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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1964
Page
5
The Hayward Area Youth Council seeks 5 000 to 7 000 dollars to print 70 000 copies of a youth safety booklet covering missing children handling teen parties babysitting and liquor laws. Members plan talks to service clubs to raise funds and aim to distribute the booklet to Hayward area schools in September.
The Board of Supervisors will hear salary proposals on Tuesday for 1904-85 pay raises affecting about 5 500 Alameda County employees. The Civil Service Commission plans 4 5 to 1 percent increases for 94 percent of staff, boosting payroll by around 1 750 000 and raising the overall payroll by 5 percent. County Administrator Earl R Strathman sent the 1964-65 budget noting no tax rate increase beyond the current 2 24 rate.
Fremont Mayor Tonald Dillon, on a Washington tour with fellow officials, hopes to boost Alameda Creek flood control funding to 1.25 million. He and local delegations met House and Senate committees and budget officials, reporting a favorable reception and unity among area representatives. Dillon also checked on the Alameda Creek Canyon Hills Aquatic Park project seeking federal support from about 34 agencies.
Obituary notices describe Karl R. Skuja of Placerville dying after a short illness in Livermore. Funeral at Sorensen Brothers Chapel Hayward with burial at Golden Gate National Cemetery. Also noted are Tony A. Moreno of San Leandro with a Requiem Mass at Assumption Church and several regional services for Martinez family members and local civic figure Martineau, plus details on cemeteries, locations, and attendees.
Premont Directron of the Union Sanitary Dist. will present the 1964 65 budget to the five member USC board at 7 30 p m at 4037 Baine Ave Fre mont The budget rises over the current 305 000 with about 100 000 customers paying a 30 cent tax rate and only up to 60 cents allowed by law The largest item is 81 000 for a trunk sewer project on Grimmer Boulevard and bids will be called for the project.
Funeral services for Premant men George Baldwin and Roger Varney killed in the plane crash near Santa Rita Thursday have been postponed until further notice. The funerals were set for Monday.
Lorna Jorres, graduating senior at Tennyson High School, named winner of the outstanding student award in a program sponsored by the California Savings and Loan League and Guaranty Savings and Loan Association in Hayward. Miss Torres, 18, will receive a $100 cash award and an engraved medallion. She plans to attend the University of California at Santa Barbara to study history and education for a teaching career.
The Air Force awarded Lockheed Missiles and Space Corp. of Sunnyvale California a 34 million contract for procurement of leadtime items for the Agena boosters. Work will be executed mainly in Sunnyvale.
Fifth grade students from public and carp entries may submit posters for the City Beautiful poster contest sponsored by the Hayward Chamber of Commerce community services and fire prevention committees. Fire Prevention Bureau inspector Robert A. Young conducts the contest. Families may assist with original ideas to illustrate how.
Fremont Centerville officials report Maloney plans to attend a state aid meeting in Sacramento to discuss Fremont Unified School District applications. Centerville trustees announce acquisition of a Cabrillo Park site and note other Fremont Unified attendees. Fire prevention and highway funds distribution details follow with mentions of Parkmont School expansion and district consequences.
Madera AP reports 24 year old Cruz escaped Friday while being moved from a maximum security cell to the county hospital for a blood donor procedure. The event occurred as guards prepared the transfer.
Livermore Library Board says the new Livermore Library will cost considerably less than the original 400000 estimate from consultants planning the civic center complex. After tours of Bay Area libraries, board members believe a very nice library can be built for much less. Architect selection for the South Livermore Avenue site has also begun, per librarian Don Nulte.
Alameda County relief expenditures eased in March with total spending at 3,299,531 dollars, down from February by 910,012 and a 42 percent drop in medical assistance. Welfare Director Harold Kehoe reported caseload rose to 26,780 from 24,718 in March 1963 while overall expenditures and caseload increased compared to last year.
The sixth annual auto dealers and accessories night will be observed by the Trade Club of Southern Alameda County on Monday with a dinner meeting in Carpenters Hall, 1050 Matlox Road, Hayward. New cars will be displayed in the parking lot before the 5 30 p m cocktail hour. Reservations for the stage event may be made with the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce, 8 Hast Mth St, San Leandro.
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