Cal State Hayward Eases Enrollment Rules
Cal State Hayward offers an open enrollment program for continuing students and others. Regular classes are available to those not yet enrolled who meet prerequisites and gain instructor consent if space remains after regular students. The plan aims to broaden access, help partial degree holders finish, and charges are 16 dollars per unit. Schedule sheets are at the bookstore and permit cards from the Office of Continuing Education in Administration Building.
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Hayward
California State University
Cal State
Office of Continuing Education, Administration
Bes
Boosters back lighted field at Pacific High School
Three high school boosters clubs from Marina San Leandro and Pacific endorsed a lighted softball and football field at Pacific High School. They seek 10 percent of net ticket and concession receipts, with plans to present to club members and report reactions to trustees by April 2. Estimated costs 47500 to 341500 for the softball field and up to 100000 for the football field, funded partly by revenue sharing and Hoover School sale proceeds.
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San Leandro
Pacific High School
Marina
Pacific
Richard Bawden
Recreation and Parks Commission
Hoover
Petition seeks cut through Adason Drive to halt cut-throughs
Residents of Adason Drive filed a petition with San Leandro city officials to ban Adason shortcuts used by motorists avoiding the Halcyon and Hesperian traffic signal. The 24-signature appeal asks council to close the Haleyon Av shortcut with a no right turn from Adason, describing the cut-through as undesirable and hazardous to residents.
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San
Haleyatt
Adason Drive
Haleyen
Three concerts proposed by Leandro symphony group
San Leandro Symphony and Concert Association seeks council approval to fund a 2500 city budget line for three concerts at the San Leandro Library Auditorium. The plan lists performances on April 29 featuring Mara and Daugherty, May 26 with Madeline Browser, and June 10 with Bach and Mowirt ensemble.
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San Leandro
Block
Maran Mara
Tales Daugherty
Sune Day
Madeline Browser
Mold Sanday
Bach Tw Mowirt
Hayward Reading Scores Show Improvement Across Grades
Hayward schools report definite gains in primary grades with scores nearing test norms in grades four, eight, and high school seniors. School board President Marvin Weinreh notes the apparent percentile drop is inflated by clustering. raw scores show only minor declines. Primary results are current. full results pending May or June release.
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Hayward
Ondy
Woitrob
Dune
Community events and meetings in Fremont Hayward Union City area
On A Sunday A Harnoon appears in Schanl Dress Revues at 3 p.m. at the Southland Mall Community Center Hayward with the State Coachmen barbershop quartet and Fremont Boys Class Choir television appearance on Channel 2. Waldonian Band performs tomorrow at Frontier Village San Jose during Hayward Days. Fremont school board candidates night 7:30 p.m. Monday at United Auto Workers hall 48201 Fremont. Union City Council meeting 8 p.m. Monday council chambers 154 Whipple Road discusses capital improvement and growth. New Hayes school trustees meeting 5 p.m. Monday district headquarters 1480 Western Ave Union City. early childhood education bilingual and mall topics. Fremont Republican Assembly symposium 2:30 p.m. Monday Northern California Savings and Loan conference room 39012 Paseo Padre Parkway presided by Linn Brown.
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Harnoon
Mlameda County
Schanl
Omrrew
Southland Ma
Hayward
Fremont
Inn ‘Tormortaw
Channel 2
Waldonian
Frontier Village
San Jose
East Bay
Tayard
Fremont School Board
United Auto Workers Hall
Fremont Ldt
Fremont Fire Fighters Local
AFF
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association
Union City Council
Cil
Council Chambers
Whipple Road
New Hayes
Western Ave
Union Cily
Fremont Republican Assembly
Northern California Savings and Taan
Paseo Padre Parkway
Colmmist
Linn Brown
Padse
No refund for backward BART ride
A BART case involves Wes McHale of Fremont seeking a refund after a Fremont to Union City trip allegedly ran in reverse. Managers say a signal sensor issue caused the train to move backward. attendants offered a new ticket, not a refund. Officials say the incident, from BART’s early operation, was corrected by rerouting to Fremont or Hayward yard and transferring passengers.
