Pay Appeals Scheduled In San Leandro
San Leandro holds its first formal hearing on 1964 city salary plan with a civil service board recommendation of a 24 percent across the board raise for 820 fulltime employees and 2.5 to 17.8 percent adjustments for 65 classifications for about 249 workers. Fire and police seek higher raises and more paid holidays, while general employees push for 5 percent, plus health plan costs. Legal secretary and recreation staff seek smaller boosts, with a broader week-session to follow on Monday.
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Civil Service Board
Iman Department
Glenn Torbes
Recreation Department
Alameda County
John Deadrich
Bevilacqua
Standard Pacific to Build Newark Plant on Cherry Street
Newark plans rapid construction of a 150000 dollar Standard Pacific plant on five acres along Cherry Street between Robertson and Smith Avenues. Max M Reed, special project superintendent, says a 15000 square foot concrete building will house manufacturing, warehouse and offices for residential and apartment construction components within a 100 mile radius of the San Francisco Bay Area. Hayward’s McClellan Construction Co. is the contractor. Completion targeted in about 100 days with about 20 initial employees. Plant manager not yet named.
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Cherry Street
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Standard Pacific
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Hayward
Brazil Attends Math Conclave in Monterey
Centerville School assistant superintendent Brazil participates in the annual fall conference of the California Math Council in Monterey ending today. He attends sessions on curriculum and math education strategies, aiming to bring new ideas back to Centerville schools.
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Monterey
Suit filed on eye injury at hospital open house
A $150,000 damage suit has Campbell, California, filed by Enoch Pryor against Nim Creek truck owner Charles Bright and hospital owner Nim Creek, claiming Pryor’s right eye was damaged in a freeway collision July 8 while riding in a vehicle driven by Pryor. The case names hospital owners Hal Larson Ken Hayward and others as defendants.
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Russell City
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Ken
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Superior
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Manuel Dante
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Review Planned for Bedford Plaza Shopping Center
Revised plans for Bedford Plaza at A Street and Hesperian Boulevard near Hayward call for about main acres of apartments a 50000 square foot building for individual stores an 800 square foot commercial building a cocktail lounge and gas station Spokespersons from Bedford Plaza Inc Palo Alto will attend the council session Tuesday at 8 p.m. in City Hall Other agenda items include sewer agreement extension for a rest home on Middle Lane in Alameda County and three and a half acres of apartment zoning at Austin and Cypress Avenues plus parcels on Sycamore Avenue Thomas Avenue Laurel Smalley Avenues Western Boulevard and Ragg Street
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Thomas Avenue
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