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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1966
Page
2
Bay toll officials inspect the first 10 foot fluorescent lighting unit delivered for the San Mateo Hayward Bridge. Rosendin Electric of San Jose holds a 1.6 million contract to install a seven mile ribbon of lights across the reconstructed 700 million bridge beginning in December.
The State Board of Education granted Cal State a six member accreditation for multiple programs. The action includes standard teaching credentials with specializations in junior college, pupil personnel services, and supervision. Reaccreditation for five years was also approved for standard teaching credentials.
The Alameda based carrier USS Hancock will dock at Pier 3 North Alameda Naval Air Station at about 10 a.m. Monday after a month in the Western Pacific. The ship left on Nov 11, 1965 for its second Southeast Asia deployment with sorties supporting ground actions in South Vietnam and strikes in North Vietnam.
Dublin reports end of a nationwide bank strike that halted cashing of pay checks. Shoppers and workers paid with signed bills or IOUs to settle tabs in local shops and pubs. Merchants and bank managers now tally cash-backed versus credit-backed transactions.
An obscure Batangas Town Council ruling defines a drunk as anyone who smells of liquor or appears flushed, with penalties of five days jail or a five dollar fine for public manifestations. The oddly styled notice mixes consumer product ads and the legal definition, reflecting a garbled OCR sequence from the period.
Marilyn Pray notes clues from the court on park land rules for new subdivisions in California. Union City and Livermore plan park dedication ordinances, while home builders argue costs shift to buyers. the issue hinges on state law versus local tax and zoning practices.
President Johnson declared National School Lunch Week to begin October 9. He noted 19 million children in over 73 000 schools will benefit from enhanced federal and local efforts to boost school meals and learning vitality amid ongoing debates in Washington.
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