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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1971
Page
11
Fremont Unified School District trustees reviewed potential 12 207 savings from bus service cuts affecting 1133 students. Assistant Superintendent Malo ney said 624 000 would come from local property taxes, outlining plan to extend eligibility by half a mile and delay cuts until fall 1972 while some locals backed the idea.
Wally Pond, appointed chair of the Tri City Citizens for Dental Health Committee, blasted opponents for wasting taxpayers money. He noted voters approved fluoridation last November yet face another costly vote and related expenses including signatures verification, salaries, and printing pro and anti arguments. He argued the 50 to 50 result last year shows the waste.
Ken Weiss publicist will co chair this year with realtor Price to organize talent for the Paitfinder celebration. An informal meeting to recruit performers is set for Monday at 7 p.m at the community centre on Paser Padre Parkway 48. Daug Callaneo, Ohlone College drama student, coordinates talent with life of community arts director. Ann Andrews at Fremont Chamber of Commerce handles inquiries. The parade and events run Thursday to Sunday September 30 to October 3 at the swim lagoon, Central Park.
Newark Unified School District Trustee Elwood A Ballard announced plans to push for a study of instituting a year round school program. Superintendent Donald Thomas proposed a one year study with a voluntary plan at one school in year two and possible district wide rollout in year three if successful.
Fremont officials and press representatives approve a police information policy aimed at informing the public about police activity while protecting suspects. The plan includes a five member information committee, staff training, and access to daily activity and investigative reports for reporters under limits.
Jeffray Moule, 12, reported three horseback riders snatched a deaf boy’s glasses near Lake Elizabeth. Randy Nunley, 16, later recovered the glasses at police headquarters after the boy identified the scene and other youths.
Fremont Planning Commission meets tonight in City Hall council chambers to consider plans for a 200 unit mobile home park on the east side of Warm Springs Boulevard and Scott Creek Road. Union City Planning Commission also meets tonight to consider Homington Land Company request to rezone eight acres in Algarata.
A Newark plan to revitalize the Thornton Avenue Business District proceeds after soupes Engineering of Dubin was chosen from 14 applicants to oversee a 250000 assessment district. The City Council will hear a petition signed by 61.49 percent of landowners, exceeding the 60 percent threshold, with the project forecast to widen Thornton Avenue, upgrade utilities, plant landscaping, and possibly close Olive Avenue and Rich Street to create planting areas. If no delays occur, the four block project could finish next year. Other items include underground district plans, a 625000 HUD grant request for Birch Grove park, and a 160000 California Criminal Justice contract for a new police crime detail. A four way stop at Chapman Drive Blackburn Drive is not warranted, and bids for widening Jarvis Avenue near the SP railroad are noted.
Area veterinarians started a mass vaccination program to immunize horses against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis a deadly sleeping sickness spreading from the U S Mexico border. The effort coordinated by the state Bureau of Animal Health aims to halt transmission via mosquitoes with federal funding for vaccines. Public clinic set Sunday at Barbee Stables Fremont for owners with one or two horses.
Four Newark school board candidates Julia Calderon James Gordon Joseph Jay and David Vickers spoke at a community center candidates night attended by about 100 people. They focused on funding problems and urged improved board public communication while supporting community involvement and a strong neighborhood school system. One candidate warned teachers must cope with students under the influence as elections approach with one seat vacant on Tuesday.
A brief entry from The Daily Review-Hayward dated Thursday August 26 1977 highlights a local South County scene. Observes community bustle and everyday happenings in the region with concise notes on residents and places of interest.
Union City board weighs fall expansion of the offset press at James Lagan High School. Gregory Hearn, new principal, describes the project as a vocational training tool and a self funding enterprise for student journalists. Trustee Les Clark questions pay for student workers amid debate over fairness. The board approves the plan with safeguards against abuse of the press.
Alameda County officials and city representatives voiced concern at an Oakland hearing over proposed removals from the state highway system. They argued losses would affect traffic mobility, financial equities, and available alternate routes, urging retention of East 14th Street and a review with public hearings before any deletions.
A Chicano representative from Union City won unanimous approval to join the Chicano Citizens Advisory Committee of the Fremont Newark Community College District. Trustees also considered expanding the committee by one seat to include a City outside the district, while delaying a new administrator role for ethnic studies and delaying recruitment of a Chicano intern.
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