Fremont Considers Drug Counseling in Schools
Fremont officials review a proposal from the Community Drug Council to offer counseling at one junior high and one high school. The plan mirrors services already provided in New Haven Unified, aiming to deploy a pilot on campus during school hours with CDC staff advising students, teachers, and administrators on drug use and abuse.
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Fremont
Community Drug Council
Junnior
Junor
Seni
New Haven Unified
SDC Project
John Baker
Baker
CDC Atsts
CDC
Ataff
Oakes Offers Land Swap For YMCA Service Station
Fremont developer and Hayward city councilman George Oakes proposes to trade land cash and design work for permission to build a gas service station at Blacow Road and Grimmer Boulevard. Planning staff oppose the move, urging against a zoning change from low-density residential to neighborhood commercial. City planners and commissioners will hear the package at 7 30 tonight in City Hall.
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Fremont
George Oakes
YMCA
Blacow Road
Grimmer Boulevard
Oakes
Hayward
Fremont Ymca
David Baker
Council
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Hayward plant workers locked out in Bay Area pop dispute
The Hayward 7-Up bottling plant faces a lockout after weeks of labor strife in the Bay Area soft drink industry. A strike by Teamsters and Local 296 spread from nearby plants as contracts expired in August. Tacchino of Shasta Reeve-Tages says a strike against one is a strike against all, with RC Cola and Royal Crown Cola also affected.
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Hayward
Shasta Baverages
Bay Area
Iocals
Local
Tocal
Tacchino
RC Cola
Maltester asks clergy to back anti discrimination efforts
San Leandro Mayor Jack D. Maltester told the San Leandro Association of Clergy it can help respond to charges of racism by informing congregations of positive steps the city is taking. In a letter to Rev Homer Richardson, he urged support for programs and leadership from clergy to influence youth and adults toward goodwill.
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San Leandro
Jack D. Maltester
National Committee Against Discrimination In
Dutton Avenue plan backed by residents in San Leandro
George Felton of Estudilla Estates Homeowners Association told the board of zoning adjustments that nearby residents favor the Dillon Avenue development plan. A special meeting Tuesday saw seven attendees support the plan, with three of five mailed opinions echoing the support. Felton noted 22 neighbors were polled as the planning board had previously postponed a decision on a variance request from the developers.
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San Leandro
George Felton
Estudilla Estates Homeowners Association
Dillon Avenue
Schmidt
Fellon
20Ning Board
Alameda County School Boards to discuss drug problem agenda
Alameda County School Boards Association meets at Willow Park Restaurant to review how schools address drugs with Wilow Park Restaurant in Castrn Valley hosting director WilO Jackson from the county education center. American Association of Retired Persons Oakland chapter hosts a 10 30 a m meeting at the Masonic Memorial Temple. Edward Rounds will report on White House Conference on Aging proposals with attendees urged to bring a box lunch. Human Achievement Seminar runs at 7 20 p m and 9 3 a m 1 30 and 7 30 p m Saturday at First United Methodist Church Hayward with Dr William R Parker speaking on An Invitation to Change. TrhCity Preschool Association holds an organizational meeting at Oblone College Fremont to discuss preschool education. Fairview Head Start dinner at Community Center Hayward asks for donations with all you can eat and ticket options plus a small door surcharge.
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Wilow Park
Redwood Road
Castrn Valley
Orle Jackson
American Association of Retired Persons
Oakland
Masonic Memorial Temple
Broad
Edward Rounds
Association
White House
First United Methodist Church
E St
Hayward
William R. Parker
TrhCity PreSchool Association
Oblone College
Fremont
Fairview
Princeton
Bay fill limits praised in new Army Corps regulation
Sierra Club hails a sweeping Army Corps of Engineers rule restricting new salt pond fillings in the South Bay below former mean high tide. The measure extends oversight to interior diked areas and nearby wetlands, aligning with public trust principles and prior court rulings. Officials say it preserves open space and wildlife and curbs Foster City style developments.
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Army Corps of Engineers
Sierra Club
Corps
Win
San Francisco Bay
Congress
Bay
Sherwin
California Supreme Court
Charles R. Roberts
San Francisco
Trees Lost in First Phase of Widening Project
About six trees, the last of the tallest from summer 1970 clearing, remain in the right of way as widening extends from West Street South to Industrial Parkway West.
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West Street
Industrial Parkway
Washington High testing for earthquake safety in Fremont
Fremont Unified trustees approved initial phase testing by W B Clausen to assess Washington High School's compliance with modern earthquake standards. Three older schools Alviso Niles Warm Springs were deemed earthquake safe from plans and inspections. Further phases up to eight thousand nine hundred dollars may follow if the first phase passes.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified
Tristees
Washington High
Alviso
Niles
Warm Springs
W. B. Clausen
Oakland
Normen D. Hale
Alvisa
Warnt Springs
Hale
12 South County scene in The Daily Review
The January 3 1972 issue from Hayward California highlights local South County happenings in the Daily Review. It covers community events, notices, and brief items shaping civic life in Hayward and nearby areas.
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the Daily Review
Hayward, Calif
Innocent Pleas After City Raid In San Leandro
Ten San Leandro residents pleaded innocent to charges of sale and possession of narcotics and dangerous drugs after a city wide raid last Saturday. Police said the two month investigation included purchases of heroin mescaline amphetamines hashish marijuana and other drugs bought openly on streets near schools and in city buildings.
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San Leandro
Hippie counterculture speakers defend lifestyle at local seminar
Fremont youths Sherilyn Siegel and Ron Ahley spoke at Mission San Jose High School about their counterculture view. Dr. Van Dusen of Awareness House framed drugs as part of a broader youth search for meaning, while noting not all counterculture beliefs are negative and some seek independent work or cottage trades.
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Community Drug Council
Iremont, Chamber of Commerce
DR. van Dusen
Iss Siegel
Ahly
van Dusen
Counterculturre
Seciety
Lishment
Qountere
Ths
Fremont school trustee faces dispute over pay and repayments
Fremont trustee John Dane Jr. counters that the district owes him money after alleging overpayment during his teaching term. Trustees weigh actions as staff provides new figures, with figures ranging to 918.69 and a claim that retirement funds were tied up for two years. Other teachers’ overpayment cases are also discussed, tied to a policy of paying teachers one and a half months per year when not working during summer.
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eCneneara
Fremont
Toula
Camars
Camara
Rustees
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the Army and Interior
Dir Chapin
Oliver Homestead
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Wayne Bruce
South County Scene
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