Castro Valley school board weighs payroll increase proposal
Castro Valley district officials plan a 7 30 p m meeting to consider a recommendation to raise the payroll by as much as 45 000 for next year. The session includes a 7 p m closed executive period on interviewing for the superintendent post and a review of the 1971-72 budget in advance of an adjourned meeting the following Thursday.
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Castro Valley
Noracidge Ave
Personnel Commission
Charles
Pla
Ooo
State Personnel Board Cooperative Personnel Agency
Hahn
New Fremont Student President Chosen After College Election
Christopher Peacock wins the Ohvine College student presidency as incumbent Sal Beitencourt loses amid protest and attacks. Trustees praise Beitencourt for his long service since 1970 as new officers are named including Denny Hughes and Sue Price. Amendments to the constitution await trustees review next meeting.
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Beper Fei
Denny Hughes
Sue Price
Lee Sepulveda
Treasuber
Terry Ball
Representative-Atlarge
Joyce Blackshire
Iblic ‘Relations
Diana Ascon
Aca-Hete Affairs
Highlands street hearings finalize widenings plan
Hayward officials held what may be their last meeting with Highlands residents on the Morse Court Madoc Avenue and Highland Boulevard widening alignments. City Engineer Cruickshank said most property owner complaints about rights of way have been addressed though some lawns landscaping and driveways will be affected and about 10 homes are threatened. Adoption awaits final council action.
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Hayward
Highlands Area
Highlands
Douglas Crulekatni
Morse Court
Madoc Avenue
Highland’ Boulevard
Hood
Tuestay
Ee Widtis
Cruickshank
Coalition reaffirms school stand in Union City
The Union City Coalition reaffirmed support for a community school concept in the New Haven Unified School District this week. They warned of potential federal suits if integration balance shifts and named Julia Denney to chair the subcommittee after Jim Patterson’s departure.
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Union City
Union City Coalition
New Haven
Coalition
Julia Denney
Fartar
Jim Patterson
Planned Parenthood to Open in Alameda County
Planned Parenthood will inaugurate operations in Alameda County with a kickoff session at the Maynard Center Hayward. Sessions begin 7 30 pm on Fridays to answer questions about vasectomies. Individual interviews will be held Tuesday evenings for those seeking the operation.
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Hayward
Alameda County
Webber
YMCA Camp Signups Set for Hayward Session
Reservations for a younger boys and girls session at Carp Loma Mar from Monday through June 25 will be accepted at the Oden Area YMCA. Camp division covers mountain camping for boys and girls aged 8 to 12. Campers depart from YMCA headquarters 24718 Mission Blvd Hayward at 1 30 p m Monday by special buses to a site in the Santa Cruz Mountains near La Honda.
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Oden Area
Tomorro
Mowntain
YMGA
Mission Blvd
Sant Cruz Mountains
Hayward Planning Commission Diner Meeting and City Events
Hayward Planning Commission hosts annual diner at Mae Dulpud Restaurant in San Leandro 6 p.m. today honoring retiring Commissioner Donald E. LaPlante. Alameda County Water District board meets 7 p.m. at 503 Ire Mont Blvd Fremont to review finance methods for a proposed 7.95 million bond. Canto Valley Horsemen’s Association meets 7 p.m. Castro Valley Adaire Art Center to honor former officers. San Leandro City Council 7:16 p.m. final budget work session preceded by Smith general business meeting in council chambers. San Leandro Board of Zoning Adjustments 7:30 p.m. considers variance for a duplex and home occupation permits. Alameda County Consumer Action meets 7 p.m. at Starr King Unitarian Church Hayward. Newark City Council meets 7 p.m. at 97101 Newark Blvd to study proposed 3.25 million city budget. Fremont Area Association for Clean Environment meets 5 p.m. at 840 Fremont Blvd to plan water fluoridation pollution drive.
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City Counell
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Counell Chambers
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Newark
City Hall
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Fremont
Court order expires as trustee meeting set on land purchases
A restraining order blocking two New Haven Unified School District land purchases expired at 5 pm. Trustees planned a special meeting at 7448 Western Ave to decide whether to finalize the deals. Opponents seek appellate relief while critics warn of funding for portable classrooms and district policy reversal.
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Union City
New Haven United School
Spm
Western Ave
Cool retreat at Fremont traffic signal draws motorists
A Fremont resident named Trigeon sought shade from a 85 degree afternoon heat under the red light of a traffic signal at Fremont and Washington boulevards in Irvington district. Motorists watched amused as he perched by the 2 signal in the Fremont area.
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Irvington
Trigeon
Washington Boulevards
Recreation board splits on eliminating director post in Fremont
Fremont recreation commissioners fail to reach consensus on abolishing the recreation director position and reorganizing the department as part of a public works division. Some members urge retention citing a half million dollar budget and staff concerns, while others back the manager's plan.
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Premont
Recreation Department
Division of Public Works
Die
Art” Lampert
Commission
Joan Heger
Sal Lerch
Lampert
Reereation
Ed Washburn
Alice Cline
Don Driggs
Larry Milnes
Milnes
Cam Lerch
Orie Wise
Dave Friend
Lamper
Wise
Priend
Fremont planning panel weighs farm preservation vs housing
Fremont planning commissioners convene at 30700 Civic Center Drive with agricultural experts to study farming economics versus urban development in a flood plain. The meeting reviews a proposed 1257 homes on 210 acres by seven owners and the Williamson Act tax breaks, with clustering as a compromise to preserve open farmland along the city boundary. The panel extends the decision to July 18 after seeking more information.
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Fremont
Pan
Ety Hall
Civic Center Drive
Fremont Flood Plain
Alvarado Boulevard
Newark Boulevard
Alameda Creek
Union City
Ileshuff
Union City Budget Trim With June Hearing Planned
Union City council trimmed about 19000 from the proposed budget and added 2400 in expenses after four hours of debate. The vote funded a six month extension for the Devoto Youth Center and approved a fire department reorganization creating four captain positions. A petition signed by 321 families and youths urged keeping the center open, with funds redirected to a general fund surplus.
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Sity Council
Prapascel
Coupell
Devoto
Jevelt
Decote
Recreation Department
Coutest
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