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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1957
Page
2
Government experts advise planning menus and avoiding waste to cut food costs. A four-person family could eat adequately for about 21.50 weekly on a low cost plan or 26 weekly on a moderate plan, with diverse diets and seasonal shopping.
Mt Eden Elementary School District in Hayward schedules an August 5 budget hearing for 1957 58 totaling 1 422 764 reflecting higher costs from enrollment up 1000 pupils and 30 new teachers. Superintendent Charles Kenney notes three new campuses will open with equipment and furnishings beyond state funds. 41 certificated personnel are contracted with four more to hire. The board also approved a planning commission action to erect an office building at 7550 Webb to 752 Castro Valley Blvd for about 201 000, with the Mohr School parcel requiring off street parking. contractor Wood of Redwood City bid 2700 for site work.
Los Angeles city council voted 11 to 4 to approve oil drilling in two near downtown districts. The Rancho Park and Hillcrest Country Club areas were designated as the new drilling zones despite resident opposition.
The Bay Toll Group will relocate its office from Berkeley to the Bay Bridge Terminal building in San Francisco, announced by the State Division of San Francisco Toll Bridge crossings and the Department of Public Works yesterday.
Fremont Planning Commissioners ruled again on zoning map revisions and said changes will only be those approved by the city council. Chairman Jack Farry noted requests from property owners may be made, but rezonings will not be made by simple requests during the map revision. Planning Director Dick Wilkinson announced a utilities survey for industrial zones to assess sewage and water facilities. The commission also approved a conditional permit for Francis Rose to construct a mortuary on Fremont Ave near Temple Way in the Niles District and a used car lot permit for Griffin Turner on the west side of Highway WT north of Thornton Ave in Centerville District. An unveiling of the Mission San Jose Little Master Plan is set for 8 p.m. tomorrow at city hall. A third Irvington Little Master Plan public hearing is scheduled for Aug 31.
Four youths from Fremont Oregon reportedly planned a camping trip to Mission Peak but disappeared until authorities learned they had shot a yearling steer and carved steaks. The boys Darryl Latidais Gary Thompson Lawrence Whitt Melvin Millard ages 14 to 16. Fred Whitt father of one boy and his brother-in-law traveled to retrieve them. Bend police demand $150 restitution for the steer.
Wilmington California reports Dr Lee De Forrest, inventor of the radio vacuum tube, suspects nuclear tests may cause atmospheric disturbances. He plans a canal zone voyage and will visit a canal zone radio station built to his 1905 shipto shore communication specs while questioning ongoing nuclear testing.
Pierre South Dakota Game Director Tom Schrader urged motorists and farmers to reduce pheasant deaths. He advised honking and slowing to give birds time to move off the road and said the department will provide plans for flushing bars to farmers. The bar attaches to a tractor and costs about 15 dollars to construct, helping scare nesting birds before mowing with a sickle.
Police tie a bank robbery suspect to a 14 year crime spree netting at least 28465 dollars in San Francisco Los Angeles and other California cities. The latest linked hold up was July 12 at New Montgomery Street San Francisco where 753 dollars were taken. Police files show a long history dating to 1935 and credit the search to multiple agency cooperation.
Dr Alexander Manke the former Palo Alto Symphony conductor is named successor to the San Leandro Civic Orchestra director Benjamin Herring. Board and committee approval were unanimous. The concert cellist holds a PhD in musicology and has led orchestras in Berlin Munich Dearborn and Lakewood. A September dinner will honor both Manke and Herring with Mrs John Manuel coordinating.
Japan produced 156 100 000 pounds of tea in 1958, a three percent drop from 1955. Exports totaled 23 600 000 pounds, down 29 percent from 1955. Imports, mainly black tea, reached 1 500 000 pounds, or 12 percent below 1935 levels.
La Vista board discusses proposed boundaries for three united districts in Hayward area with Mt Eden and Hayward Elementary. Augment committee to vote Sept 5. Budget revised to 1,247,618 reflecting higher enrollment. Construction of four classrooms at Ruus School approved for 56,633. Classroom annex planned via church rental. Glassbrook dwelling to be disposed of. bids for removal to be sought. Meeting adjourned to Aug 5 for budget hearing.
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