Directors Should End Gag for Hayward Advisory
The Citizens' Advisory Committee of the Hayward Avenue Recreation District faces a bylaw gag restricting public discussion of committee actions until recommendations reach the HARD board. Chair Jerry Ball urged striking the rule, arguing open meetings permit press and public commentary, and urged swift board action to remove the restriction.
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Citizens’ Advisory Committee
Hayward Aven Recreation District
Recreation District
Jerry Ball
Advisory Committee
Citizens’ Advizory Committee
Vandalism Over Time Prompts Budget Push at Hayward Schools
Hayward Unified School District officials urge reporting vandalism after bills reach about 150000 dollars. Business Manager Hansen says schools belong to the community and neglect raises taxes, while Superintendent Cunningham urges students to report crimes, calling squealing on violators an honorable action. The officials say the same standard applies to public and private property.
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Hayward Unified
HH. Marshall Hansen
William Cunningham
Cunningham
Benjamin Franklin's kite experiment and wartime landings in review
This Day In Review highlights Franklin's 1752 kite experiment linking electricity and lightning in Philadelphia. It notes 1942 U S troops landing on Saipan near Tokyo during World War II and 1960 Prime Minister Kishi requesting Eisenhower delay a Japan visit amid anti American riots. A Turgeniev quote closes the item.
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Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Marianas Islands
Saipan
Tokyo
Kishi
Isisenhower
Japan
One Man Can Win Against Bureaucrats
Washington reports the Supreme Court ruling in Camara v San Francisco and companion Seattle case, 6-3, affirming that a warrant is required for housing and fire inspections when tenants or owners object. The decision protects property rights while acknowledging public health needs, sparking debate over government searches and civil codes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Caimara
San Francisco
Egypt
Sinai
High Court
Scey
Seattle
Roland Camara
Lee
T Hey
Karl Warren
Hugo ‘L. Black
William O. Douglas
William Brennan
Bar
Justine Clark
Norman
Prayer Reflection on Jesus Washing Disciples' Feet
A devotional meditation recalling Jesus in the upper room washing the disciples’ feet. The text invites humility and dependence on Christ when pride or inability to do great deeds tempt the reader to despair. It ends with an Amen.
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Jesus
The Clock Stopped in Miasmapolis
In Miasmapolis, Johnny Wathistte and Mr. Bancroft rise as unlikely figures in a comic civic crisis. Johnny, a friendly but dim clerk, is elected councilman while Bancroft, a revered genius, refuses to act. Their inaction stalls a new city park for a year, in a tale titled The Year The Clock Stopped.
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Miasmapolis
Mr. Bancroft
Mr Bancroft
Johnny
Bnt
Adolph's
Three New Pounds Threaten Alameda County Ponds
A public warning from The People Speak notes that starting June 20, 1967 the Oakland SPCA will cease injured and stray animal pickups in Southern Alameda County due to a contract termination by the Alameda County Board of Supervisors. Sheriffs apprehensions will be sent to Hay Area veterinarians for destruction, as residents press for fiscal restraint amid plans for three new county pounds.
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Oakland Spca
Alameda County
Alameda County Board of Supervisors
Larl Strathman
Sheriff's Department
Hay Area
SPCA
Wilk Ba
Abortion Debate and Public Health Notes
A letter to the editor argues abortion is infanticide and urges opponents to pressure Gov. Reagan to veto the Therapeutic Abortion Act. The writer cites health vaccine work, mass immunization, and warns abortion harms morality, urging legal and constitutional concerns and a public stance against the bill.
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National Institutes of Health
Gov
Reagan
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Ivan Sergeyevich Turgeniev
Middle East
James J. Kilpatrick
Justice White
White
Jesus Christ
Miaschapolis
Dewey Oliver Wathistte
Johny
Jelumy
O.K
Dohany
Lochat
Main Street
Adolph
Ite
Congress Mae Phillip B
Wun A
Eagles
SOA
Cousin Leroy
Te Davis Camps
Rane
Menes
Sypris Colin
Berkeley
University of California
Slice
Bini
California
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