Jellyfish Parents in Los Angeles Juvenile Policy
Howard Whitman profiles Captain John Powers head of LA Police Juvenile Division. He argues youth delinquency is a symptom of deeper unhappiness and urges parents to be fair, set limits, and provide strong leadership. Since September, firm but fair policy has cut repeat trouble. 8,000 of 10,000 offenders avoid custody again.
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Howard Whitman
John Powers
Captain Powers
Los Angeles Police Department
Los Angeles
Georgia Street Station
San Gabriel
Santa Monica Mounties
Powers
Police Department
City Hall
State House
Capitol
Washington
Te Becane
Captain Power
Coopyrigh
Negmer and Tribune Syndicate
Hawaiian feast set for Leandro by Junior Chamber
The Jr. of C in San Leandro announces a traditional Hawaiian luau at St John’s Banquet Hall, 1963 Davis St. Entertainment begins at 6 p m with Beck as chairman and Henry Guerrero as president, reservations at 2-6278. The event sponsored by the San Leandro Junior Chamber aims to provide a festive evening with Miss Hawaii style prizes.
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San Leandro
Pam
St. John’s
Davis St. Entertaaiment
Beck
San Leandro Favent
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Guerrero
Newark Planners Mull Curb Grass In City Lots Move
Newark residents may plant grass or shrubs in city owned strips between curb and sidewalk soon but planners postponed a decision until a uniform plan appears. The issue ties to boulevard tree planting and avoids varied homeowner choices. Next week’s meeting will address curb strip standards while also reviewing subdivision proposals by Dan Bodily for 25 homes in Mirasol Gardens and Manuel Joaquin for a 139 home project on Haley Road.
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Newark
Robert Hunter
Dan Bodily
Mirasol Gardens
Thornton Ave
Hunter
Manuel Joaquin
Haley Ra
Mt Eden and Hayward Schools Consider District Merger
Mt Eden School Dist plans a joint meeting with Hayward Union and Mt Eden high school trustees to discuss a proposed merger with La Vista. The board asks Supt. Kenney to consult Stanford and UC education admins for consultant options while inviting bids for the Calistoga Elementary School on Sept 10.
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Mt. Eden School Dist
Hayward Union
Mt. Eden
Mt Eden
Hayward
la Vista
Charles Kenney
Stanford University
University of California
Mt. Eden School
iCalatoga Elemenary School
Green Thumb Sought for Historic Camulite Trees
San Leandro seeks a green thumb to uproot two 50 year old camulite trees on 230-288 Davis St for Hays St extension and transplant them to Estudilio Ave near the planned Community Library Center with some guaranteed growth. Nurserymen doubt a successful transplant.
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San Leandro
Hays St
San Leandro Creek
E. 14Th St
Estudilio Ave
Davis St
Daniel Murphy
Hayward District High Schools Brace for 2000-Plus Enrollees
Hayward Union High and its four high schools Arroyo Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Hayward High prepare for the fall term with about 8713 total students up from 4917. Forty administrators and 95 new teachers hired to educate roughly 384 certificated staff. Freshman days set for late August with registration for new and transfer students at Arroyo Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Hayward High. End of June Arroyo enrolled 1250 students with 1954 expected in September and Castro Valley 1417 with 1686 expected. Hayward High projects 2965 for September.
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Hayward ‘Union High School Dist
Arroyo
Castro
Vale
Lady Ramm
Cestro’ Valley
San Lorenzo
Hayward High
Elizabeth Titsworth
Castro Valley
Hayward
Lgirls
Arroyo High School
Robert C Bush
Frank Crear
Carl L. Bourne
Virginia M. Hastings
Eldred V. Adams
Louis Andrade
Alf. Antons
Raymond G. Averson
Leta Cayton
Mary H. Goleman
Robert B. Coon
Vivian
William J. Walts
Jerrold A. Wergeland
Janice Wilson
Perry D. Wilson
D. Carl Gelatt
David Snider
Robert. Friery
Lee, Sherlock
sAs
Dune
Castro Valley High School
Robert. A. Anderson
Marguerite
Hayward Union High School
Donald Oakes
Norman’ Sanders
William Thorton
Margaret Schilling
Henry Aiken
Pauline A Beattie
Robert K. Berndt
Nancy L. Black
Robert J. Brady
Tilman H. Erb
Mary B. Follis
Rachel C. Gillespie
Raymond Handel
James A. Huff
Garth A.J. Kaetnig
Merle I. Lathrop
Russell W. Leslie
L. Lewis
Kathari Long
William H. ‘Null
Janice J. Prince
Marguerite W. Roberts
Elizabeth:Scrivener
Gordon R. Smith
Helen E. Steyaert
Robert.l
Fred L. Deel
Ker
James C. Dunn
Maryann Hansen
Robert M. Hendricks
Patricia Hill
Robert A. Kerr
Jacqueline Y Munroés
Sterling Nicolaysen
Frances: Raines
Ann. Stevick
Joe] Yee
William E. Young
Summer Fun Review Slated at Musick Street Open House
Newark recreation leaders Del Will ibum and Marlene Dias describe summer activities crafts and children’s projects at an open house in Musick Street School at 7 pm today. Final Kiddie Klub trip to Oakland’s Fairyland is planned for Friday. Playgrounds will close soon and stay closed for fall activities beginning September 9.
