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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1971
Page
5
Robert H. Hayward Cochrane was named director of certificated personnel for Hayward schools. He currently heads instructional services and has led the district’s summer school program for several years. Trustees also hired John Cantwell as their native to the Employes Council, replacing Ben to enter private business in District.
Hayward Allied Teachers Association announced election results. Donald Beck, an industrial arts teacher at Tennyson High, was re elected for an eight term as head. John O'Donnell became vice president as Elizabeth Koski and Jim Farr were elected to the board. Lenore Duvnne named to lead director. incumbents Dan Brown Gloria Hart Fran Krug returned. New and returning members fill junior high and high school seats including Phil Gordon Jim Latham Mary Thomas Dick Elliott Roald Wick Marve Hogan.
Leandro police to offer minority relations training for officers at San Leanardo's force. A faculty team including Black and Mexican American instructors will lead 72 hours of lectures and management, totaling $2,700. City council approves three joint powers agreement for the program.
Trustees of South County Junior College will discuss minority needs of Mexican American and other minority students at Chabot Co tonight. Dr. Arthur Larson will present with students as part of a coordinated effort. The meeting begins at 7:20 in building 20 board room. An initial budget and analysis for the 1971-72 year will be presented by Supt. Reed Buffington. An executive session will follow the public portion.
Fremont Union Sanitary District directors last night extended a 7 percent raise to General Manager Traymond E. Boege. His salary rises from 25,212 to 27,636 by April 1972. A one year contract with United Public Employees Local 390 and the district employees association was approved and ratified. The board reviewed Boege's 1971-72 budget of 1,019,248, 12 percent higher than the current budget, with salaries accounting for 71 percent of the increase.
Hayward Area Recreation District directors meet tomorrow at 4 35 p m in the annex behind district offices 1015 F St Heyward The session covers an option to purchase 15 acres beside Breakwits School for park use and federal grant applications A report on sound testing at a Memorial Park Hack concert and development plans for several parks including a Pacific Gas and Electric company right of way are on the agenda The option deadline is near and budget discussions precede the work session
Hayward elementary schools will celebrate Cinco de Mayo tomorrow with Mexican food dances and activities. Tony Chavez read a city proclamation to trustees. Secondary schools will observe with food recognition programs and events at Cal State Hayward.
City council delays decision for a week to allow observation as housing rezone plan prompts charges over a balanced community. Leo Akvelais urges caution while Bart Porm and La Rose leaders push for a moratorium and area study amid market implications.
A local anti litter drive will distribute litter bags and posters and urge recycling of cans. It will operate at Continental cans at 1961 Fairway Drive San Leandro from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. seven days a week. Profits from donations go to the California Anti Litter League.
Union City council grants three fence variances amid debate over privacy and city height policy. The heated session focused on Genevieve Kolar 247 Balmoral St who seeks 18 inches more atop her six foot fence, opposed by neighbor Jack Satterlee 2468 Balmoral St who calls it an eyesore. Mayor Henry Franco cautioned against a blanket rule, while supporters urged ordinance changes to ease future privacy requests.
Fremont City Manager Don Driggs reports to council that two major recommendations to speed police reporting and run an updated press log cannot be funded. He proposes allowing police to select daily news highlights and outlines steps to improve police press relations, with a 7:30 p.m. council meeting agenda and a wary stance on personnel limits.
Floyd Hyde, former Fresno mayor and current HUD assistant secretary, will preside at the dedication of the new Executive Nine at San Leandro Marina Golf Course. City officials cite his help securing an open space grant and note the nine will join the future Tor LeMa 18-hole course, with adjacent parcels tied to Trojan Powder Co and Oakland Scavengers Co. Additional items include a May 27 hearing on at-grade railroad track erasure, regional water board talks on a five year sewer program, a May 17 park club work session, and eight emergency call boxes costing about 5600 dollars.
San Leandro residents heard that Sybil Avenue will be reconstructed rather than widened. Public Works Director Richard Ward said funds exist but may roll over as reconstructions are not finished. City staff dismissed widening plans, while residents cited utility relocations by EBMUD seen as a precursor to widening.
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