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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

13

Newark Unified to Discuss Year Round Schools and Policies

Newark Unified trustees plan to study year round schools amid a crowded agenda. They will review a Citizens Advisory Council recommendation for further study and consider a policy on reading materials, portable classrooms, an early childhood program, a second continuation high school, and facility needs for Schilling and MacGregor.

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Washington Hospital plans rate and wage hikes in wake of price freeze

Washington Hospital District directors approved a 6 percent increase in patient service charges as soon as legally possible and a 34 percent wage hike. The move follows a June 13 price freeze that curtailed a prior 26 percent fee rise slated for July 7. The increase aims to cover higher food and medical supply costs, with the wage rise tied to a cost reimbursement formula affecting Medicare and Medicaid patients. Hospital officials and state and national associations weigh legal challenges to the price controls.

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San Lorenzo Homeowners Oppose Grant Avenue Industry

San Lorenzo Village Homes Association directors vote to seek legal advice on halting further development of Grant Avenue industrial projects. The board plans to request planning and state highway input while urging San Leandro officials to address traffic and corridor study impacts.

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South County Scene 12 The Dally Weview Meyer Call

Local page features community notes and brief items from South County. Notable entries include Meyer Call and Jone with short community updates and scene observations for 1973.

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Hayward Police Crack Down On Unlicensed Employment Agency

Hayward police and state investigators arrested eight individuals linked to the French and French Agency for operating an employment agency without a license. The group, including manager Albert J. Buyang Jr. and counselors Vellah Bassett, Uliealseth Lithy, Karen Plotter, Helen Santinastassa, Lindy Helfern, Rodney Grimes, and Darlene Tonelli, face charges in Hayward Municipal Court.

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Leandro School Trustees to Meet on Budget Deficit

Leandro school trustees plan a meeting tonight to review a preliminary budget showing a $700,000 deficit for the next fiscal year due to revenue limits and enrollment decline. Expenses are estimated at 9.2 million with income at 6.4 million.

Leandro Wilel Forlow W. Joaquin Ave

Seier assessment district okayed for sewer line project

The Seier assessment district won approval to build a 1,900 foot sewer line along Lowry Boat from Alvarado Boulevard to the railroad tracks. Ray Boog, district general manager, said a new title will hook up to sewers for the first time. fringe negotiations with employees had not yet concluded.

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San Lorenzo Village Association Backs High School Jazz Band Donation

In a split vote the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association approved a $100 donation to the Atroya High School Jazz Band. Director Esther Joupensen moved the grant, saying the award would honor San Lorenzo and boost recognition. Director Ric Ture favored a related fundraising approach. Several directors debated precedent and potential alternatives, with some absences noted.

San Lorenzo Mgfl San Lorena Village Homes Association Txadilive Atroya High School Esther Joupensen Belgium San Larenan Ric Ture

Area health council elects Alameda County members

Two South County residents join the Alameda County Comprehensive Health Planning Council. Leonard Ostas of San Leandro elected president and Mrs Loong Wart of Flensimion Daily Review associate editor to the executive committee. Other officers include Darnley Goodidge M D vice president Mrs Barnet B Heard secretary and Duane Sewell director of the Lung Association.

South County Alameda County

Fremont lawman heads panel of Juvenile Givers

Kenneth Coleman of the Fremont Police Department replaces Henry Sanders as chairman of the Alameda County Juvenile Officers Coordinating Council during an installation marking MLA anniversary. San Leandro officer Philip Fry becomes vice president, with Allen F. Breed of the California Youth Authority as guest speaker.

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Testimony Ends in Suit Against City Over Second Street Project

A need for a possible decision or more testimony arises after Woodland Community Association accuses the city of approving a town house project on Second Street in violation of local ordinances. The hearing includes arguments from plaintiffs and defense as of July 13.

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History through postage stamps talk in Hayward

The event features speakers Ile Hayward Lins Club Rolwrt & Browne discussing stamps from Christopher Columbus era. At the Blue Dolphin restaurant San Leandro Cocktails follow, with a citizen meeting at 7:30. Bankers GB McCarthy and Richard G Glantz discuss Creative Financing In An Unstable Market.

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