Murray bonds approved in 75.5 percent vote for $2 million
Murray School District won a $2 million bond issue with 75.5 percent in favor. A total of 1,273 yes and 413 no ballots were cast from 6,791 eligible voters. Don Williams said the result shows strong community support, with the plan to fund schools over four years beginning with an intermediate school in Stoneridge, followed by an elementary school on the same site.
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Dublin
Murray
Cnl
Don Williams
Dr. Williams
Stoneridge
Youth found guilty of murder in liquor store death
In San Leandro an 11 year old from East Oakland was found guilty of murder in connection with the Roy. 10 shooting death of 9 year old liquor store clerk Henry Phillips. Superior Court Judge M O Sabraw ordered Tusy Burton back in juvenile court for sentencing on January 28. Burton was arrested at his home the day after the clerk was shot and robbed of 30 dollars during the holdup at Phillips Liquor Store 929 East 9th Street.
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San Leandro
East Oakland
Roy
Superior Court
M. 0. Sabraw
Tusy Burton
Burton
Henry Phillips
Oai
Phillips Liquor Store
E. Mth St
Razeto to head Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee
Supervisor Emanuel Razeto was chosen to head the Alameda County Highway Advisory Committee as the annual rotation with the County Mayors Conference dictates. Vice Chairman Fred Cooper urged broadening the panel’s scope to Transportation Advisory Committee to cover all transportation matters, not just highways.
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Emanuel P. Razeto
County Board of Supervisors
Alameda County
Ors
Fred Cooper
Cooper
Transportation Advisory Committee
Hayward PTA to feature student council program at 7
Hayward Eldridge School PTA hosts a 7 0 meeting with Mitch Delbarre president of the student council and teachers Mrs. David Harrington and Al Roper. Roper will run a math lesson workshop with slides. Six mini workshops led by Leecher include Creature Cards and Beansticks. Child care will be provided. Youth Hobby Night will proceed at 7 50 with hobby displays after school planned by students. A rock display by Castro Valley Gem and Mineral Society members Mr. and Mrs. Clark Taylor will showcase mineral contents and discovery sites. Longwood School PTA serves a dime a spoon dinner Friday at 6 for families. Mary Ann Taylor is chair.
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Hayward
Eldridge
PTA
Mitch Delbarre
David Harrington
al Roper
Roper
Leecher
Ng Wmorrow i
Sorensen School
Clark Taylor
Castro Valley
Castro Valley Gem and Mineral Society
Longwood School Pta
Longwood School
Mary Ann Taylor
Coed Named to Alameda Juvenile Delinquency Board
Barbara Louise Ceruti, 20, of Hayward, becomes the youngest member of Alameda County Juvenile Delinquency Prevention Commission. She is a Hayward High School 1909 graduate, attended Chabot College, and lives at 22710 Zaballos Court with her parents Stephen and <surname> Ceruti.
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Hayward
California State College
Alameda County
Alameda County Community Meeting and Public Notices Night
A dense schedule of Alameda County events includes lectures on transcendental meditation at libraries in Hayward San Leandro and Oakland, a safety talk by civil defense official William Ildebrand, youth council discussions, planning commission hearings on land use, a school drug education talk by Orle Jackson, and a string of meetings by NAACP and accounting groups.
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International Meditation Society
At & al
Community Library Center
Estudillo Ave
Sen Leandea
Apan
San Lorenzo Public Library
Alameda County
Hayward
Mission Hills School
Delaware
Newport Drives
Fremont
Dalesueff
Preston Wallace
Fremont Seventh-day Adventist Church
National Association of Accountants
Alameda County South
San Leandro
Peter B. McDowell
Price Waterhouse & Co
NAACP
Great Western Savings & Loan Association
Foothill Boulevard
Lonsmen
Colonial Acres
Meeklant Ave
Irvington District approves long range plan in Fremont
After two years of debate the Irvington Area Plan is officially adopted by Fremont City Council in a 4 to 1 vote with Don Diling dissenting. The plan keeps Washington Boulevard in its present alignment and adds BART station relocation, historical park designation, trails, and redevelopment of central Irvington while Centerville remains without a plan. Council also rezoned 14 acres south west of Mission Boulevard and Expressed concern over water services amid Citizens Utilities disputes.
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Fremont
Irvington
Don Diling
Centerville
Washington Boulevard
Irving Avenue
Washington
Bay Area
Inews
San Jose
Dillon
Geoffrey Steel
Pan
Blackw Road
Trviegion
Cty
Mission Boulevard
King
Hillside Avenue
Public Utilities Commission
Niles
Citizens Utilities Co
Niley Water Committee
Citizens
Fremont trustees to discuss new teacher evaluation plan
Fremont Unified Board meets at 730 p m to consider hiring an administrator to head a district wide evaluation program linking teacher and student objectives to state law. Four alternatives are listed, including consulting firms and distributing duties among existing staff. The district studies earthquake code compliance for several schools.
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Fremont — Kremoul
P.mity
Fremont Blvd
Wess Peterson
South County scene in The Daily Review
A brief local scene report from The Daily Review covers South County events dated January 1972. It notes community happenings and leads with named places and local institutions involved, reflecting small-town life and civic happenings.
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the Daily Review
Hayward
Cetilf
Double sessions or busing split New Haven school trustees
Trustees debated alleviating Alvarado overcrowding by cross town busing or double sessions. A compromise bused some classes to Tilnview Crest while kindergarten housing undergoes study. Hayward district offered $400 per child. plans for space at Fairway Baptist Chruch faced opposition. Budget talks, six period day discussion, and trail district land intrusion also featured.
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New Haven Showl
Hret
Alvarado
Syd Furman
Jone Liberal
Hillview Crest
Margaret Stone
Harold Strickland
Les Clark
5.R. Richards
Duane
He Bay
Hayward
New Haven
Bidwell
Pelxoto
Alvarado School
Regency Park Development Lord Trustees
James Logan High School
Kaiser Land and Grave Company facing county hearing
Nearly 300 residents packed a Planning Commission hearing in Alavaeda County to scrutinize Kaiser's plan to reclaim more than 200 acres of gravel land via a sanitary fill system on Staurley Boulevard. Kaiser representatives testified while opponents urged denial amid concerns over water management and waste processing by Emon Associates.
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Leabanton
Kaiser Land and Grave Company
Alice
Alavaeda County
Kayser
Pollution fines hit Pacific States Steel in Union City
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District cites Pacific States Steel Corp Union City region for multiple Regulation 2 violations in late 1971. inspectors ended with fines from October to December for smoke and visible emissions while other local firms faced penalties for spray dryer plumes kiln stack emissions and drafts creating smoke.
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Pacific States Steel Corp
Union
Soufh
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District
Ocatober
Distriet
Trent
South County
D Plex Chemical Corp
Union City
Tegis Paper Co
Tinkin Clive
Premont
Bay Citie Rubbish
Hayward
Antoine S. Andrade
Fremont
Frances Rojos
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Razeto
Nigin
Delinquency Board
Barbara Ceruti
Fenmont Boulevard
Eugene Street
Rollin Cunningham
Celeste Young
Eyes & Work of Art
Ohlone College
Sun Pair
Ing. the
Fremont College
Ohlone
Frersunt
Newark
Unionity
Assemblymaidel Stull
R-Lencadia
Peterson
Fremont Unified District
South County Scene
Catte
Greg Hearn
High Schol
Ths
Mrs. Stone
Tony Trujillhat
Trujillo
Teel
East Bay
The
Bay
Peter Varnes
Emon. Associates
Kater
Hapils
Varney Turtha
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