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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1972
Page
8
A male narrator muses on why women are late, offering satirical theories like the Brown Theory of Incapability and the Need It theory. He recalls waiting in a restaurant foyer, observing others waiting for partners, and finally experiences his own 35 minute delay before his wife arrives with a smile.
San Leandro city council approved a four percent pay raise for firefighters after late yesterday agreement on a wage pact. The plan raises monthly firefighter salaries from about 810 to 4087 with future steps and includes a retirement formula and dental talk with other employee groups. Policemen lack a new contract, but settlement may follow.
Authorities will ban heavy tucks for two weeks while repairs proceed after a car struck a vertical truss on Friday night. The restriction applies to trucks with six wheels and aims to repair damage to the bridge structure.
On the agenda a junior citizens patio party at Paradise Residential Care Home 965 Paradise Blvd Hayward at noon tomorrow for AM seniors free and sponsored by the Happy Hour Club. Hayward Unified School District Board meets at district offices 1099 H St Hayward noon tomorrow to discuss and select district dental care plan.
August 22 1972 East Bay weekly page notes local events in Hayward and surrounding South County with brief social and community items highlighting residents, businesses and happenings.
Rebwit Shayler travels to North Sierra country to run tests learned in class. They aim to detect Siberian bacteria in water for purity checks.
San Lorenzo educators push CTA and trustees for a suit to force the state legislature to ensure equal opportunities for all district students. Frumkin urged board action if CTA cannot file, noting disparities between high school days and postsecondary prospects in a district long lacking industrial growth. The board approved a 2.5 percent pay raise for teachers and discussed a summer youth program serving 210 youths with multiple sponsor organizations.
A legislative study in San Leancho aims to review venomous disease education in schools. Officials plan to prepare a report for the board after completing the review, with a briefing expected at the January trustee meeting.
The American Association of Retired Persons will hold a chapter meeting tomorrow at a spa in the Kirst Presbyterian Church located at 18 Estuditly Ave. State director Mr. Vera Sodorsloria of Northern California will speak. Members 55 and older are invited to join and receive membership cards.
City personnel announce a water pollution post exam at the San Leancho center. Noonan Bricovich is the local operator. Candidates must file applications with the personnel office in Ban Lemulo City by 4 p.m. A written test is tentatively set for September 16 followed by oral interviews.
Seventy new naturalized citizens were issued U.S. papers in Alameda County Superior Court Judge George W. Phillips Jr. presiding. Residents from Hayward Fremont Union City San Leandro and Castro Valley are listed among the 60 new citizens including individuals from the Philippines United Kingdom Mexico Portugal China and Portugal with varied addresses across the area.
Welfare Director Robert Carleson says state agents have funneled 2.6 million into county general funds since October as district attorneys pursue delinquent fathers. In Alameda County, Assistant District Atto Richard Kuppert notes support payments total 179,760, with state incentives covering enforcement costs and encouraging more cases.
Chabot Park in San Leandro installs new no parking signs to improve recreation area and neighbor relations. A daily parking fee of 25 cents per car will be levied at the park starting Saturday.
The State Division of Highways opened bids for widening the northbound Nimnitz Freeway off ramp at Washington Street. The project includes traffic signal and highway lighting installations, channelization at the off ramp junction, and an additional lane. Low bid was $69,055 from Stelly and Co Inc of San Francisco.
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