Cherryland Divided On Apartments
Cherryland residents split on a planning commission hearing about rezoning 55 acres north of Hayward city links for higher density apartment use. Fourteen people voiced mixed views as the panel plans a June 15 field trip and a July 17 public hearing. The area would allow a 17 unit residence on 5 acres at 20538 Bayview Ave, Hayward, currently zoned for single family homes.
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Old Copters Replaced In Viet Nam
Washington AP reports the U S Army has nearly completed replacing the aging CH21 flying banana helicopters with turbine powered UH 1 machines in South Vietnam. The last CH21s are to be out within 60 days as all combat missions shift to the newer, more reliable choppers amid congressional criticism of obsolete gear in use.
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FEPC Suit Over Tor rance Home Sale Filed
Los Angeles AP report says FEPC sues Don Wilson owner of Southwood Riviera Royale tract alleging gate denial to two prospective Black buyers Jardos Harold and Jeanad I. Superior Court orders report on gate access in connection with the case filed Wednesday.
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Open in Fall Two MSJ posts filled at Fremont schools
Fremont school board filled key administrative posts for fall including two high school leaders and several elementary and secondary teachers. Appointments include Irvington High School and Marysville High roles, with noted civil rights concerns and a pending injunction affecting procurement and policy actions.
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School Tax Rate Hike Bill Passes Senate OK
SACRAMENTO AP The maximum tax rate poorer school districts can levy with voter approval rises by up to 45 cents under a bill narrowly approved in the Senate 27-10. Sponsored by Assemblyman Richard J. Donovan the measure returns to the Assembly for concurrence in Senate amendments. Senator George Miller Jr. says the plan helps districts spending less per pupil meet adequate education needs and allows higher taxes without a voter override to qualify for supplemental state aid.
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2500th Water Meter Marked in Sen Ramon Village
The 2500th water meter for Sen Ramon Village, serving about 1000 residents, was installed yesterday by Valley Community Services.
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NATO Winds Up Spring Session Pledges Best Efforts
At The Hague the North Atlantic Pact nations wrap up a spring session pledging to speed up talks and pursue a Cyprus settlement. Officials say progress hinges on Moscow and Greek Turkish talks, with NATO aiming to improve trust while pursuing a broader peace and security framework.
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HUSD Hires 92 Teachers For Autumn
Hayward Unified School District plans to hire about 47 teachers for grades seven through twelve and 45 for elementary schools for the coming autumn. Bernard Flanagan, director of certificated personnel, says total expansion due to growth is undetermined. Recruitment trips will be curtailed to save costs, with emphasis on college and university placements where prior programs succeeded.
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ABAG Group Plans Meeting in Berkeley May 21 at Claremont
The executive committee of the Association of Bay Area Governments will meet May 21 at 7 p.m. for a dinner session at the Claremont in Berkeley. The agenda includes Bay development policy proposals and an agreement granting ABAG power to regulate bayfront filling and development of properties along the Bay.
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