Hayward Area Bond Elections Endorse School Improvements
Four elementary districts Hayward Castro Valley Independent and Mt Eden approved bond issues totaling 930000 dollars. Hayward district passed 95 to 4 with 95 yes, Castro Valley 487 to 20, Independent 78 to 120, and Mt Eden 92 to 24. Voters support will enable expansion, new classrooms, and state aid under Proposition 1 to house about 4200 additional students.
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Oliver and Thomasson Plead Guilty in Armed Robbery Case
Oliver and Richard Thomasson faced arraignment in Oakland today after pleading guilty to armed robbery on January 11. Oliver, 20, a San Quentin parolee, was bound over to the superior court in Judge Jacob Lnder's court. Thomasson, 22, of Wedmond, was bound over to Oakland Superior Court in Judge Durden's division following Hayward police department charges. A separate Bay Area transit debate featured Supervisor Marvin Lewis urging a real transit system to unlock funds for freeway rebuilding, parking, and the second Bay Bridge project.
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Cal Nunes Motor Co Opens In Hayward At 20610 Eastotth St
Nunes announces the opening of Cal Nunes Motor Co in Hayward at 20610 Eastotth Street and urges sellers and buyers of used cars. He seeks quality 1929 to 1942 models and promises reconditioned used autos. Nunes previously worked with Leonard Nunes in the area.
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San Lorenzo Voters Approve School Bond Passages
San Lorenzo district voters approved bonds to fund a $400,000 elementary school and a $1,500,000 high school project amid a statewide context. Precincts reported large majorities, with strong community support from parents, clubs, and civic groups, highlighting broad backing for improved educational facilities.
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Graduating Classes at Castro Valley and Bret Harte Schools
Readable fragments show graduates outside Castro Valley and Bret Harte schools receiving diplomas Thursday evening. Vaughn Seidal, Alameda County superintendent, delivered the featured speech. Hayward Union high school graduates numbered eighteen, with photos of students and instructors.
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Valley Trustees Join Homeowners in Slaughterhouse Fight
Castro Valley trustees and local homeowners launched a legal effort to block a meat company's expansion on Mason and Madison avenues. David Dickie stated district support to seek a temporary injunction while retaining counsel to pursue a permanent injunction. Funds and pledges were collected as a steering committee organized, with backing from local builders and organizations.
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High School Bond Issue Passes District Wide in Hayward Area
The $1,500,000 high school bond election won 3496 votes in favor to 267 against, with Hayward Elementary and San Lorenzo districts also approving. Superintendent C B Paulsen praised supporters and noted funds will fund classrooms and expansion to San Lorenzo Castro Valley and South Hayward, plus potential state loan eligibility. Precinct results show broad support across Baywood Markham Burbank John Muir San Lorenzo and Castro Valley areas.
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Loss Leader Crackdown Threatened Against Bay Area Grocers
California Attorney General threatens suits against San Francisco Bay Area grocers and tobacconists for loss leader selling. Officials say the practice under unfair competition rules skirts legality by pairing low retail prices with higher profits on other items. Riordan notes about half a dozen suits could be filed by week’s end amid widespread complaints and inter-retailer disputes.
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Opposition to Bridge Approaches Draws City Backlash
William Wood, mayor of Pledion, joins San Teandra and San Francisco officials in opposing a program to fund bridge approach improvements with tolls. He argues the plan expands bridge funding into highway projects, inflates costs by about 27 million, and would unfairly shift financing to bridge customers. He urges caution and endorses a limited, bridge tied $2 million item while reserving broader highway work for other agencies.
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Youth Hurt When Auto Hits Tree Near Montgomery Street
Louis Cabet age 19 of 53 Smalley Avenue and passenger Kenny Andrews 20 of Alameda were in a borrowed car that struck a tree after veering across the road. Cabet was taken to Vermont hospital for examination and minor hurts. he was later held for suspected drunkenness and county ordinance violations. Andrews left for Alameda after being questioned by officers.
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City Dads and Planners Hear FHA Officials Tonight
City planning commission members and city council members meet at city hall to hear four FHA officials discuss subdivision standards. Present are Andy Fave town planner Vic tor Blueher John planning consultant Utah Nevada Northern California Jack Tus gle San Francisco subdivision analysis chief Don Ralya San Francisco planning chief. Atomic scientist Harold C. Urey calls for Western democracies to arm harbors against Russian mine hazards.
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Voters weigh school bond plans in Tuesday special election
Reported figures show how various districts backed or rejected bond issues in the Tuesday special election. Details include tally breakdowns for each school district and overall turnout.
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