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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1971
Page
8
A reflective piece on the clash between idealized Children Hour fantasy and real family life. The scene shifts from peaceful domestic imagery to chaotic noise as five children demand attention while a weary father endures and drifts into a quiet martini moment behind a locked door.
Fremont police promote six officers to new ranks after a council inquiry. Lt. Roger L. Newman moves to captain. Agt. James Noonan and Sgt. Carl Weavis gain sergeant roles. three others, Charles Hestori Edward Montgomery and Frank Hedley, become sergeants in varied units. Contention centered on admission timing and budget-analytic positions.
A preliminary hearing for Mrs. Gunnel Ingehorn Sundblon on felony drunken driving and manslaughter charges in the deaths of two teenagers from Castro Valley was postponed by Municipal Judge Robert Ayers. The hearing was rescheduled for September 1 at 2 p.m. at Hayward Municipal Court. Sundblon has pleaded not guilty.
Welfare expenditures in Alameda County for the first half totaled 315 million, according to Welfare Director Arayr Ternan. The rise over May reflects higher costs in aid to families with dependent children and the APEC program, with total dune expenditures and fees noted.
On the Newark city council agenda for tonight at City Hall a proposal to revise the city contract with Alameda County for annual control is presented. Also listed is a discussion about motorcycle riding venues and community ties between homeowners and cyclists, plus a wire tasting party for the Newark School Board and a public barbecue hosted by the Filipino Circle Club at the Newark Pavilion with reservations through Rose Tanin.
In a local arts column dated August 12, 1977, editor Whery and Conall note shifts in South County cultural programming. New contributors and moments from the Deity Review set hint at evolving community theater and literary offerings in the region.
Newark city officials prepare for a council debate on an explosion of the Community Drug Connect plan. The proposed bylaw would expand the board to 11 directors and limit volunteers aligned with Selig, a move seen as shaping control of the CDC. Experts expect a tense session with supporters and opponents present.
Fremont Unified School District last night approved a cost of living salary rise for nonteaching staff and district health plan{ }contributions. The package also raises vacation time for teachers after 12 years and allows potential future fringe benefit increases if state aid exceeds expectations, with both unions split on extending benefits to additional staff.
MacGregor Intermediate principal Daniel Gonjamin and Silva Intermediate principal Iv ry Alwards urge unified district families to register early before August 27. Registrations continue until school opens September 2 with dates and times for new student signups listed at two area addresses.
Bay Area planning commission will review a revised Marin Master Builders design tonight for a two story townhouse development near the Overbeek Avenue West Pickering Avenue intersection. The plan, returned by the planning staff last month for reworking, drew criticism from residents who called the design a poor fit for the area.
Scouts will dedicate a medical building at Camp Dimond near the High Sierra facility at the Yosemite boundary. The honor honors late Dr. Waston Lum and his wife Jose Phine, who cared for Boy Scouts. the site includes clinics, doctors quarters, showers, and recreation space. Fundraising was led by Martin Triebwasser and Casey Mata.
In Alameda County, directors urge voters to consider a 476 million bond for fluoridation with a November 2 ballot. The elections office verified sufficient signatures to qualify the measure despite past shortfalls. Directors John Ti Gomes and Frank Aarell are set for the vote on district governance and the funding plan.
Trustees plan a special session to review costs for the Junior High Herrable school project paused for the New Haven school district. The meeting will set bids opening for a new school, with three bid dates announced and a $1,000,000 budget discussed alongside 48 project rooms and related facilities.
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