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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1968
Page
2
A humorous excerpt recounts odd encounters and sharp one liners from a Wall Street speculator and friends. It notes a car accident marriage anecdote, satirical quotes from Stevens on eritors and Twain on right action, plus light vignettes from Daily life and a limerick.
In Newark sixth graders like Jimmy, reading at fourth grade level, show yearlong progress during a federally funded remedial program. The district used a $37,000 grant to run five targeted programs at Muller and M D Silva schools, with individual assessments guiding each student's pace and level. A district rating credits computer-analyzed test scores and tailored instruction for high teacher competence and small class sizes. By March 1984, 24 students graduated to regular classes, with only two remaining below their peers' level.
Seminar at Chabot College outlines a three pronged attack involving students parents and teachers to educate about the use and misuse of drugs alcohol and tobacco. Don Magel of the county health department notes parents must share responsibility while San Leandro High School uses a three step approach including filmstrips class discussions and panels to guide students toward wise decisions. The Alameda County School Department and the South County unit of the CAHPER sponsor the workshop.
Assemblywoman Fong surveys Bay Area voters and finds concern over BART administration while support for finishing the system remains. She cites a need for $100 to $135 million more, warning the district may run out of money by next May without funds.
Executive director Din Oino of the Hayward Boys Club recounts a pitiful plea postcard with a donor offering $80 to support two boys for a year. The club seeks $60,000 in its current drive to keep 1,700 plus members in operation through 1968, with donations tax deductible at 24499 Sola Road.
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