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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
2
Gov Brown urged support for a 260 million school construction bond and a 380 million higher education, mental and penal institutions bond. He spoke at a Vallejo dinner closing General Vallejo Days, noting these bonds appear on the November ballot and citing a California Economic Development Agency survey showing 97 industrialists invested 1 billion dollars in new or expanded plants statewide.
Livermore city council ordered a 214 acre Sunset East subdivision redesigned with fewer homes and larger lots, abandoning a proposed shopping center. Masad Mehran denounced the retroactive master plan action as unfair while council members argued the revisions would take effect now. The measure also set a 650 square foot minimum for some cases and considered zoning changes for a second Mehran tract. The council adopted a $3.8 million budget and kept a $1.70 per $100 assessed valuation tax rate.
Organizations invited to send reps to discuss participation in the event. Plans include a Miss Washington Manor contest a beard growing contest and an old fashioned hat contest with entertainment by the San Leandro Municipal Band. Booths of various types will be present according to Karl Berriman Sunday In the Park chairman. The event will adopt an old fashioned theme and take place at Washington Manor Park on August 30.
Chabot College announces four new instructors for 1964-65 programs at its campuses in Hayward and San Mateo. The hires include two in Police Science and two in Automotive Technology, with instructors Norman Gibbs and Georgia Owens among the new staff. The hires accompany expanded courses tied to Khrushchev era topics and a televised tour of Moscow.
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