Trustees to adopt final budget at Castro Valley meeting
GV trustees meet tonight at 6 to adopt a final 8.7 million dollar budget for 1972 73 in the board room at 3300 Northridge Ave. The budget features a tax rate of 9.0 per 100 assessed valuation, lower than the 5.98 publication figure but about 13 cents above last year. An undistributed reserve is planned at 276 300 with revisions raising costs for teacher salaries assignments and reading programs.
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Decoto land committee forms in Union City district
The Decoto land use advisory committee met for the first time this week to introduce members and select an acting chairman. A second session is set for 7 3 p.m. at the Kennedy Community Center. Twelve of fifteen council nominees attended as Mayor Don Miter charged the group with drafting a development plan for the district. Dissident factions warned of forming their own panel after being denied more representation.
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Good Samaritan nominations open for Rose hospital award
Nominations for the third annual Rose Hospital Good Samaritan Award are now open through September 13. Southern Alameda residents or groups who have shown compassionate service to the community are eligible and will be judged on voluntary, non professional acts benefiting individuals or the community. Nominees may be from any residence, with priority given to quiet, personal contributions. Nomination forms are available at the Chamber of Commerce offices in Castro Valley Fremont Hayward San Leandro and Union City and at St Rose Hospital. telephone 782 6200 ext 126. The award will be presented during the hospital’s tenth anniversary celebration on October 22.
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Newark Planning Board OKs New Wilto n Spruce Development
Planners approved a new mixed use project between Wiltow and Spruce Streets in Newark. Volk Developments proposes conventional framing with 28,000 to 35,000 dollar pride range, with surface access from Schilling School to Mayhews Landing Head and improvements to Willow Street and underground utilities along Thornton frontage.
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Students Sought for HARD Youth Citizens Advisory Committee
The Hayward Area Recreation District seeks students for its 15 member Youth Citizens Advisory Committee. Each high school in the district must be represented. Members are chosen by HARD’s board at the start of September show. This year the group has focused on ecology and promoting eco friendly bags and materials. They plan a drive to encourage public plant purchases or donations to HARD for parks. Six members are graduating or have reached term limits. Names leaving include Lent Boyden John Nance Robert Gallo Geri Crowle Andy Gray and Sheila Steplac.
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Hayward children stage charity carnival for muscular dystrophy
Four Hayward children will organize a neighborhood carnival at 2622 Cryer St starting 11 AM to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association of America. Denise and Darren Fernandes and Michele and Yodd Paladin organize activities such as coin toss, fishing, brow coin, fortune telling, cupcake walk and ball. Proceeds support MDAA research while the idea came from the Charlie and Humphrey show promoting the carnivals.
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USS Oakland crew reunion at Oakland Hotel event
About 100 former USS Oakland sailors will reunite from tomorrow through Sunday at the Oakland Hotel No 1 Hegenberger Road. The gathering, organized by the USS Oakland Reunion Committee, recalls the anti-aircraft cruiser’s World War II Pacific Theater activities.
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Ohlone tax rate kept as override eyed for campus plan
Bremont Newark Community College District trustees vote to maintain the existing 76.5 cent tax rate per $100 of assessed value while planning a 14.1 cent override to fund Phase 1B of the Ohlone College campus, amid a projected deficit and rising construction costs. The vote was 4 to 2 with one trustee absent. concerns centered on funding adequacy, contingency reserves, and future board commitments.
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Community notices and programs at Eden Hospital region
Tonight prenatal program for expectant parents in the Eden Hospital ground floor meeting room Castro Valley. Dr. Murray Gould discusses obstetric basics and pregnancy management. Also plans for Lake Chabot summer camp and a Water Quality talk by John C. Kennedy of Brown and Caldwell Engineers. Night of Song at Harvard Foursquare Church features Faith Singers and Soulseekers with Rev Clifford Hees as special speaker.
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England
Fremont to Host Bay Area Rapid Transit Dedication
Fremont plans the official dedication ceremonies for the Bay Area Rapid Transit system with a possible Nixon visit. BART directors expressed optimism while committees in Fremont-North Bay coordinate sub meetings and arrival stops from Union City to San Leandro. Officials warn plans could shift with Washington guidance and date changes.
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The Castro Valley School District Reorganized Quietly
Cast Valley’s district office shows major changes under decentralization. Harold De Poe leads a lean team with fewer top admins while distribution of duties shifts to principals and site staff. Board meetings remain calm as community critics drift away and new programs like clustering begin in fall.
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South County Scene in The Daily Review
August 3 1972 Hayward California edition highlights local events and community notices. Soll covers neighborhood happenings and upcoming gatherings in South County with brief summaries of featured activities.
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Car found with glue-sniffing paraphernalia involving teen girls
Police yesterday reported finding glue sniffing paraphernalia in a car that carried a 17-year-old driver and a 15-year-old passenger near Fremont Boulevard. The driver was trapped and suffered a severely injured knee and multiple lacerations, transported to Washington Hospital. the companion was taken to Kaiser Hospital for treatment.
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San Leandro Social Needs Executive Committee Named
The Social Needs panel in San Leandro will form an executive committee of five officers plus at large members to ensure agency representation. Ore Jackson chairs, with a nominating panel including Mary Keallister and Homer Richardson. A two week follow up will name a full slate of officers.
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San Leandro
San Leandre
Gasteay
Vesper Center
Ore Jackson
Alameda County
Dapistmvent
Filiare
Mary Keallister
Mark, Norberg
Homer Richardson
Joe Averes
Local Muscular Dystrophy Telethon 7th Annual Set by Ata Mara Chairman
Michael Castro of San Leangro is named Ata mara County Chairman for the 7th annual Labor Day weekend Telethon benefiting the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Jerry Leavis, national chair man, will host a 20 hour Telethon on a special 50 station network broadcasting from New York City with segments from Halland, Las Vegas and Nashville.
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Atamara County
Jerry Leavis
Whiehh
New York City
Hallend
Las Vegas
Nashville
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