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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1968
Page
5
San Lorenzo hosts a family Fourth with Flores Edward Brown nine at 17867 Via Primero Gene Kack fourteen and Robert Carter nine at 434 Via Coches. Events include 3 SM-cent pancake breakfast a kite contest and a band ball.
Trustees adopt a preliminary budget of 968 691 in tax rate with $154 747 for capital outlay and $88 in fixed charges. The plan lowers some instruction costs by cutting and uses $79 000 for library banks while funding plant operation and other charges. The district considers a permanent campus with Huddleston plan withdrawn after community unity concerns.
In Hayward on Thursday June 27, trustees discussed a proposed college name change. Trustee Joe McCord urged placing the matter on the agenda, while Trustee Abe Hochier backed time for Melford’s request. Most trustees remained hesitant as several audience members spoke against the change. Some suggested naming a building after a late assassinated president as an alternative to renaming the college. The board ultimately voted to change the college team name from Saints.
Fremont Unified School District trustees approve a preliminary budget of 22.7 million dollars for next year, a 25 percent rise fueled by added programs including a sophomore class and a freshman class. The plan keeps the district tax rate at 62 cents per 100 dollars of assessed valuation, with total district rate at 11.4 percent and outlines no pools at Mission San Jose High School this year if funds run short. The board did not act on the teachers salary proposal and will adopt the final budget by August.
Newark's general plan revision released after months of work envisions 17000 new jobs by 1985 through commercial and industrial expansion. The Cantleub, Fleissiz and Associates study proposes 107 acres for a regional shopping center, 500 acres for industrial development, plus new parks, roads, and a county library.
Union City councilmen failed to reach agreement on the 1968 budget during a 4 hour closed session ending at 2:15 am. Disputes centered on salary increases and a proposed tax rate hike with proposals ranging from five to ten percent pay raises and a two to two and a half cent tax increase. May or Alvelais stated no decision, plans to reconvene at 7:30 pm, and discussed Baker Road annexation while considering a $30,000 contingency reserve and adding four police officers to address recent incidents.
California Public Utilities Commission extended the optional residential telephone service offered by Pacific Telephone. The order allows rate hikes on the pilot program with an estimated 200000 yearly revenue increase and extends the pilot through July 16 1989. About 279 percent of INCAL’s customers have subscribed to the plan with 4251 users.
A 20 page Griffenhagen-Kroeger report urges pay hikes for Fremont city workers ranging 2.5 to 15 percent. City Council will consider budget implications for 1968-69 with positions like assistant city attorney seeing up to 15 percent boosts. Marion Doss conducted interviews and analyzed comparable city salaries as part of a broader reclassification effort.
The Dads Club of the Maynard Boys Club will host a dinner dance Friday to raise money to send boys to camp this summer. Tickets are five dollars per couple. The event runs from 8 p m to 12 a m at the club located at 24499 Roto Read. An orchestra will supply music for dancing. Reservations or tickets may be picked up at the club by Friday, per Alfred Vierra, a club executive.
Van Wong, 18, who received a 100 dollar scholarship from the Hayward Chess Club upon graduating Hayward High School this month, explains the game’s key points to spectators as he prepares for HARD’s sixth annual chess festival. The event will be at Weekes Park at 9 am Sunday with observers including Dave Hansen, Larry Stanley, and Ray Ausmuss watching the moves.
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