Budget okayed by WUHS trustees no tax hike
Washington Union High School trustees tentatively approved a $1,595,000 budget with no increase in the current $1.10 per $100 property tax rate. The plan raises spending mainly to pay 13 new teachers and a fulltime school psychologist, funded by a projected 35.2 million rise in assessed valuation. final adoption comes in August after state review and a public hearing.
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J. W. Goold
Silva
Washington Union High School Dist
Tudson ‘Taylor
James Logan High School
Clyde Voorhees
Washington Union ‘School
R. I. Hird and
Taylor
Don J. Wolfe
Logan School
Hayward City Council Awards Resurfacing Contract
Lee J Immel of San Pablo won a 2006 contract to resurface four Hayward streets after seven bids. The council also introduced ordinances on annexing Foothill Blvd strips, city clerk powers in absence, a loading zone time change, and purchase of property on Patrick Ave for a north south through route at 4500 dollars for about 9000 square feet.
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Lee J. Immel
San Pablo
Hayward
Pave B St
Watkins
Seventh St. Marin
A St
C St
Castro St
Main St
D St
Foothill Blvd
Birch St
Willow St
Senate
Alameda County
Patrick Ave
Gomer St
California Primary Results Signal Democratic Sweep
In the June 3 primaries Democratic candidates led in governor, U S Senate, and attorney general races. Edmund Brown topped Knowland by about 600000 votes. Engle and Knight led in Senate betting with McCarthy and Mosk strong in attorney general. Pre election California Polls matched trends, showing Brown and Mosk momentum, with Knight contending for the Republican nomination as Engle led the Senate race. Future polls will map shifts as November nears.
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California
Edmund Brown
William
Knowland
Clair Engie
U. S.senate
Goodwin Knight
George Christopher
Stanley Mosk
Robert McCarthy
Patrick Hillings
Caspar Weinberger
Ralph Planteen
Jabour
Pudge
Brown
Engle
Knight
Christopher
Torney
Mosk
Stanley’ Mosk
McCarthy
Hilings
Weinber
Mask
Toyerty
U. S
Pher
Ator
San Francisco
Bart
Daily Review
Missing Grad Hart In Crash At Hayward Intersection
A school grad night tragedy left 16 year old Gwendolyn McFarland injured while attending graduation exercises at Foothill Boulevard and Main Street in Hayward. Her stepfather Iva Vaught and others were hospitalized after a two car collision. Vehicle driven by Roscoe Vaught turned left into oncoming Burl Pearsall’s car. Vaught cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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Gould St
Oakland
Conto Main St
Foothill
Burl Chester Pearsall
Macine Ave
Haysward
Henry DeWeese
Iife Sybil
Gwendolyn McFarland
Lobart
Readied plans for Southwest Hayward district street project
Public Works director Edward Phillips announced the Readied Plans and Specifications for the Southwest Hayward Assessment District for street improvements. Ten streets bounded by A Street and Jackson Street between the Western and Southern Pacific tracks must be reconstructed with sidewalks curbs gutters and drainage as bonding steps begin.
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Hayward
A St
Jackson St
Southern Pacific
Public Works
Edward Phillips
Phillips
Planners to Meet On Zoning Law In Livermore
Livermore Planning Commissioners continue their challenge to the proposed ranking ordinance at a study session at 7 p m tomorrow in the high school library. The first discussion item concerns existing and non conforming uses of buildings.
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Livermore
P.m
CPA's Tuesday Speaker Named at East Bay Chapter
Philip J. Kitt of the Franchise Taw Board will address a 6 30 p.m. Tuesday meeting of the East Bay Chapter of the California Society of Certified Public Accountants at Spenger's Restaurant in Berkeley.
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Philip J. Kitt
Franchise Taw Board
East Bay
California Society of Certified Public. Accountants
Spenger's
Berkeley
Atom Test Foes in Oakland Demonstration Walk
Demonstrators from the Northern California Committee Against Nuclear Tests will walk from Fellowship Hall to Lake Merritt Park starting at 2 p.m. They have previously gathered at UC Radiation Laboratory in Oakland, the Atomic Energy Commission headquarters, and Union Square in San Francisco for open air meetings.
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Northern
Slifornia Committee
Felowship Hall
27Th St
Lake’ Merritt Park
Radiation Laboratory
Oakland
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Union’ Square
San Francisco
Check Class 2 Today’s Want Ads See for Yourself
Classified line reads Check Class 2 today’s want ads and see for yourself for bargains and notices. None of the rest of the text offers specifics, and the line reads like a short prompt urging readers to consult the classified section.
La Vista Trustees Study Wage Proposal for Pay Equity
La Vista School Trustees consider a wage proposal to raise elementary and secondary teaching salaries to the same level. A proposed committee, under guidance of the Alameda County School Board Assn, would study the issue and devise a joint workable solution amid funding concerns.
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la Vista School
Paul Briedrigh
Lastright
Ola
Friedrich
HUHSD
Alameda County
Board Assn
Marion store manager fined for careless shop window
A Marion store manager was involved in an accident after a polishing effort went awry. A customer suffered cuts and bruises when he walked through an apparently polished door. The incident highlights lingering caution around shop fixtures and safety practices.
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Marion
Ueda
Don Souther
Realtors to Meet Friday in Alameda for Commercial Property Plans
Lowell Duggan, president of an Alameda investment firm, will address a Friday meeting of Southern Alameda Realtors at Villa Mercado. Waymon Todd, master of ceremonies, notes Duggan will discuss development of commercial property and shopping venues.
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Lowell Duggan
Alameda
Reserve Funds Transfer For Welfare Agency Overruns
County Supervisors moved 309000 from Unappropriated Reserve to welfare accounts to cover road and related costs through June 30. The 1957-58 general relief budget of 1749100 had been spent, exhausting Welfare funds for a second straight year. As of June 4, 7169 people relied on general relief supported by county funds.
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Carty
Hartfield Stores Declares Quarterly Dividend
Hartfield Stores, Inc announces a regular quarterly dividend of 17 cents per share on common stock. The dividend is payable July 10 to shareholders of record June 25.
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Directsen of
Harfield Stores, Inc
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