San Lorenzo school district weighs 50 cent levy hike
Trustees in San Lorenzo mulling a special election to raise the district tax beyond the 90 cent limit to cover rising salaries, maintenance, and new classroom costs for an enrollment surge from 600 in 1941 to over 4500. Supt. Ehret authorized to inform voters that state tobacco tax failure and AB 85 delays necessitate local funding as neighboring districts already levy similar taxes.
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Crisis Looms in San Lorenzo School District Next Term
Long running district anxieties point to turmoil as a new term nears with unresolved staffing and policy questions. Community leaders warn of possible disruptions affecting students, teachers, and local schools amid uncertain budget and governance dynamics.
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Angels Camp paving blocks stolen for Jubilee event
Local boosters claim Main Street blocks paved with gold from Royal mine were removed yesterday as part of preparations for the Angels Camp jumping frog jubilee set for May 19 to 21. The theft involves at least five paving blocks, underscoring a playful gold rush mood ahead of the event.
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Truman set back as Pepper loses Florida Senate nod
Florida voters shift to Rep. George Smathers in a lopsided primary while Alabama Democratic executive committee races swing between Jewnlist and State's Righters. Pepper concedes late, Smathers leads by about 65,000 votes. Alabama results show shifting factions as national stakes loom over Southern ballots. Indiana and Ohio primaries also mirror broad intra party contest as incumbents win renomination.
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San Lorenzo seeks bids for Washington Manor School
San Lorenzo board at May meeting called for bids on the Washington Manor school to be built by the San Lorenzo elementary district to serve hundreds of homes in the fast growing area. Bids are due May 19 and will be opened at the board’s regular meeting place on San Lorenzo school site. The project marks the fourth new school planned by the district and will be located between West 152nd Avenue and Beatty and Edgemoor streets. Groundbreaking will follow completion of Eden Dale School on Ashland Avenue.
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Hayward Council Replies to Supervisors on Bridge Approaches
Hayward city council members Bill Wilson and Arthur Phillips opposed the 29 million dollar Bay Bridge approaches plan at a joint meeting with the Alameda County Supervisors. The council sent a reply endorsing the board’s stance while objecting to including the second crossing timing or location in current discussions.
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Unusual Weather Baffles Hayward Area Forecast
Unusual weather with hail reported in Hayward at 7:20 am and light showers expected this afternoon. Two day rainfall totals reach .82 inches in Hayward, boosting the season total to 20.24 inches as a storm system lingers over northern California. The Livermore hills show a new view from City Hall amid ongoing unsettled conditions.
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Berkeley Man Appointed City Planner for Hayward
Elton R. Andrews a 27 year old Berkeley planning technician was named city planner by Hayward City Manager John Ficklin. He will report by May 14 after provisional work in Berkeley since last November. Andrews priorly worked as a UC research assistant for two years and is a UC graduate with economics and city planning majors. Starting salary is 341 yearly. He will handle architectural traffic land use and population studies and advise the planning commission after its formation.
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Local Man Carey Named Stockton City Manager
Raymond V. Carey 40 of Hayward will be appointed Stockton city manager effective next Monday after a Stockton City Council meeting. Carey succeeds Jerome Keithley whose resignation also takes effect then. Carey previously served as state representative for the Lathing and Plastering Association and California State Specialty Contractors Association. He was Northern California chapter manager of the National Electrical Contractors Association.
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Abattoir Injunction Decision Expected After May 12
Superior Court proceedings on the Castro Valley residents' injunction against West Coast Meat Company continued with a two day hearing. Judge C D Hamlin indicated no decision would be issued before May 12 as plaintiffs and defendants prepare written authorities on similar cases. Dr R S Robertson of the U S Department of Agriculture testified on slaughterhouse layout and sanitation rules.
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Detroit at Philadelphia Postponed in War Grounds Night
In the big leagues the Detroit Tigers were scheduled to play Philadelphia in the night game, but it was postponed. The St. Louis at Washington game also slated for the night did not proceed as planned.
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Dinner Honoring Foley Tonight By Eagles of Exton
A dinner honoring Attorney T Lester Foley and his selection as outstanding citizen of the area will be held by the Eagles of Exton tonight at Dania all. J A Jadrickson, president of the aerie, will present the award per Al Sharr, arrangements chairman. In Birmingham, Alabama, the city’s jokes mention a sound movie projector and screen as bought.
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Carpenters oppose petitions on California housing measure
Carpenters union Local 1622 filed opposition to signatures collected by the Home Builders Council of California. Officials said the initiative to appear on the November ballot would delay the public housing program. Harold Redding, recording secretary, cautioned members and allies not to sign petitions. In a separate item, Quintuplets were born to a nanny goat on the Terman Simmons farm near Columbus, Indiana.
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May Day Festival at Redwood School in Castro Valley
Four hundred eighty five pupils of Redwood School Castro Valley will stage a May Day final tomorrow at 1 30 p m on school grounds featuring songs dances and the traditional Maypole winding under Mrs Frances McGlinchey as festival chairman. Kindergarten through sixth grades perform with Miss Aileen Gray Miss Georgia Ann Bennett and other teachers directing each class. A traffic patrol number and band selections are included with staff supervisors named. If weather turns bad the program will be postponed for an outdoor presentation.
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Matthaw Sullivan
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Alameda County Planning Commission Budget Request
The Alameda County Planning Commission proposed a 1980 51 budget of 520,050 for the planning department and staff. The tentative budget will be reviewed by the county board of supervisors along with other departments to set the tax rate. Commissioners cited understaffing hampering planning for unincorporated areas and approved six additional staff positions to raise anticipated salaries to about 537,010.
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