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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1962
Page
7
In Fremont at 453 G St Paty McGowan awoke her husband Jesse 25 to rush to the hospital but a sneeze and morning chaos delayed the birth of a seven pound one ounce girl born around 2 a.m. Patsy delivered at home with no help before medical arrival.
A hospital visit is avoided as Mrs. McGowan and the baby are reported in excellent shape. The newborns may carry an L name. Teen guidance notes highlight initiative and social skills while a 17-year-old escapes Alameda County Juvenile Hall. Hells Angels cited for illegal burning and lights on a motorcycle pair. San Leandro mayor receives a Council of Social Planning inquiry promising quick clarifications to city leadership.
San Lorenzo Elementary district trustees renewed Superintendent Paul Ehret's contract for four more years despite financial pinch. The action included a raised salary but no change to the annual 319,350 figure. The board also approved policy to reward teachers pursuing accredited college courses for cultural and professional growth, with full credit toward salary placement for field work and mandatory consultation with principals before enrolling.
A U S official linked to a rape case faced arrest after a bid review at New All Roofing Co. and a Colton area contract. William Ahlers, a Santa Gina juvenile officer, was detained after allegedly attempting a scheme involving a $2,356 lease renewal and a television station tie in.
Students at James Madison School explored astronomy through a 20th century style curriculum funded by the National Science Foundation and the University of Illinois. Teachers used hands on units on triangulation, measurement and lunar angular diameter to connect math and science with real observation.
County Junior College officials meet to discuss accommodating growing enrollments. Plans include adding temporary buildings to expand capacity before fall term.
In San Leandro the council reversed a planning commission to rezone a Washington Avenue industrial site for four plex apartments. Protests by the Tempo Club and area residents, plus arguments by attorney Charles Simonian and Roy Pucci, influenced the vote. A July 18 work session was set to review assessments and bids.
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce offers Seattle breakfast tickets at 4 dollars each to meet fair officials at Club 21. The event on July 11 includes a 10:15 a.m. breakfast after a moment of silence for local planning official Ken Gason and his wife, killed in a Santa Barbara plane crash. A Seattle Northwest reception is sponsored by Chamber President John G. Blaisdell with the “Acupalea” cruise the night before providing a packed tour option for San Leandro attendees.
A San Leandro Democratic council meeting outlines a November signup drive led by local party officials. The event aims to organize voters, register residents, and mobilize supporters ahead of the upcoming election. Local party members, librarians, and volunteers are invited to assist in outreach and registration efforts.
The Washington Home Owners Association Day in the Park committee will meet at 8 pm Wednesday at the Community Center Building in Washington Manor Park to discuss planning and booth decorations. Contests include beard growing for men and an old fashioned hat contest for women.
San Leandro announces the World Traveler Summer Reading Club at the Community Library Center and five branches. Eligible are children through seventh grade, with 295+ registered. signup continues to June 30. The program, beginning June 18, requires reading five country books and offers children ages 5 and up a glimpse of life abroad through books and travel sections.
Health Capsules discusses whether cutting caffeine helps ulcers. It notes that even decaf coffee may raise stomach acids due to other constituents. The piece, by Michael A. Petit, provides cautious guidance and practical tips for readers.
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