Ohlone trustees approve deaf education program
Ohlone College trustees unanimously approve a 389000 program to make the campus Northern California center for deaf and hard of hearing education. Courses start this fall for 9 to 16 students under 41, funded largely by federal sources. Dr. Stephen Kipler cited 25 applications received.
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Northern California Center For Education of the
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Allen J. Frawley
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Expansion of schooling at county boys camp proposed
A report to Alameda County Juvenile Justice Commission recommends expanding the Senior Boys Camp program at 2600 Fairmont Drive San Leandro from night school to a daytime system with nine full time teachers. Led by Carl Smith and Alfred Baxter the eight month survey found 10 to 18 year old high school dropouts need basic skills to improve job prospects. Budget questions remain and final approval rests with the county board of education and supervisors.
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Alameda County
Juenile Justice Commission
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Carl Smith
Alfred Baxter
Smith
Alameda County Park and Recreation
Larry Dayton
Juvenile Justice Commission
Rapid City flood relief funds allocated to local Red Cross
The Oakland South Alameda County Red Cross chapter will receive 31,740 from a $5 million relief drive for Rapid City South Dakota flood victims. National VP Robert Shea urged rapid response as 1,500 missing and 203 dead are reported. About 6,000 families affected and 4,100 homes damaged or destroyed. Local donations should be marked South Dakota Disaster and mailed to Oakland chapter. Only money can be rapidly distributed to the stricken area.
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Red Cross
Rapid City
South Dakota
Herbert §. Wise
National
Red Grass
Robert Shea
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Military Families Department
Ken Voyve
Starday
Nou
O Shea
Texas
Kentucky
West Virginia
Washington
Wise
Oakland South Alameda County
Oakland
South County Scene Delights Readers In Local Daily Review
The Daily Review of Hayward California highlights South County events for Thursday edition. June 1972 coverage focuses on community life, local spots, and neighborhood happenings in a compact town section.
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Teachers await ruling on protest
The New Haven American Federation of Teachers Chapter filed three class action complaints claiming the district’s maternity leave policy discriminates against women. They accuse state and federal agencies of delays and seek equal sick pay and job rights for maternity leave, arguing leave timing should be at the teacher’s discretion.
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