Hayward Council Keeps City Tax Rate at 1.61
Hayward city councilmen held two work sessions to review the proposed 1957-55 budget and kept the tax rate at $1.61 per $100 of assessed value based on an estimated valuation of $60,090,000. They approved tentative changes including a $7,500 increase for the Chamber of Commerce industrial department and a $40,000 water pumping budget cut to $30,000 with the extra $10,000 funneled into a water capital improvements fund. The council also considered a fleet of pool cars to replace mileage allowances, questioned auto-allowance items, and reduced the civil defense budget by $45,58 while planning budget adoption for Tuesday.
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Frank
Monto Hayward
Smith
Iir Smith
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Industrial
Water Department
Ely
Bee Smith
Haghwrth
Ake
Chamber Industrial Dept
Gene Rhodes
Rhodes
Maplé Gourta
Conject
M St
Falley
Aramian St
Optimism On San Leandro Fund Aid Told
San Leandro planning director Douglas Joy told the Redevelopment Agency that federal funds for a neighborhood renewal plan likely will be released within 60 days after discussions with San Francisco officials. The agency seeks 66,808.49 to prepare a 220 block renewal plan using urban renewal money before Congress. An Aug 1 deadline was set for the annual agency director post. Planning consultant Harold F Wise's status changed as his firm exits.
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San Leandro
Douglas Joy
Joy
San Francisco
Federal Housing and Home Finance Agency
Harold F. Wise
Wise
Harold F
More Budget Study Slated For Fremont Citizens
Fremont citizens Budget Study Committee will meet before July 9 to decide whether any plans will be made for the city budget. The meeting aims to outline possible fiscal actions and inform residents on forthcoming steps.
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Fremont
Niles Truck Hearing Set At City Hall
A public hearing is scheduled for 8 p m today by the board of appeals on an adjournment to permit operation of a trucking firm from a residential lot on the Niles Alvarado Road between Linda Drive and Krattler. Also under reconsideration is a permit by the Assembly of God Church to construct an educational building at 301 Bruce Drive Irvington. The board previously denied the application but the city council referred it back for further study. The board meets at City Hall Mission San Jose.
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City Council
City Hall
Mission San Jose
Obituary of Clyde H Jackson in San Leandro
Last rites were held at San Tos and Robinson Chapel for Clyde H Jackson 58 who died in an Oakland industrial accident. Interment was in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by widow Mildred mother Maria Johnson and sister Jean Jeffers. Member of Glass Bottle Blowers Local 155 Oakland. Employed by Hazen Atlas Glass Div Continental Can Co.
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San Leandro
Santos & Robinson Chapel
Estudillo Ave
Clyde H. Jackson
Oakland
Mountain View
Charge Filed On Motorist in Park Pool Fence Crash
In SAN LEANDRO a misdemeanor reckless driving charge was filed this morning in Municipal Court against 27 year old George Roderick of 1237 Lucille Street. He allegedly drove through a fence around Thrasher Park swimming pool after racing down West Estudillo Avenue. Children had been swimming minutes earlier. Roderick claimed despair over race track losses and was committed to Highland Hospital psychiatric ward for observation and discharged Monday without a petition for permanent commitment.
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San Leandro
George Roderick
Lucille St
Thrasher Park
Set
Fred Haller
Roderick
West Estudillo Ave
Highland Hospital
Cost of Water Dist Annex Stirs Protest
Fremont residents oppose annexation to Alameda County Water District claiming hidden costs will burden small landowners. 21 protestors representing 408 acres argue sewer and water costs rose from expected $1.50 per $100 to $3.33 per $100 assessed value after joining Union Sanitary District. 21 property owners signed petitions. 67 refiled. Railroad interests cite 110 acres for potential industrial development if water access is secured. Hearing closed with next district meeting set for July 11 on Fremont Ave.
