New Haven District Plans Shifted Classes Amid Moving Juniors
Principals warn rescheduling due to housing changes will raise costs and reduce electives at senior and junior highs. Gregory Hearn advocates an eight period pattern for ninth and tenth graders at James Logan, while Trujillo outlines two portable facility options. A school-within-a-school plan is favored for Cesar Chavez Junior High to ease the transition.
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Bay Area Scouts Set for World Jamboree in Japan
Twenty nine scoutmasters and supporters from Southern Alameda County join about 7,000 US scouts at the 18th World Jamboree Aug 21 0 in Japan. More than 20,000 scouts from numerous countries converge near Mount Fuji for Asia's first international gathering. Thirty three planes chartered for a 20 day trip, with Bay Area contingents touring Tokyo Nikko and Kyoto before settling in a Fuji tent city for the jamboree.
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Cowboys On Campus Preserve Old West Spirit In Castro Valley
Castro Valley High and Canyon High students embrace cowboy identity amid hippie counterculture. Patty and Carl describe ranching roots, Western clothing, and rodeo life as a lifestyle, not a pose, with peers split on the trend and teachers noting growing groups despite long hair trends and campus tensions.
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South County Daily Review item from Hayward July 2
An abbreviated notice from The Daily Review of South County in Hayward outlines a local event or brief item dated July 2 with limited readable details and no clear outcomes or names due to OCR corruption.
Injured boy released after Pleasanton bicycle crash
Ten year old Pablo Pumphrey of 714 Bonita Ave was treated for a head injury after a bicycle collided with a car on Mirador Drive. The driver Charles Hays, 39, of 1108 Ottinger Ave, was westbound when the boy struck the vehicle broadside. Pumphrey was moved from Valley Memorial to Kaiser and discharged after showing rapid improvement.
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Charles Hays
Ottinger Ave
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Mirador Drive
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Eden Hospital Loses Money Amid Slow Summer Demand
Eden Hospital in Castro Valley reported a loss of 7603 dollars for last month with 57.8 percent occupancy. Administrator Elmer C. Massmann cited economic factors and a typical summer slowdown while noting 49 percent occupancy at Eden's Lewish rate facility. Directors, meeting Tuesday, discussed 24 hour emergency service and current on call doctor arrangements.
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Castro Valley Board Votes On Deep Budget Cuts
Castro Valley school trustees plan a special session to trim a deficit by up to 1400000, drawing from ending balance and restricted funds. Assistant Superintendent Charles Malin cites potential cuts of 90000 to 140000, with two lists totaling about 190100 to 1901000. Trustees aim to avoid dipping below a 501000 reserve. meeting set for 7 30 tonight at 00 Norbridge Ave.
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Chabot fish derby eyed to top 1000 attendance
East Bay Regional Park officials plan the Chabot Fishing Derby and Festival near Lake Chabot Road between San Leandro and Castro Valley. Activities include hot pants, pie-eating contests, jamboree, and demonstrations with a possible hole in one contest. The event runs from August 14 to August 22 starting at 6 am each day.
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Lake Chabot Road
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Transit fare bill urged for all systems by senator
Sacramento report shows a resolution approved to push transit agencies to issue weathered fares for all stars. Sen. Nicole Petri of Oakland led the proposal, which moved to the Senate floor on Wednesday for consideration.
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