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Suzanne Hill
Bay
Hells
McHale
Helix
Fremont
Fickel
Bart
B. R. Stokes
Hve
Union City
Hayward Yard
Fremont St
Iremont
Groundbreaking Set for Castro Valley Hospital Modernization
Eden Hospital board president Josth Delincie presided at a ceremony for a 4.4 million modernization of the Castro Valley facility. The project adds a medical therapy wing hospital laboratory pharmacy surgery and care units. Architect John Capron and contractor Williams and Burrows Co. of Belmont led the ceremony. project completion is expected in 244 years.
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Josth Delincie
Eden Hospital Board
Jett
Castro Valley
Jelinda
John Capron
Conten
Rank Burrows
Williams and Burrows Co
Belmont
Confusion over standards delays Mission Meadows housing plans
Union City Planning Commission postponed action on the Mission Meadows project to a special Tuesday meeting. Developer Ganits Construction Co faced debate over conflicting development standards as city officials and architect Olimsted argued about which rules applied. Commissioner Gasper Witter expressed confusion and opposition, while Chairman Joan Carscadden set the agenda for the follow up. Environmental impact approval for W. J. Builders and a Pacific Telephone Co. permit for a new building were also approved, with zoning amendments affecting use of the White Front warehouse for a sales facility.
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Union CH — Canfisign
Bnfilding
Mission Meadows
Union Oly
Ale
Ganis
Murrey Levish
Richard Ghnsted
Gankuts Construdhin Co
Lynny Bowers
Ethy
An AL Maller
Joan Carscadden
Ganiats Mallar
Stag
Pyar Sil
Muller
Zondiy
Olimsted
Uhik
AL Nand
J Otter
W. J. Builders
Pacific Telephone Co
Additior Fo Ile
Bemington Land Co
American Camper, Inc
Manufacturers oppose sharing library books
Directors of the San Leanda Manufacturers Association oppose resuming reciprocal borrowing between Oakland and San Leandra library systems. They say the move would harm the San Leanda system's physical and economic well being. The group notes past trials reduced Oakland use and cites 400 Oakland residents with library aids, 12 percent of users. The association favors limited cross borrowing only for special studies and permits San Leandro staff to borrow for reference needs. Public opinion will be sought before any decision.
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RAN Lranding
T He San Leapina Manufactuters Association
Oakland
San Leandra
San Leanda
Dirertora
Ak Mere
Association of Trials
Num
Robert Lather
San Leandran
San Leandro
San Tuandro
Togardenss
Eastshore Neighbors Plan Medal Gift Thanks to Armenian Fraternity
SAN LEANDRO residents praise a $5,000 donation from the Armenian Triple X Fraternity to buy park equipment for Chevy Grove Park. At Thursday’s meeting Eastshore Neighbors Inc will refer the fraternity after Cay Coungillman Mario Polvorosa approached them.
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San Leandro
Triple X
Chevy Grove Park
Eastshore Neighbors, Inc
Cay Coungillman
Mario Polvorosa
Clean-up drive urged for BART route firms in San Leandro
Leandro chamber official Herb Graham urged firms along the BART corridor to upgrade property appearances through the annual Clean up Paint up Fix up Plant up campaign. He singled out visible properties and urged consolidating materials, removing debris, improving landscaping, and adding trees and a fresh coat of paint to boost curb appeal for transit passengers.
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San Leandro
Herb Graham
Graham
Chamber
BART
T. W. Nicholson Corp
al Wiedemann Salvage
TM & EB
Bart Corvidi
Fremont planning board approves parking change for Chan center
Fremont planners and commissioners debated parking needs for Chan owner of the Fremont Center at Grimmer and Fremont boulevards. They approved a garage and reduced the required spaces from five to three per lane after a split vote, with a study pending to finalize space needs.
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Fremont
Chan
Fremont Center
Grimmer
Hhat Chan
Alan Alley
Richard Wong
Oban
al. & Fm
Robbing
Tis
Robbins
Leon Mextell
Henry Bertulelt
Emilnadl
Garelyn Tissel
Beryond
Council backs food boycotts in Newark meeting
Newark city council backed meat and food price protest actions after a Thursday session led by Councilman Thule Corte. Mayor James Balentina and others urged collective consumer action while one councilman opposed, noting risks of city involvement. Organizers planned nationwide meat boycotts in early April with local pickets continuing.
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Iran
Hayeau
Counchlman Thule Corte
Thersday
Johu
James ‘Balentina
Other Plowright
Barry Lewis
Boycolls
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