trustees.
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Mission Bivid
Stephen Epler
Sate
Department of Education
de. Byler
Tona
Ted
Ohlone
Serra Center
Washington Boulevard
Dominican Sisters
Catholic Church
Mission Boulevard
Mission Bouevard
Association of Community College Trustees
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Cal Band Spring Musical Review Draws Newark Crowd Hope
Newark recreation officials urge strong turnout for the Cal Band fifth annual Spring Musical Review at Newark High School this Saturday. Tickets are $1 single and $5 for a family of five or more, with advance sales lagging. The Hayward band will perform a diverse program of marching vaudeville Dixieland and Broadway numbers, an area debut.
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Newark—Recreation
Cal Band
Newark High School
Merrill Bobela
Hayward
Newark Recreation Department
Ohlone College Community Services Department
Newark Community Center
Cedar Blvd
Drug training sessions slated in Newark community
A four session training program for Second Chance center volunteers begins this week at 7 30 p m at the community center 35501 Cedar Blvd Gil Loya acting CURA narcotic rehabilitation project director will speak tomorrow on the addict personality prevention and rehabilitation. Dr M Donald Thomas Newark Unified School District superintendent will discuss parent child communications from infancy through adolescence. Officer George Stoner Newark Police and volunteers will cover the drug problem in Newark on May srospective volunteers may visit the center at 8173 Baine Ave or call 72 HELP. A memorial for Albert Banthuli Zulu Nobel Peace Prize winner will be unveiled at Groutville Cemetery July 23.
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Second Chance Community Counseling Center
Cedar Blvd
Gil Loya
Cura Narcotic Rehabilitation Project
M. Donald Thomas
Newark Unified School District
George Stoner
Durban
South Africa
Albert Banthuli
Groutville Cemetery
Average American Starts Working for Himself Says Chamber
Washington officials say the UPI report notes that the average worker would spend about two hours and fifty-one minutes daily just to pay taxes. The Chamber of Commerce estimates half of federal income taxes this year will come from earners between four thousand and twenty thousand dollars.
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Chamber
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