Three San Leandro teachers re employed after layoff
In San Leandro, three of 15 teachers who were not promised fall jobs after last spring were ceremoniously rehired. Ted Ferenc will teach English and journalism at Pacific High School, Jane Blisthier will handle a seventh grade class at Garfield after Cleveland split sixth and seventh grade duties, and Patrick Dwshan will work across several elementary schools. Philip Lones, personnel director, said retirements leaves and designations created the openings. four others joined other districts and one moved away. Lones notes a good chance of rehiring more from the layoff list before fall as enrollment declines. District may lose 325 students to a total of about 4504 students.
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San Leandro
Ted Ferenc
Pacific High
Philip Lones
Lones
Library carpet discussion meeting set at SAN LEANDRO
Library trustees schedule a special meeting on August 9 to discuss carpet specifications for a project. The session starts at 2 45 p.m. in the community center at 0 Estudita Ave. Director Stephen Ewing notes a recommendation will likely be discussed at the next regular meeting.
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San Leandro
Pam
Coumanity
Estudita Ave
Libray
Stephen Ewing
Ang
Ue Spring
San Leandro dog show hosts 408 Irish Setters
At San Leandro Marina the Beville Coast Nationally Sanctioned AKC Bog Show gathers 408 Irish Setters for a one day event. John Canty of San Leandro chairs the show now in its consecutive year with sixty five dogs judged by three rings. Scouts from Alameni will offer refreshments and a Saturday dinner closes the day at the Hilton Inn on Hegenberger Road.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Marina
Beville Coast
Marina Paths
Mullord Point
John Canty
Wellington Way
Alamein
Hilton Init
Hegenberger Road
Bally Review-Hayward Scene Report
South County scene coverage from The Bally Review Hayward on Thursday July 1 1974 notes local activities and social happenings. Galil provides brief observer reporting on community life and notable residents.
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Bally Review
Hayward, Galil
Man Arrested in Fremont for Alleged Bribe Attempt
Roland Craig Johnson of Mento Drive was arrested after offering a policeman ten dollars to not ticket him for speeding on Paseo Padre Parkway. He faces charges of bribery and possession of marijuana and paraphernalia found in his pocket and a pipe in the car.
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Fremont
Ann
Parlice
Roland Craig Tohusayy
Mento
Richard Godfrey
Johnson
Paseo Padre Parkway
Godfrey Soppit
Johtwal
Godfrey
Claeres
Police in antis burglary effort Newark survey for security checks
Police in Newark undertake a neighborhood anti burglary drive knocking on 197 homes this Saturday offering free security checks to residents. Uniformed officers will contact residents on Breton and Tourraine drives and nearby streets, preceded by a liaison team describing the service and showing the date.
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Newark
Alvisa
Breton
Tourraine
Charles
Darvon Shaeds
Starlings
Alameda County housing authority adopts 1973 74 budget
The Alameda County Housing Authority approves a 1973 74 leasing budget of 1 000 780 with 1 230 800 for landlord rental fees 220 000 for salaries and the rest for operating costs The agency serves low income families and reports 4 000 applications awaiting leasing 100 waiting units in the city of San Leandro under a new Turnkey program expected to add 200 units in South County
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Alameda County
Htinion City
Saubh
Alameda County Grand Jury Highlights School Security Gaps
The interim report by Alameda County Grand Jury’s education committee cites a serious lack of security and rising violence in Oakland public schools. It notes 20 completed physical attacks last year, costly fire and vandalism losses, and rising insurance premiums. The panel urges immediate cross-agency cooperation, stronger campus control, improved attendance enforcement, and stricter disciplinary measures to address truancy, vandalism, and safety gaps.
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Oakland
Alamade County
Grand Ducy
Uheemanash
Grand Jury
Oakland Board of Education
Alameda County
17D
Te Oakland
Inoth
Ad Swift
Glotenoo
Yiel Yandailsen
Newark school board mulls tentative budget for next year
Newark trustees eye a 1.2 trillion dollar tentative budget with a 1.06 tax rate cut and a 13 090 reserve amid new state legislation changing the income picture. District business manager Orla Benson says Senate Bill 90 shifts aid and may alter taxation while not adding new state funds. Trustees may levy overrides without voter approval, and total cuts depend on new income. Acting Superintendent Evelyn Kipp notes spending on teaching salaries and a districtwide reading program, with junior high five period days next year. Final budget due by August 10. tonight’s meeting is at 5715 Musick Ave at 7:90.
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Newark
Nnlied
Orla Benson
Troskies
Musick Ave
City continues subsidy for Hayward Highlands district plan
Hayward officials approve $8,230 payment to Rout Sao Cooper for soils studies on the Highlands assessment district, a move that pushes city investment near $600,000 amid court challenges and doubts over the district’s future. Finance Director McCormack warns that failure to settle could halt federal funding and delay revenue sharing plans with Project Eden and Alameda County.
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Hayward
Highlands
Cemnemen
Superior Court
Livi, Cooper, Clerk, & Associates
California State University
Charles McCormack
Sail McCormack
Willy
McCormack
Pontoddee
Project Eden and
Companions of
Alameda County, Inc
Center
Thesday Alumno Midikeuss
Agency May Sue Counties Over Non Support To BASSA
Bay Area Sewage Services Agency trustees considered court action after counties disputed paying apportionments. Napa Solano Alameda San Mateo and others have withheld payments citing state tax freezes. Solano and others demand court orders. An August 15 public hearing on the regional water quality plan was set, with final basin input expected after state board review.
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Verkelezy
Bay Area Sewage Services Agency
BASSA
Mirai
Napa County Aurlifor-Controller
Napa
IU Bassa
Rebbieburn Berger
Fai
Ant
San Francisco
John Molinari
Justaes
Molinari
Ham
Solano
Alameda
San Manteo
Marn County
Contra Costa
Francisco
Santa Clara
Sonoma
Tristues Aisi Sal
BASS
Berkeley
Claremont
RWQCK
San Francisco Basin
BASS4
Suiny
Basga's Bay
State Water Resources Consent Board
Assis
Fis
Pimentel pushes for directly elected Fremont mayor
In Fremont California Jack Pimentel urges voters to elect the mayor directly, arguing it would provide continuity and time to study city government. He notes 82 percent favor direct election and suggests placing the issue on the 1974 council ballot to take effect in 1978, with potential power shifts and independence from the council.
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Fremont
Mayo Jack Pimentel
Ehogen
California
Pimentel
Mimentel
Ier
Herkape
Safeway robbery trial begins in Alameda County
Artis Terrell, 23, of Vallejo, faces armed robbery charges in the November 12 Pleasanton Safeway heist. The trial opens with testimony as employees and the manager were forced to open the safe, yielding thousands of dollars. Charges against Terrell’s brother Curtis were dropped for lack of evidence.
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Oakland
Vallejo
Pleasanton
Alameda County
Artis Terrell
Safeway
Terrell
Cutis
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