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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1973
Page
1
The administration aims to ration fuel with top priority for fuel production, emergency services, public transport, agriculture, and heating oil. Home heating users would cut indoor temps, while others receive reduced mid distillate allocations. retailers face heavy cuts and limits on crude oil distribution.
Betsy Lira reports a San Leandro school district master plan discussion focused on setting minimum educational standards, involving parents students and teachers, and reducing finance emphasis. Supt L Edward Holden led a two part seminar drawing about 71 community members to shape the format for tonight's session at Bancroft Junior High.
A Berkeley based firm Dave Systems Inc leads a Tri City mass transit plan with a 17200 dollar contract. The project aims for a June election, but delays may push it to November as federal and regional approvals proceed. Plowright stresses need for detailed fares routes and funding, amid energy concerns and prior rejection in 1972.
Northern California markets shut by a 10 day meatcutters strike will reopen after a partial settlement between the Amalgamated Meatcutters Union and the Food Employes Council. Major chains remain closed outside the smaller stores resuming operations with meat departments kept closed. Pickets to be removed to allow nearly 1,000 clerks and other workers to return.
A weather forecast notes rain conditions for South County with an expected high tomorrow in the Ste to low 40s and rain chances declining from tonight to about 70 percent tomorrow. The report appears on page 21.
Homeowners from Fairview area told Hayward city council last night that a three block stretch of Kelly Street is becoming a slaugher alley unless improvements are made. Led by Audrey LePell the group pressed for widening and better drainage citing unsafe gutters and a high crown. The street serves Don Castro Regional Park access and residential upgrades face opposition from some homeowners. A resident recalled a fatal curb collision blamed on poor street maintenance. Council promised study of widening within three months while noting planned changes in the block.
California Superintendent of Public Instruction Wilson Riles toured Hayward Union City and Pleasanton visiting Sequoia School and James Logan High School. He described the day as a learning session and said he plans a future candidacy announcement after year’s start. He discussed bonds for New Haven district and views on year round schools and teacher collective bargaining as unsettled statewide issues. The visit highlighted Riles interest in early childhood vocational and career programs and his stance against mandating year round schooling.
In Abilene two deaf children Tina Adams and Tommy sign to Santa as he learns their language at a department store visit. The trio share the first moment Santa truly hears and responds, while the children enjoy a rare exchange that brings joy to all.
California Supreme Court upholds Old Age Security Law provisions requiring adult children to contribute to aged parents support. The decision, denying claims that the 1971 Welfare Reform Act violated rights, lets state agencies assess charges on eligible households and seek reimbursement through legal action. The suit, brought by two widows and their adult children, challenged the law's schedule.
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