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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1962
Page
3
Karn Kam of Castro Valley has been appointed acting engineer‑manager of Alameda County Flood Central and Water Conservation District. The move was announced by county public works director Herbert Crowle. Kam, UC graduate and licensed civil engineer, joins a district expanding summer school programs and water projects.
Newark city council considers a plan to raise salaries for ten city employees and department heads including police and fire chiefs. January increases of 5 to 24 percent would follow a broader 24 percent rise for some staff, with a public hearing set on the budget and executive sessions possible for further discussion.
Tens of thousands of posters cover ministries in Mexico City welcoming President Kennedy. Officials report about 5,000 posters already printed as government offices join the citywide display.
The South County Junior College District will open bids for a campus expansion at Chabot Junior College in San Leandro. Plans include six portable buildings for 12 new classrooms and three labs, plus parking lot paving and two new lots. Preliminary estimate is 133,440 dollars with 20 percent state aid. Completion expected by fall this year to handle increased enrollment. Also on the agenda is erecting Nimite Freeway signs to direct students and adoption of the tentative budget of 1,707,108 dollars for 1962-63. Trustees meet at 7:30 p.m. at Chabot College on Aladdin Avenue.
Newark city officials study a three city animal control program shared with Fremont and Union City. The plan includes a full time shelter facility and patrols, replacing the current Oakland SPCA arrangement with three way cost sharing. Union City shows interest. Fremont has not yet approved. Civil defense sharing will fund a full time coordinator reviewing federal and state guidance.
Hayward California council undecided over developer B J McGah proposal to zone 38 acres east of Hesperian Boulevard for mobile homes south of Eden High School. Residents petitioned objections after prior regulatory conflicts delayed action. Council to meet at City Hall at 7 PM to decide.
Nay ward Area Recreation and Park district offers Wednesday evening dance classes in swing, waltz, cha cha and tango for beginners and continuing students at Strobridge School 2406 Bedford Dr. Registration is tomorrow for an eight week session from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. and 9:00 to 10:30 p.m. Fee details are listed for the eight week duration.
Decota school district trustees meet at 8 p.m. at 725 Whipple Road Union City to act on the 1962-63 budget and related matters. They will consider fan waits for wind addition at Searles School hear reports on reading clinic summer school and class load enrollment study discuss summer recreation and receive notices from George D Miller of the Jewish Community Relations Council and the Decola Alvarado teachers association. Bids will be opened for a multipurpose car teachers conference room library and kitchen at El Rancho Verde School with an estimated project cost of 255 992.
Union City reports Alvarado 4H electing officers for the 1942 63 year. Judy Loyola serves as president and Judy Loyola as delegate to the Davis convention with Kathy Wright as alternate. Other officers include Gary Silva vice president Laureen Cardoza secretary Susie Silva treasurer Aud rey Lomax reporter Martha Gareideuenas and Cindy Silva song leaders Kathy Wright activity chairman Jon Silvey Joanne Silva sergeants at arms. Frank Apgrade remains community leader.
In Baltimore a construction project named Glen Surini employed laborers including Jenny A Ford Mike Wallica Robert Taylor George Murphy and Elisworth Ness according to readable OCR.
Syria charged Israel with aggression after an exchange of gunfire near the border. Damascus filed the complaint with the U N Truce Supervision Organization in Jerusalem. A Syrian spokesman said Israeli troops shelled Nkhewla village with heavy mortar and automatic fire, and Syria returned fire.
Castro Valley Buon Tempo Club plans the fourth annual picnic at Tamberlane Ranch Pleasanton on July 8 with Pete Spinardi and Charles Imburlja as picnic committee chairs.
Rapid City AP reports Joe L. Sorenson of Roseville California was elected president elect at a National Livestock Auctions Markets Association Monday clinic.
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