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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1972

Page

13

Hayward sees cable TV and computers reshaping education

Hayward educator Coresees foresees major changes as cable TV and computer tech approach classrooms. DeRodeff cites a plan for 2 channel TV and personal computers to tailor learning, score tests, and guide students to next levels. He warns the timeline spans five to seven years with planning starting in fall.

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South County Scene From The Daily Review Wayward

A compact update from South County in The Daily Review highlights local happenings in Colif Agua area. The brief item notes community activity and a weather‑watching reference, signaling a routine day with modest town events.

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Corny Kansas August in a Rural Garden Tale

A fragmented local glimpse mentions corn, fields, flowers, and garden plans in a rural neighborhood. It evokes agrarian imagery with references to gardens, open spaces, and simple community life amid summer heat.

Kansas Moatzomict Simon Streets

Pursuit of Fathers Boosts State Child Support Payments

Warfare Director Robert B. Cariesan reports that state efforts to collect child support have funneled 2.6 million into county general funds since last October. In Alameda County, delinquent fathers are pursued by the Family Support Division, with district attorney Richard Blippart noting payments totaling 170,700.45. State disbursements through the support program reached 600,000, encouraging counties to expand district attorney staff and pursue absentees.

Robert B. Cariesan Alameda County Carlesin

Seventeen South County Tasidems Naturalized in Alameda Court

Judge George W Philips Jr. presided over 60 new US citizens in Alameda County Superior Court. Among the names, Maynard residents Conceleado T. Lucas and Billy P. Pacer, plus Jenny Wong and Stanley Wong, reflect a mix of origins including Mexico, the Philippines, Great Britain, France, and China. Other new citizens hail from Portugal, Mexico, and the United Kingdom, with addresses across Fremont, Union City, Castro Valley, San Leandro, and Castr.

South County George W Philips Jr Alameda County Superior Court Maynard Otilia Laguna Derliyan Lane Mexico Conceleado T. Lucas Lewelling Blvd Billy P Botl United Kingdom Colonies Stanley Wong Eugenia St China Iron Fremont James Patrick Starmisen Valley Park Ave Great Britain Lottie C. McMullen Castanos Bt France Jose L. Camacho Reyes Blanchant Bondy Gina Wong Winchester Place Fernando M. Oliveira Pacific Ave Maria Bus Anjos Toro Midway Ave San Leandro Portugal Fernanda M. Moreno Hartford Co Union City Marcelita Adriano Roldan San Mario Philippines Nancy Tong Cheng Barrett Ct Castro Valley

Retired Persons Meet Tomorrow at First Presbyterian Church

The American Association of Retired Persons will hold a chapter organization meeting tomorrow at 1 in the First Presbyterian Church Mars Vera Sovetatorm state director of Northern California will speak. Persons over five years of age are invited, retired or not, and members should bring national membership cards.

San Lvandro American Association of Retired Pérsade First Presbyterian Church Estatille Ave Mars Northern California Parsons

CTA files state lawsuit to secure equal education access

CTA plans legal action to compel state legislature to follow a court order guaranteeing equal educational opportunities for all California students. Allan Frumkin, president of San Lorenzo Education Association, urged trustees to consider involvement while praising a recent teacher pay raise. He warned disparities amid low-wealth districts and noted three high schools faced shortened days to compete with wealthier districts. The report also covers summer Youth Corps participation and local employment for 210 youths across agencies.

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Brown's Hag When Time Stands Still

LINN BROWN explores theories of why women are late and men wait. He weighs stereotypes and jokes about the need for attention, the idea of procrastinating women, and the male fear of public embarrassment. A personal foyer scene ends with a late-arriving woman and a man left waiting.

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Tamarack annexation idea dropped by Union City council

Union City officials halted a Tamarack Knolls annexation plan after only 2 of 143 residents replied, despite majority sentiment in favor. The council also reopened the H Street extension toward Cherrywood Estates, facing early resistance and a Sept. 18 public hearing, while approving park expansion and a low income housing project.

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Heavy trucks banned on Dumbarton Bridge during repairs

Heavy trucks will be banned from the Dumbarton Bridge for about two weeks while authorities repair damage from a Monday night incident. A vehicle struck a vertical truss support near the center of the bridge, causing structural concerns and a temporary restriction on heavy loads.

Dumbarton Bridge

Paradise Patio Party and Hayward Meeting Notice

On the agenda Sanfor eHizens patio party tomorrow at Paradise Residential Care Home 005 Paradise Blvd Hayward. All senior Citixens welcome free sponsored by the Happy Star lab. Hayward Unified School District Hoard noon at 1000 E St Wayward to discuss and district offices outline dental cure program pk and carrier.

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