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Fremony
Alameda
Ray Benbow
Irvington
Fremont
Bruce Michael
Warm Springs
Western Pacific
Carl Nipper
Wa Hernes
Nipper
Hood
Taivectors
Spa
Jing
Fremont Ave
Alameda County Boards Names New President Walter Kipp
Walter E B Kipp was named president of the Alameda County Board of Education at a reorganizational meeting. He succeeds William P Burke and is active in the YMCA and Boy Scouts. Also named vice president is FR B Bosshard of Berkeley. Dan T McCarthy, an airline pilot, was appointed trustee of Palomares School District succeeding Frank R Peixoto.
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Walter EB. Kipp
Santa Inita Ave
Pleasanton
Alameda
Berkeley
Danté T. McCarthy
Sunnyslope: Ave
Castro
Valley
Palomares School Dist
Frank’ RO. Peixoto
Chelsea High School Grad Receives Diploma 1957
Chelsea Mass. honors Mrs Lena Hoskins a grandmother who quit school at 18 and recently completed required studies to earn her diploma with the class of 1957.
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Chelsea, Mass
Lena Hoskins
Chelsea High School
Beating of Frail Girl Leads to Jail for Soldier
SAN RAFAEL Calif A 200 pound Fort Baker specialist Edward Sharp 26 was jailed on corporal punishment charges after his wife Lanette 4 and Venita 25 said he beat their daughter to force an I love you claim The child Lanette 4 had two black eyes and bruises Police noted Sharp asked if spanking a child is illegal in California He was held on 5000 bail with a maximum five year penalty cited by police The story frames a civilian inquiry into child beating within the state law context.
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San. Rafael
Fort Baker
Edward Sharp
California
Marin County Dist
Roger Gurety
Sharp
Venita
Lanette
Deing
Gaiety's
Ja‘l
Local Man Says Coin Theft Hit His Hayward Home
W B Ream 33 reported to Hayward police yesterday that a coin collection valued between 500 and 1000 dollars was stolen from his home. The loss occurred between June 26 and yesterday through an unlocked rear door. The set included Liberty head half dollars Indian head pennies and an old dollar bill. Ream, a restaurant cook, also reported his automobile rifled with about 5 dollars stolen from a pocket.
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Hayward
W. B. Ream
Ream
Jobless Pay Levies Kept On By California Employers
California state director Harry W. Stewart predicted unemployment insurance levies paid by employers will remain on the current low tax schedule through 1958. He said the balance of the unemployment fund, $97,681,732 as of May 31, could keep the rate at zero to 2.7 percent if the fund exceeds 7.1 percent of taxable wages. a drop below would raise rates. Stewart cited continued strong employment and a fund balance likely above 7.1 percent by December 31, aided by 1955 insurance benefits totaling $88,781,419 and tax revenues of about $183 million, about 9.15 percent of taxable wages.
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Sacramento
INS
Af Employment
Harry W. Stewart
California
Stewart
Dee
Aera
Pupil Neglect Damage Seen in Elementary Schools
Dr Elmer R Noble acting provost of the Santa Barbara campus at the University of California tells the Commonwealth Club of California that neglect of exceptional students in elementary schools will repeat in colleges if not addressed He notes that 30 percent already attend college and urges guarding against widening neglect as more mediocre students enter higher education and the gifted are sidelined
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San Francisco
California
Elmer R. Noble
Santa Barbara
University of California
Commonwealth Club of California
America
Square Dancing Course to Begin in Hayward
A 12 week intermediate square dancing course starts Friday evening at Tennyson School 47445 Western Rd Hayward under Hayward Area Recreation District. Ed and Dorothy Looney teach 8 to 10 30 p m each Friday. Registration fee 8 40 dollars per couple may be paid at the first class.
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Tennyson School
Western Rd
Hayward
Hayward Area Recreation District
Dorothy Looney
Oklahoma visitors praise Soviet delegation impact
Moscow journalists F. Otechov and B. Strelnikov reported during Oklahoma's semi centennial that Americans hold a limited view of the Soviet Union. They noted Soviet goods on display impressed Americans and sparked questions about production sources while praising Oklahoma hospitality and social exchanges.
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Moscow
Oklahoma
Soviet Union
Pravda
F.~ocekhov
B. Strelnikov
Oklahoma City
Thay
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