Programs for parents at California School for the Deaf
The California School for the Deaf Berkeley offers a parent program with home visits by teacher Joanne McCaulley followed by a five day on campus stay. Sponsored by the state Department of Education, it targets families in areas with no deaf youth programs for ages infancy to five and may include preschool children when schedules allow. The program provides housing meals and access to deafness information, classes, counseling, and parent conferences. Contact Dr Henry King superintendent at 2601 Warring Street Berkeley A704 for details. SAN FRANCISCO UPI Hulse 19 a Merritt College student was strangled, police say.
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Alameda County Eyes Punch Card Ballots in June Primary
Alameda County supervisors consider replacing the Cubic voting system with OES Automatic punch-card equipment from Berkeley firm Computer Electronics Systems. Dissenters cited lack of information and ballot readability concerns. administrator Enoch to report back November 18 with contract details. The county aims to recoup annual $298,000 election costs by switching to OES at a $977,000 price, expected to pay for itself in 3–4 years.
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Alameda County praised for family aid reform efforts
Alameda County officials praised county reforms to the Aid to Families with Dependent Children program noting a 57 percent drop in payment errors in the past year. The overpayment rate fell from 21.3 percent to 7.2 percent as audits corrected cases, reducing losses and boosting underpayments where due.
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Robberies and thefts report across Fremont and Newark
Fremont burglaries target animal pens behind Washington High School where a group of poultry including a quail and a rabbit were stolen from coops on Monday. In another Fremont loss, a van owner, Robert J. Eschen, reports items including a Citizens band radio and a $2000 ring stolen during a home sacking on Peralta Boulevard. Newark sees a theft from Mrs Genoves at 6345 Baine Avenue with a nineteen inch television set taken yesterday.
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