Arroyo Band to Play at Ren? Jazz Festival in Reno
Arroyo High School Stage Band will join the Ren Nevada jazz festival for the ninth year, with 24 students and three teachers traveling by car from Arroyo. Tickets cost 1.25 for adults and 1 for students, and an $88 trip fund will be raised at a March 15 jazz code event.
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City Hall receives traffic letter on dangerous intersection
David Robertson of Crespi Drive writes to City Hall calling the Far msworth Street and Manor Boulevard intersection a bad intersection with no traffic lights. He cites frequent accidents and traffic build up and notes neighborhood support for signals. The letter was given to City Clerk West and will be presented to council next month.
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Richard H. West
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Montay
Chamber panel to study bus line to Industrial Park
The San Leandro Chamber of Commerce transportation committee meets this afternoon to discuss AC Transit service to the Industrial Park. Chairman Carl Uhrmann notes about 2,000 workers could be served and BRAC line connections may be explored, with routing issues anticipated.
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Alameda County Declares Extreme Peril Over Dead Eucalyptus
Alameda County supervisors declare extreme peril in vast eucalyptus stands after 2 million trees die from freezing. They warn of severe fire risk and urge federal aid, noting a state Assembly hearing valued cleanup at 5 to 25 million dollars. Oakland and Contra Costa plan similar actions.
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Regional transit study backs East Haye Center conversion
The State Toll Bridge Authority approved a study to assess converting the East Hayes Transit Terminal in San Francisco into a 45 million regional transportation center. The plan, to be conducted with the Department of Public Works and local districts, examines regional transit markets environmental impact and costs. The center would switch as a transit hub, housing district offices and other space, with completion expected by this summer.
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Community notices list tomorrow events across Bay Area clubs
Public meetings and talks scheduled include the Sden Japanese Senior Center in San Lorenzo with Ikeban demonstration by Mrs. Hayashids and bead making in the after math, Hayward High Twelve Club noon meeting, and Jack Sanders speaking on DeMolay's next 50 years at Lakeside Park Garden Center Oakland.
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LL Whipple
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E St
Maynard- American Association of Retiree Persons
Madison Street Temple
Madison St
Lester A. High
D.D.S
Trustees Launch Letter Campaign Over Federal Cuts
San Leandro trustees organized a district wide campaign to protest federal aid cuts affecting 21 of 59 children at W313 Lark St. They urged letters to Assembly Bill 387 supporters and to Congressmen and President Nixon, while planning a health education survey and curriculum evaluation for junior to senior high students.
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Ethnic studies course debated for Chabot College graduation
Trustees of Hayward South County Junior College District weighed a proposal to require an ethnic studies course for an associate of arts degree. Proponents argued it broadens education and prepares students for a diverse world, while opponents warned of controversial content and potential loss of enrollments at other schools. A staff study indicated qualified teachers could shift to ethnic courses with new hires if needed, and the board will revisit the issue at the next meeting.
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Reed Bullington
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Buffintgon
Buffington
San Leandro boards eyes 4 million bilingual aid
San Leandro officials push for state funds under AB 2224 to create a district wide bilingual program. Isabel Arellano and Carlos Almeida advocate Spanish and Portuguese language education with staff training and materials. Assistant superintendent Alex Smith questions need, citing dispersed student groups and staffing limits.
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City seeks an engineer in San Leandro
The city of San Leandro seeks a civil engineer for 830 to 1193 dollars monthly. The role supports street design, shoreline utilities, and transportation projects under the traffic engineer with land acquisition duties. Four years of college in civil engineering or equivalent training or work experience required.
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Tuliptree scale eradication program reaches second year
Thomas E. Shoemaker, Als meéeda County agricultural commissioner, announced the completion of the state county cooperative tuliptree scale eradication program in California. The pest infests San Leandro and Sonoma west of the Mississippi Valley, threatening trees by sap extraction and possible death. Over 500 properties with nearly 500 hosts were treated, and 5,300 surrounding properties were inspected. survey and treatment resume in December.
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Mississippi Valley
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San Leanmito
South County 14 fiscally Review Maywand
South County 14 presents a fiscal review led by Maywand in California on Wednesday March 7 1973. The article outlines budgetary items and projected expenses for the county and local agencies.
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Agencies seek tax share funds via San Leandro survey
Five agencies vie for part of 22000 dollars in revenue sharing from the San Leandro Committee on Social Needs. An ad hoc panel prepared a 12 question survey to divide the funds among Family Service Agency Caucus of San Leandro Teen Center Inc Seventh Step and the Bayview Street Community Center. The San Leandro Service Center says it will not share revenue. The survey asks about counselee counts time with each client number of San Leandro residents telephone contacts success measures coordination and whether joint functions with other groups are possible. The full committee will meet next Wednesday to hear ad hoc recommendations.
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San Seamiro
Wonder Wagon to Preview New Funny Car at Baylair Center
Wonder Race Team drivers Kelly Brown and Glenn Way will be present at Baylair Shopping Center in San Leandro tonight and tomorrow until 9 p.m. to discuss their new Wonder Wagon funny car and answer questions about drag racing.
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Kelly Brown
Glenn Way
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