Job Training at Fremont High School Construction Course
Robert Lincoln, 16, demonstrates bricklaying to Fremont School Supt. William J. Bolt in a new construction course at Williamson High School. Bob Bremmer, 16, mixes mortar while teacher Kenneth Newell helps 15 year old Wayne Row nail boards for a project renovating an old quonset hut. The program aims to engage turned-off students by teaching math reading and fundamentals through real school district building work.
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Robert Lincoln
Fremont School
William J. Bolt
Williamson High School
Bob Bremmer
Kenneth Newell
Wayne Row
City uses revenue checks to buy expensive park site
Hayward authorities tapped revenue sharing funds to purchase a costly parcel on Hesperian Boulevard for a small neighborhood park. The out-of-court settlement with Shell OH Co and Eisie Gelberto raised the price per square foot well above prior park land costs, with plans to develop a triangular tract into a picnic area and landscaping.
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Hayward
Parklund
Shell OH Co
Eisie C. Gelberto Er
Hesperian Boulevard
Chabot Calle
Ball Andere
Asst
City Athy
Myron
Spring
Parks Sunt
Bill Owen
Owen
Wernich
Samt
Santa Clare Street
Critter
South County Scene in The Daily Review Tuesday
Local page from The Daily Review Hayward California dated Tuesday January 30 1973 highlights community happenings in South County. Notes on events and local personalities are listed with brief notices and small columns.
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the Daily Review
Hayward
Colif
Pageant deadline set for Miss San Leandro pageant
The Miss San Leandro pageant deadline is February 4 to select a successor to Renee Higgins. The 15th annual contest will be held April 7 at Bancroft Junior High School with a 8 pm start. Eligible contestants aged 18 to 20 must be single residents of San Leandro or nearby areas still open to Alameda and Oakland residents due to franchise rules.
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San Leandto
Renee Higgins
San Leandro
San Lorento
Castro Valley
Alameda
Gakimel
Tony de Melo
Bancoft
San Laundry
Santa Furin Jina
Castros Valley Plan to be Heard by Alameda Staff
Castro Valley plan review returns for a second special Alameda County Planning Commission hearing at the public works building 399 Elmhurst Street Hayward. Planning staff say a resolution or adoption may be possible tonight as issues surface about the downtown core and hillside development.
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Castro Valley
Castra Valley
Alameda Couniry Plarming Commission
Walling
Elmhurst St
Hayward
Almeda
Newark Schools bilingual matricultural program discussed
Tonight at 7 30 in Schilling School 3590 Spruce Ave Newark community members invited. Adult Christian fundamentals classes begin tonight at 8 for seven weeks at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church 8800 Fontaine St Oakland. Do You Know We Care program shows how the poor can be added in Ti City at Niles Congregational Church 255 Sf St Fremont. Eden Township Hospital District board tomorrow night at 7 Eden Hospital 20103 Lake Chabot Road Castro Walk ley. Shoreline Citizens Advisory Committee of the Hayward Area Recreation District tomorrow at 7 p m HARD headquarters 1015 EB St Hayward. New Haven Unified School District special board meeting tonight in district office 2258 Western Ave Union City to discuss state senate tax relief bill.
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Newark
Schilling School
Spruce Ave
Our Saviour's Lutheran Church
Fontaine St
Oakland
Ti-City
Somercan
Niles Congregational Church
Sf St
Fremont
Shoreline Cltizens
Hayward Area Recreational District
Hard
EB St
Hayward
New Haven
Unitied School District
Western Ave
Union City
Anglo population gains as Union City diversifies
Census figures show Union City’s Anglo Saxon share rising while Mexican American percentage falls from 25 to 16 as new tracts attract white residents. The city adds nearly 10 000 people in two years. 75 percent of 7 628 housing units are vacant. The average household contains about 3.5 people. 24 percent receive public assistance. Differences between Decoto and Casa Verde areas highlight shifting demographics and incomes.
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Union City
Boents
State Department of Finance
Casa Verde
Decsto
Deepty
Decoto
Hearing set on alcohol care at Hayward hospital
A public hearing is scheduled February 5 on the request of Hayward convalescent hospital to convert 12 of its 72 long term beds to acute detoxification treatment. The application by One Bassard Rehabilitation Hospital at 5269 D St will be heard by a Special panel of the Alameda County Comprehensive Health Planning Council at San Felipe Park Community Center. The hearing aims to gather written or spoken statements about the need for the change in services. The panel’s recommendation then goes to the county council and Bay Area Regional Health Planning Council for approval.
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Hayward
Bassard Relihilitation Hospital
D St
Alameda County
Naivalescent Hospital
County Council
Bay Area Regional
Sandia Announces Largest Layoffs At Two Labs
Sandia Laboratories said it will cut about 100 employees at Livermore and 600 at Albuquerque, about 10 percent total, with reductions by resignations retirement and layoffs. Remaining staff numbers: Livermore 875 and Albuquerque 6,200. Layoffs effective by March 23 with outplacement services to assist departing workers.
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Livermore
Sandia Laboratories
Albuquerque
Lawrence ‘Livermore Laboratory
Lawrence
Lattia
Sparks
Acquitted man sues Harvester for arrest
Richard Gallagher of 126 Cotter Way Alameda County sues International Harvester Co in Oakland Superior Court seeking 1.5 million dollars for malicious prosecution after being acquitted on grand theft and receiving stolen property charges tied to a San Leandro plant theft. The suit claims the company tried to fire him and used criminal charges to remove him, with alleged damages including general and punitive sums, expenses, and lost wages.
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San Leandro
International Harvester Co
Richard Gallagher
Cotter Way
Alameda County
Oakland
Gallagher
Parla
Sererat
Gallage Her
Premont
Thomas Sherred
International Harvester
Iust
Septic tanks cited as rain heightens collapse risk
Alameda County health officials warn residents in Hayward Castro Valley and Fremont of abandoned septic tanks made dangerous by heavy rain. Reports of tank collapses include a woman in East 7th Street Hayward a child on Soto Road Orchard Avenue and another woman on Soto Road Orchard Avenue. Areas at risk include Russell City Hayward Highlands Center Street Ewving Almond Vineyard Road Baumberg Upper D Street Soto Road Orchard Avenue East 10th 4th 12th and 13th streets. Call San Leandro 351 8000 ext 571 to report suspected tanks.
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Hayward
Castro Valley
Fremont
Alameda County Health Care Services Agency
Gerald Winn
Environmental Health
Wile
Sota Road
Orchard Avenue
Russell City
Hayward Highlands
Center Street
Ewving- Almond-Vineyard Road
Baumberg
Upper
D Street
Soto Road
East 10Th
4Th
12Th
Casro
Driscoll Road
Health Agency
San Learn
Visitors from El Salvador study Castro Valley Co op
Two El Salvador legislative members visited Castro Valley Co op to learn how consumer co ops operate Bay Area style. Host Chris Carisman explained producer and consumer co ops, profit sharing, and store ownership. Guests were hosted by the U S State Department. Rafael Rodriguez Gonzales and Pablo Mateu Liort led the delegation.
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Castro Valley
Bay Area
el Savador Legislasive
U.S. State Department
Rafael Rodriguez Gonzales
Legislative Assembly
Pablo Mateu Liort
Chrisman
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