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Newark
Musick St
Pam
del Willibum
Marlene Dias
Oakland
Fairyland
Mel Nunes
Dolores Ave Link Awaiting State OK Expansion Plans
San Leandro officials report Dolores Ave extension from EB 14th to Washington Ave joining Parrott St awaits approval by the California State Division of Highways. City Manager Wesley McClure notes a 110000 gas tax allocation for the project amid a 11 million dollar area expansion plan centered at Logan Pelton Shopping Center. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Pelton Post 7636 auxiliary meeting is set for 8 pm in Veterans Memorial Hall with refreshments after.
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San Leandro
Dolores Ave
14Th St
Washington Ave
Parrott St
State Division of Highways
Sacramento
Wesley McClure
Almeda County
Logan Chapman Post
Pelton
Veterans Memorial Hall
Main St. Hayward
Bernice
Manor Next In Line For Leandro Zoning Plan
San Leandro moves Washington Manor toward its next zoning step with a second public hearing planned for tomorrow night. Planning staff seek a resident committee to shape a workable pattern mirroring Dulford Gardens precedent. The plan aims to blend limited mixed uses while preserving Mulford’s rural feel, with council action anticipated Sept. 3.
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San Leandro
Mulford Gardens
Washington Manor
Manania Macanthr
Dulford Gardens
Kenneth Cheatham
Dulford
Planning Commission
Melford
Mulford
Anc
City c Council
First Hearing Tomorrow On Zoning Law
The city plans a first hearing on Hayward's precise plan lines ordinance tomorrow during the Planning Commission meeting. The measure reserves property for future street construction and widening, including a right of way for A Street and for Santa Clara Street extensions, with hearings by the City Council before any reservations. The agenda also covers adoption of a resolution to recommend the new zoning ordinance and a joint Council Commission discussion on the ordinance, plus Garveo Inc. commercial rezoning at 491 and 459 Maple Court.
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Hayward
Commission
Santa Clara St
Harder Rd
Jackson St
Joint Council
Garveo, Inc
Maple -Ct
Pleasanton Kennel Club Dog Show Set for September
More than 50 champion dogs defend titles at the Eden Kennel Club eighth annual all breed Dog Show and Obedience trial at the Inquiry fairgrounds starting at 9 a.m. in September. Six hundred purebreds from the Pacific Coast compete for over 100 trophies including the Leland Cohn Challenge Trophy. Ten judges from the American Kennel Club officiate led by Robert Cross and Derek Rayne. Entry blanks available locally or by phone. dogs need not be AKC registered but must be purebred in recognized breeds. Entries close tomorrow.
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Pleasanton
Eden Kennel Club
Inquiry Fairgrounds
Pacific Coast
Leland Cohn
Fred and
Albert Hobbs
Leeland Conn
Castro Valley
Hayward
AKC
Auditorium proposal debate tied to Civic Library Center plan
SAN LEANDRO board of education reserves comment on a proposed civic auditorium and sports arena for a joint meeting with the City Council and Citizen’s theater committee. The committee’s 10 page report urges phase 2 of the Civic Library Center, with a site beside the library and possible use of the old Dodge plant. Theodore Moist designed district yard plans for the First Ave High School site, about three acres. The board also awarded a 40 cent per mile contract for transporting disabled students for next year.
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San Leandro
Board’ of Education
George Landis
Fatudilo Ave
Dodge
Devis. St
Bostd
Theodore Moist
Orkland
District Corporation
First Ave
Chabot Annex Unit Report Tomorrow
Chabot Area Annexation Committee sets 6 pm meeting at chairman E J Matinsky home 1601 Chabot Terrace Tomorrow. Eight members circulate petitions for annexation of 70 acre San Leandro area. need signatures from one fourth of 176 voters to initiate annexation election.
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San ‘Leandro
Chabot Area
E. J. Matinsky
Chabot Terrace
San Leandro
Livermore Opens Cop Officer Job
Livermore seeks applicants for a newly created police lieutenant post with a pay range from 502 to 9610 dollars. Applicants must be 21 to 35 years old. The Livermore Police Department currently includes 18 officers: four clerks, three sergeants, eight patrolmen, and one investigator.
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Livermore
Washington Park Ceremonies Set
Washington Manor San Iceandro to take over responsibilities of Washington Park at 8 am tomorrow. Tonight the Community Services Dist. Board approves a contract with the city. After morning services, the park's swimming pool opens. Tonight's meeting is at Corvallis School, Corvallis St.
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Washington Manor
San Iceandro
Jton Park
Community Services Dist
Corvallis School
Corvallis St
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Hayward Union High School Dist
Antonette Rodgers
Edwin L. Keven
Sharon Gorman
Hayward Dist
Birckenffeld
Mrs. Sondra
L. Cannon
John J. Clyde
Glen Edmunds
Lay R. Elser
Theodore L. Frese
Bryant Giles
Thomas A. Gunnari
Charles J. Hahn
Phyllis R. Henderson
Muriel D. Keith
John K. H.mackay
Sally Post
Gerald A. Rose
Dallas J. Smith
Winiifried P. Stetson
E. John, Sudmeier
Lorraine H. Weldon
Aris ‘Ani L. Wendland
Larry-Ramm
VFW
Manor Next
Leandro Zoning
Arumesua Ae
Douglas Joy
Manorites
Manor Business
San Leandro Chamber of Commerce
George Perry
Joy
Kennel Club
Chabot Annex
Washington Park
Walt Schneider
B” St
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