Rhodes Cites Main Points Of Schooling For Castro Valley
Castro Valley candidate Paul Rhodes outlines basic education discipline and economy as keys to helping children. He argues taxes are high and risky, warns against costly new plans, favors sturdy schools with standard fixtures, and vows moderate board sessions and policy focus. Rhodes, living at 120 Lower Road, leads local boards and serves on several civic groups.
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Five Cent Tax Boost Endorsed for East Bay Parks
Hayward park commissioners endorsed a five cent tax increase to fund park development by the East Bay Regional Park District by a 4 to 1 vote. General manager William Penn Mott Jr. sought approval of a levy increasing district income by 4 million dollars over five years, contingent on state legislative passage and courty endorsement by 11 cities.
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Borghi Defends ACWD Pump Tax Amid Criticism
Fremont official Frank Borghi counters a charge that ACWD pump tax serves self interest. He argues the levy would equalize rising water costs, fund additional well use, and offset saltwater intrusion by increasing water purchases to raise the water table while minimizing district losses. Regulars and opponents debate its necessity and impact on farmers and taxpayers.
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Group To Hear Silver Artists At Fremont Meeting
The Choates discuss working artists with silver rim sandase with speaker Diey at a Mission Peaceman Mineral event. Borghi, a current candidate, wavered and studied. The society meets April 10 at Freit Mexico, then election rework at WUHSD. Location listed as 402 Paseo Padre Parkway, Castro Valley.
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Budget Meeting Canceled by Hayward Area Recreation Board
The Hayward Area Recreation directors canceled the scheduled budget session last night due to two members being unavailable. A follow up session was not rescheduled, delaying budget work and related decisions for the Daly area program.
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Job Bill Proposal Dies In Assembly Panel
SACRAMENTO AP By a vote the Assembly Industrial Relations Committee killed an annual bill to allow boys from 16 to 18 to work unlimited hours in pressing or packing fresh fruits or vegetables. The measure by Reedley’s Agner Bly and Charles Garvigus would lower the age to 16 for such jobs and align with state hours rules. Currently no under 18 can work more than eight hours in a day, 48 in a week, with limits after 12 p.m.
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