Two top school officials to retire
SAN LORENZO District announces retirement of two top administrators and many teachers. Gordon leaving after 18 years. Dean Pence heads elementary and district offices. Dozens of long serving staff members across elementary and junior high schools also set to retire.
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Hayward Park Plan Teeters Before Board Meeting
Hayward Area Recreation district members prepare tonight to reveal park development plans for a new joint project with Ken Aitken and KARD. Douglas Morris says the board will discuss a 3 park concept, with bids opened for utility work on P.G. and E railway and San Felipe routes in Hayward. Additional items include Fairman Terrace Park and school site closures in Hayward and Berkeley area.
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California Highway Commission Okays Airport Interchange Plan
Sacramento reports the California Highway Commission approves a five level interchange project at Daltand Airport. An airport access road will be added with widening on Little Drive and installation of a traffic control system. Bath Avenue will close at the intersection. Right of way contributions will be provided by Gatland and Sav Leande, with concealment of costs funded by Highrays.
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Shoplifting seminar set in San Leandro
A local seminar on shoplifting prevention is sponsored by the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce. Alan Gates chairs the session at the San Leandro Public Library Center on Estudilla Avenue. Macy's California administrator Christman and security officials Lehr Capitol Don White join the panel to discuss prevention strategies for retailers and the public.
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Red Cross Chapter Officers Named in Alameda County
Red Cross chairman announced Touglas Newell as marketing and research head for Safeway Stores. Newly installed chapter officers include vice chairmen and chairmen for Central Alameda County and multiple districts such as Hayward San Leandro and Newark. Other appointees cover Livermore Pleasanton Dublin and the Veterans Hospital administrator in Livermore area.
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Driver training registration and public hearings agenda
The agenda lists driver training registration at James Tagan High School Union City for two sessions daily starting Thursday and Friday. Also scheduled are Alameda County Planning Commission hearings at Public Works Building and Eden Township Hospital District meetings. Notable speakers include Consul General David Ben-Doy and Frank Kurtz at Temple Beth Sholom with films, tied to Jewish community events.
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BART Opens Open City Station Preview in Union City
Bay Area Rapid Transit showcased its Open City station in Union City with an open house. Visitors toured the tonconrac e atrial platform and automatic lave collection machines while demonstrations highlighted the main features. The event also spotlighted Jean Vanda’s glass sculpture on the exterior and other magic wel and sculpture works across BART’s stations.
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Hayward Considers One Year Animal Control Contract
Hayward city officials plan to present a one year 240000 dollar contract for animal control program management and a separate salary plan for permanent staff. An earlier bid by Charles Nalley for a privately run program was rejected. Nalley would have supervised training and management. City officials emphasize shelter space remains unresolved as council debates placement and facilities and a county collaboration.
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South County scene on a June 26 event in Hayward
A brief South County scene note from Hayward California dated Monday June 26 describes local activity and surroundings with a compact, era-appropriate tone. The item highlights place and date, keeping to a terse, factual teaser style.
Housing study shows Foothill Freeway displaces families
A statewide Highways Division housing availability study finds no adequate rental stock near the proposed Foothill Freeway corridor. It predicts displacement of several families, with only a small number of new units likely, contingent on trends and funding. The report notes rent levels would restrict most existing tenants. The study, available for inspection at 1485 B St Hayward, outlines potential land acquisitions and timelines amid environmental reviews and legal challenges.
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Newark appoints first dogcatcher to lead own program
Newark selects Roger Canzater 21 of Union City to head the city dogcatcher unit as a one man operation under police. He trains with county animal control before the city fully assumes the program and anticipates cost stability while expanding service five days a week.
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