Hayward district eyes closing seven to ten schools
Hayward district officials led by Bushnell plan to recommend closing seven to ten schools next year, including at least one junior high, after evaluating economics, population shifts, building condition, safety, and community impact. The district will study factors such as test scores, costs, location, and potential multiuse of sites before any firm decisions.
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Rainfall boosts South County water supplies
Heavy rain across Alameda County eases drought in Hayward Niles Pleasanton Castro Valley and East Oakland with totals between .29 and 1.00 inches. Officials say the storm will not end the water shortage but may trim daily consumption and move toward normal rainfall for the season.
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Fremont
Niles
Castro Valley
South
National Weather Service
Alameda County
Hayward
Pleasanton
South County
David Vossbrink
East Bay
Vossbrink
ERMAD
Ken Boyd
San Francisco Water Department
Boyd
Hetch-Hetchy
Sierra
FTC targets NAS for oppressive debt collection in landmark order
The FTC said National Account Systems agreed to halt abusive practices under threat of up to $10,000 per violation. The agency noted NAS used illegally obtained data and threatened jail, marking a significant step in enforcing the Fair Credit Reporting Act and consumer privacy. The Fed also issued rules requiring creditors to provide written reasons for credit denials to curb discrimination and protect consumer rights.
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UPI
Federal Trade Commission
National Account Systems
Diners Club Inc
New York
NAS
Federal Reserve Board
Kenneth Downey
FTC
Los Angeles
Diners Club
Federal Reserve Credit
Equal Credit Opportunity Act
Eden Hospital seeks more patients to cover losses
Eden Hospital faced a $202,851 deficit over five months ending in November and occupancy at 46.6 percent, the lowest since a doctors' strike. Administrators and the board say increasing patient numbers is needed, with regional comparisons showing higher occupancies at nearby facilities.
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Castro Valley
Eden Hospital
Eden
South County
Washington Township
Fremora
Weekend publication changes at The Daily Review
The Daily Review will not publish Saturday January 1st. The weekly TV Preview section normally in the Saturday edition will be two parts in the Review tomorrow. Sunday's church services, Rain bow Chub page and the henicope for Sunday will also be included.
Review Highlights Bicentennial Medallion Sales Decrease
A roundup notes 2250 medallions ordered by the Hayward Centennials Committee, only 732 sold, and surveys ballot procedures, court rulings on card parlor elections, a teen swims the Strait of Magellan, a fatal police shooting and hostage rescue, legalization opinions, Carter cabinet financial disclosures, officer candidate challenges, and trends in dentistry group practices.
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Hayward
Officials say swine flu shots won't be resumed
Federal health officials announced the national swine flu program will not resume after linking vaccination to Guillain Barré syndrome. The advisory panel voted to maintain the moratorium as they seek more data and consider ongoing private vaccinations with informed consent.
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UPS
Ory
David Sencer
Center For Disease Control
Remember Advisory Committee On
Sencer
Aim Fox
University of Washington
Weather outlook with rain chance and temperatures
The weatherman notes a 70 percent chance of rain tonight and a 66 percent chance of showers tomorrow. Highs will be in the sixties with lows in the 40s. More weather, page 21.
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