San Lorenzo study committee approves closed sessions
San Lorenzo government study committee members vote to empower their chairman to call closed sessions, sparking debate over public access. Key figures include Mrs. Waller McLellan proposing discretion for the chair, with opposition from Armine, Pierce, and Lehnani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Lorenzo
Sf Committee
Robert Antrine
Waller McLellan
Charles Cline
Bert Jamison
Armine
Thomas Pierce
Tal Lehnani
McLellan
Pierce
San Locenga
San Lorenzo Village Homes Association
Hayward City
Ray Deran
Homes Association
Jamison
Howard Kinder
Aifence
Amrine
Board of Directors
German School Discipline Survey Report From Stanford
Stanford AP report discusses a study of German schools and a visiting U.S. group. It notes generally low disciplinary problems, early dating around age 16, conservative student appearance, and strict social norms. The article mentions Bad Boll and a 1954 institute link, with teachers observing teen behavior and education goals under German system rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Germany
Torchyers
Gernean
Ouriday
Alanley Sharp
San Mateo College
Bad Boll
Ceremany
Anter Ainspices
Sanford Ih University
Bad Boll Straimer Institute
U.S
Davis
Skaris
Sharks
Seer i
Soliouulyshan
Joint Yale Party Slated In Oakland Event
A joint Yale party organized by the Mast Bay Engines Club and the Northern California Chapter of the American Public Works Association will be held next Friday at the Athens Club in Oakland. Guests include Johny O. Hantian, mayor of Dake ant, and Emanuel Razeto, chair of the Unified County Board of Supervisors. Proceeds from the Christmas party will fund a scholarship for aspiring engineering and science students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast Bay Engines Club
Northern
California
Américan Pubic Works Asse
Svill
Oakland
Athens Chub
12Th
Clay Streets
1St Neon
Johny
Hantian
Dakeant
Emanuel Razeto
Cheiran
Munieda County
Ex-Teachers Gather for Christmas Music Event at Oak Inn Park
Former educators from the Rast Boy Teachers Association assemble at Jacke Side Park Garden Center Oak Inn for a 1 pm Christmas music program. Oaklani Ii ph sehiont students directed by Jewel Lord perform traditional Christmas selections. Aliss Oma Usimivani soloist and Mrs Viele Cab accompany the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackeside Park Garden Center
Oak- Inn
Pam
Oaklani Ii Phsehiont
Jewel Lord
Aliss Oma Usimivani
Viele Cab
Pertoeny
Overdue Book Amnesty Announced by Phoenix Library
Phoenix public library director W. R. Henderson announced an overdue book amnesty allowing delinquent borrowers to return items with only their current fines waived. The program encourages patrons to settle accounts during a designated period and avoid further penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
W. R. Henderson
Candidates To Speak On Unification Plan Details
Eighteen candidates discuss unification of elementary districts into a single district. The plan, backed by district teachers associations, aims to give the new district a unified board and centralized control of operations. Names of committee members and districts are listed, with January 15 as a cited milestone for studying concerns and proposing consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayward
Edeo-Lit Vista
We Panitifiles
Tor Kendall
Onbtte
Mt. Helen
Assn
Voltus
Jugh
Ond
Board of
Artistes
Noisiest Friday on Dec 28 in California history
California’s final Friday of 1969 is billed as the noisiest day of the year under Operation Whistle Stop. The California Association of Community managers urges residents to honk horns and toot whistles at 4 pm statewide to celebrate California’s growing population. Governor Edmund G. Brown proclaims December 28 to January 1 as California First Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Association of Conminee Managers
Califor
G. Brown
Registrar At HSC Resigns Amid Administrative Shakeup
Jamies Loonie of Walnut Creek resigns as registrar at Hagmward State College effective December. He held the post for three years and leaves while awaiting an administrative appointment elsewhere. Dean of Admissions Larry Foster will temporarily assume registrar duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies Loonie
Walnut Creek
Traisinay
Hagmward State College
NAS
Loonie
Larry Foster
Mosk Proposes New Dope Controls in California
Riverside AP Ally Gen Mosk outlines sweeping narcotic reforms including compulsory rehab for addicts, broader search powers, triplicate prescriptions for certain drugs, and harsher penalties. He plans to add offenses for illegal possession, sale, transport of dangerous drugs and to crack down on fraudulent prescription methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Ally
Arso
Bey Lock
Ing
Stanley Mosk
Limaie
Califarnia
Conviections
Asstatty
Lee
Arlo Smith
Mosk
Penards
Pro Jain
FRP Official Urges United Western Water Effort
LAS VEGAS AP Feather River Project Association officials urged a linked Western states effort to resolve federal state water rights issues at the Colorado River Water Users Association meeting. Rex Goodwell Jr warned that federal ownership claims threaten existing rights and state laws, calling for congressional action to clarify water rights and limits on federal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev
Feather River Project Association
Rex
Goodwell Jr
Association
Colorado River Water Users Association
Feather River Association
Colorado Group
Goodcell
Western States
Congress
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Livermore
Mayr Nissen Park
Wischetson
Various
Euler
Leon Lrae
Mrs. McLellan
Pierce and Spies
Lary Bushy
Acrilite Contect Lens Co
Yale Party
Souler Alameda County
ITV
Pao Yung
ETS
iClerrer
Buchophian- Joarom FM
Magnavox
Esaf
Pat Butler
Maurice Schmid
ML Edenigh School
Stan Land
Dick Pannica
Hayward FilesMtertiary School
Dist
Fred Sehou
Kien
Bertha Havelt
la Viste jSchool
Noisiest
HSC
Mosk Proposals
Oldsters
Hayward Area
Bob Savattone
Meg
Sylvia Sullivan
Voluncer Bureau
Alameda County
Efit
Mes
Sydney Narwick
Eden Council of Social Planning
FRP
United Water Effort
Silyas
Sai
BCC
Fach Uowerkta
Ustmas
Gudea
Gonradt’s
Store of Friendly Service
Aluminum
Castro Village
Castro Valley
Ludit Christovas
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