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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
15
Alameda County Mosquito Abatement District reports 1974 76 emphasize short term chemical controls and new strategies targeting breeding waters. Focus shifts to preventing new breeding areas rather than adding fish to waters, with district personnel dedicating more time to source reduction efforts.
A three day forum titled Water Conservation and You kicks off at 1 p m tomorrow at the Centennial Mall on Foothill Boulevard sponsored by the city and the Hayward Water Conservation Citizens Committee. It features water district and industrial representatives, demonstrations of saving methods, and exhibits on reading meters fixing leaks and water saving. Admission details are unclear due to garbled text.
City attorney Glen Forbes said bids for a two mile dredging project into San Leandro Marina likely will be invited in August after the U S Army Corps of Engineers San Francisco Division approved the environmental impact report. The report now goes to Washington for final federal approval.
Hayward man Frank Grill, 46, was arrested in San Leandro on suspicion of possessing stolen property after trying to sell four cases of coffee at 2.25 a pad. Bail set at 3000. police say he carried coffee cases into a Buy Trash and Sell store on East 14th Street. grill claimed he bought the coffee at a news market.
Tomorrow Hayward School board at district headquarters 2411 Amador St weighs contracts for teaching staff and bids for duplicating equipment. Pi Fiesta starts at 9 p.m. at IDES Hal First and C streets funds farm workers with three orchestras and food admission $2. A later fair at Sart Lorenzo features Hayward Area Historical Society and Recreation District. A safety training seminar for key personnel runs 8 9 am to 4 3 p.m. at Edgewater Hyatt House Oakland cost 85 for two days contact 63 2013.
Fred Moody of Oakland displays the state’s largest white catfish at 23 pounds 14 ounces caught during the Lake Chabot derby in Castro Valley this week. Moody used anchovies. the contest runs through Sunday for ages four and up. Stewart Alexander of San Leandro previously held the record with a 23-pound fish in March 1976 at the same lake.
The Alameda Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board Executive Committee approved 215.04 in projects. It funded a SEM-EDX Micro Evidence Analysis Program to analyze trace evidence locally and speed up cases. A Crime Prevention Partnership Program with 100000 supports citizen police cooperation and funding for training materials and local anti crime grants.
Alameda County selects a panel of 39 potential jurors for 1977 78 grand jury from 51 names submitted by 23 judges. Nominations span Dublin Livermore Hayward Fremont Oakland Berkeley and Piedmont with numerous individuals named and judges identified. The panel will be narrowed to 19 jurors in a July 1 drawing in Judge Harold How’s court.
New Haven school trustees report rising costs for special education over four years while state funding lags. In 1976 77 the district educated 845 students in educationally handicapped and related programs across elementary middle and high schools.
Oro Loma Sanitary District board raised sewer service charges by 55.6 percent, approving a 1.556 million dollar operating budget for the coming year starting July. The yearly home fee rose from 18 to 5 dollars, with commercial rates doubling from 15 to 30 cents per 100 cubic feet.
About 150 educators and agency representatives met at Laney College for a daylong conference. They endorsed residential facilities, student planning input, parental involvement, job placements for graduates, and early family and school interventions as top strategies. A county task force on career training and expanded on the need for youth participation through outreach like posters and canvassing.
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