Livermore Tree Planting Program Guides Street Selections
Livermore’s tree planting plan assigns magnolias to Holmes Street and eucalyptus to Stanley Boulevard to screen rail lines. Public Works Director Dan Lee recalls starting with an inventory and a committee to match well behaved trees to each street, avoiding monocultures and messy roots. Downtown, trees are moved from tubs to ground with adjustable concrete tree wells as the city expands and standards mature.
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Tivermore
Holmes Street
Livermore
Stanley Boulevard
Dan Lee
Molmes Street
Lee
Lhates Lee
Livermore Public Works
Elections set in Hayward Employees Association race
Four incumbents seek another term in the annual Hayward Employees Association election. The only contest is for president with Bob Young, a fire prevention inspector, facing incumbent Carl Nelson, a construction inspector. Other incumbents include Leona Miller, Madelyn Pant, Florence Newby, and Peran Court. Ballots distributed. Officers to be installed at 8 p.m. Monday at the Girl Scouts Cabin in Hayward Memorial Park.
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City of
Public Works Department
Lafayette St
Hayward
Florence Newby
Peran Court
Fremont
Girl Scouts
Hayward Memorial Park
Aerial Farming Improves UC Fertilizer Aircraft
In Davis California UC engineers have developed a new agricultural airplane that dispenses fertilizer, seeds, or silefda from wing outlets. The design aims to boost crop treatment efficiency and control.
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Davis, Calif
UPI
University of California Engineers
Freeway Jitters Alley Motormen In Livermore Fire Drill
Livermore firemen report a condition they call freeway jitters, fear of driving on Highway 50 as motorists tail too closely to fire trucks. During a mutual aid drill to Dublin School, responders faced traffic delays and drivers ignoring red lights, risking accidents as fire engines moved to the scene. Chief Jack Baird warns that following too closely is dangerous and illegal, endangering both firefighters and civilians.
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Livermore
Jack Baird
U.S. 50
Amador Valley
Dublin
Baird
Pleasanton
Livernore
Union City backs plan to unify Alvarado Decoto districts
The Taxpayers League of Union City unanimously endorses unification of Alvarado Decoto and South Hayward school districts with James Logan High School. President E C Rivera says the move would improve educational services while reducing taxes with a single local board and better use of tax dollars.
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Union City
Taxpayers League of
Alvarado and
Decato
James Logan
E. C. Rivera
Rivera
Decate-Alvarado
South Hayward
Decoto
Alvarado
ILESS
Taxpayers League
Long Beach
UPI
Hayward
Ward Municipal
Masonic Order Installation Set in Fremont
Fremont prepares for the first installation of Alameda Lodge No. with officers including Kenneth Kauffmann as master, Donald Fer as chaplain, and Linda Parks as Worshipful Master. The event at Fremont Masonic Temple will be hosted by the Mevenue and feature past masters and Rainbow for Girls officers assisting.
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Mevey
Fremont Maleille
Kauffmann
Max Dunn
Fat Harsonic
Cowan II
Donaldlteroad
Ernest Veach
Pilcher
Donald
Daughters
Linda Parks
Mr. Veach
William Barrett
Trotthy
Whn Neal
Fredi George Graasskamp
Order of Rainbow
Jeve
Ferris Machon
J. Arklan
Sud Charles Mayo
Tller
Unification Won Not Threaten Jobs in Three Districts
Union City report states that unification of Decofo Alvarado and Washington Wat ion high school districts will not threaten jobs. Superintendent Keith Alward says tenured teachers keep tenure, admin staff get two years, and classified workers receive one year of employment after unification.
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Union City
Decofo
Alvarado
Washington Wat
Alward
Secre
Edward Billings
Harris Road
Hayward
Dev Billings
Robert J. Adams
Oak
Jana
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