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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
16
Ohlone College trustees unanimously approve a 38000 program to make the campus a Northern California center for educating deaf and hard of hearing students. Courses start this fall for 8 to 16 students, funded mostly by outside sources, with two teachers and interpreters.
A report to Alameda County Juvenile Justice Commission proposes expanding the Senior Boys Camp special school program at 2500 Fairmont Drive San Leandro. The plan would shift from eight classes taught by seven part time teachers to daytime instruction by two full time educators.
The Oakland-South Alameda County Chapter to Rapid City flood effort in South Dakota receives 31740 from a 3 million Red Cross campaign. Dr. Herbert S Wise urges rapid donations as 1500 missing and 204 dead are reported. About 6000 families affected with 4000 homes destroyed. 18 million spent this year on disasters nationwide.
Dana Holt Job’s Daughters queen and Dara Cannon appointed marshal together with officers Susan Self outer guard Paula Whitaker inner guard Dana Smith junior custodian Cathy Chase senior custodian Sue Rust librarian Diana Harder musician Terri Collin recorder Linda Hynnes treasurer Jessie Nedspeth chaplain Judy Stargelen Sharon Chase Kim Wally Patt Stark and Eileen Ebory as messengers Choir members installed Tina McDonald Tamy Braga Micalya Hawk Mau reen Carvin
Hayward Adult School will graduate 200 students at Stiniset High School gymnasium 22100 Princeton St. The graduates completed the high school program as day school or Sunset evening program. Student speaker will be Judy G. Shorur of the day school.
A compact golf roundup from the South County scene highlights recent play and local coverage. Coach comments and player performances frame the day as reporters note standings and upcoming events in the region.
The New Haven American Federation of Teachers reports three class complaints alleging sex discrimination in the district maternity leave policy. Filings were made with the California State Fair Employment Practices Commission, the federal EEOC, and HEW's Civil Rights branch. Union officials fear state and federal bureaucracy could delay HEW investigation for up to a year. The group seeks parity of maternity leave with other temporary disabilities and asks that leave timing be decided by the teacher and doctor.
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