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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1969

Page

6

Superintendent counters teacher charge in Fremont district

In Fremont, Superintendent William J. Bolt rebutted a teachers association claim of lack of communication. He said staff reductions and reorganization were discussed with district reps, principals, and association executives, denying unreported budget cuts while acknowledging ongoing negotiations on longevity pay and dental insurance.

Fremont Bolt Teseacchers Association Teachers Association Lael Sorenson In Council J. H. Fugale Lets Association Etirai

Warning Issued On Rabid Skunk In Niles Area

Alameda County health officials issued a rabies warning for the Niles area after a rabid skunk was shot near Vallejo Mill School on Canyon Heights Drive. The alert urges dog owners to attend a county vaccination clinic at the Fremont Community Center on June 20, with a $2 fee, and to update dog licenses and vaccines.

Niles Fremont Paseo Padre Parkway Winn

Hospital Tax Rate Cut Under Study

Directors of Washington Hospital consider reducing or eliminating the district 2 cent tax rate. A June 17 work session will discuss the budget of 4,888,267, up from 4,181,000. Nurses seek a 34 monthly retroactive raise. a reserve fund may be set for future raises.

Washington Hospital Tim Stone Robert C.taylor California Nursing Association A.D. Fisher F.C. Cowsell

Board Denies Permit For Nursery School

Hayward city planners rejected a use permit for a nonprofit nursery school proposed by Nursery School Inc. at 27632 Seventh St on a single family lot citing insufficient street parking and impact on the neighborhood. The board also approved related permits for a sewing operation at 66 Lafayette Ave and a kitchen expansion variance at 269 Virginia St while denying a 24 hour tow service permit at 125 Jackson St.

Hayward Frominatle Seventh St de Jacent Commercial Hayward Board Joe Angel Story Sunldtag Tor Jackson Shout Amador Slem Nursery Schinal, Inc Castro Valley 4&Squire Haine Ee Fauting Lincoln-Mercury Dea Palisade Street Lafayette Ave Virginia St Auito Jackson St The Heard

Newell to be Installed as President of San Leandro Junior Chamber

Doug Newell will be installed as president of the San Leandro Junior Chamber of Commerce on Saturday at the Edgewater Inn in Oakland. Other officers include Gerry Silva and Tony DeMelo as vice presidents, Larry Theisen as treasurer, Dennis Steiner as secretary, Clyde Shick as state director, Dave Ericksen as advisor, with Wendell De Cross, Lee Moniz, Bud Munk, Orson Curtis as directors.

Doug Newell San Leandro Juenior Chamber of Commerce Edgewater Inn Oakland Gerry Silva Tony DeMelo Larry Theisen Dennis Steiner Clyde Shick Dave Ericksen Wendell de Cross Lee Moniz Bud Munk Orson Curtis

Attendance Problem Spurs Action by City Commission

Hayward Ochoa, leaving July 1 for Colombia, urges the City Council to address a chronic attendance problem within the Human Relations Commission. He plans to push for regular, punctual service and to follow up on the First Annual Racism Conference Report directing housing discrimination and minority employment remedies. The commission will hear his report at a City Hall meeting tonight.

Donald M. Rayement Gemma Fisher Ochoa Vine Cunning Cran Commission Youn Cotlnell

Police Budget Request To Council Tonight Newark

Newark officials review a $485,233 police budget request representing 14.4 percent of the city budget, up $34,929 from 1960 69. Mayor Balentine questions pace of growing police needs while council debates staffing versus supervisory roles.

Newark Richard W. Turnlucd Turnlund

Rent Discrimination Suit Filed in San Francisco Court

A nine page federal complaint filed in San Francisco targets Wesco Land & Management Corp and Wall Mast Uth Sb over alleged discriminatory rental practices. Plaintiffs Allen and Barbara Miller of Berkeley Floyd Mibbitts of Oakland, with NAACP Legal Defense Fund attorney Oscar Williams, seek to halt current listings from excluding Negroes and require equal access to all rental units. Wesco spokesperson Angelina Fletcher denied the charges.

San Leandro Wesco Land & Management Corp Wall Mast Uth U.S. District Court San Francisco Allen Barbara Miller Berkeley Floyd Mibbitts Oakland Oscar Williams Naacp Legal Defense Fund Wesco Ings

Hayward Adult Night School Graduation Tonight

About 40 students will receive their high school diplomas at Hayward Adult Night School graduation ceremonies. The event is at Sunset High School at 8 p m with Suzanne Clemens presenting diplomas and Dr Raymond Arveson addressing the graduates. Wayne Sels will be the student speaker.

Hayward Sunset High School Hayward Unified School District Suzanne Clemens Raymond Arveson Wayne Sels

Pact OK'd Savings On Fee Seen For Ohlone

Fremont Fremont Newark Junior College District trustees approved a contract with architects for the first stage of Ohlone College design. The fee starts at eight percent of construction costs, shrinking as costs rise, with $50,000 of longer range planning authorized for 5,000 students by 1977 based on 1972 opening projections.

Fremont Fremont- Newark Junio College District Board of Ohlone College James W. Duke Duke Jonger Tange

Petition Ballot Argument Sparks City Debate in Alameda

Union City Westview reports a zoning referendum over 23.4 acres on Baker Road spurring a debate on when petitioners could file arguments. City Attorney Garcia noted the code’s vague timing, council members urged fair play and set a June 20 deadline for arguments to be printed and sent to Alameda County elections.

Union City Westview Williams and Lee Alvelais Cily Garcia Irving Williams Hobbs Baker Road Alameda Ng Q Alameda County Elections Department

Turfing Proposal Tonight Sees Three Schools In Running

The Parks and Recreation Commission meets at 7 30 tonight to recommend which two or three elementary schools should be turfed this year. Cleveland Wilson and McKinley are in the running under a last year’s city school district agreement. After the commission releases its choice, the city council must approve before bids are called and awarded. A 4 30 p m work session with the council will review the recreation department’s 489 363 budget request.

Aten Toy Ing Fisher Stone James B. Balenling Tura Jund Newark Saleandro Parks and Recrestial Commission Public Safety Cleveland Wilson McKinley Turtin Jhe Peasert Ito

Sewer Bid Submitted for Castro Valley Interceptor Project

Castro Valley Sanitary District received the low bid of 1 591 073 for an interceptor sewer from the Castro Valley boundary near the civic center in Hayward to the Oro Loma treatment plant. The bid was referred to federal officials after district directors approved applying for federal funds covering 33 percent of the cost. Nine bids were opened Tuesday ranging up to 2 966 370.

Castro Valley McGuirey Hestor Oakland San Leandro Civic Center Hayward Oro Loma

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