State college bill paves way for interim study
A South County California bill seeking a state college for Southern Alameda faced a pigeonhole by the Senate education committee, which sent it and three other area bills to an interim panel. A related measure proposing $53 million for new state colleges also received a do pass recommendation, with supporters from Hayward Livermore and Pleasanton urging action.
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Alameda County
State Senate Education Committee
Carlos Bee
Arthur Breed
Alameda Supervisors Vote To Raise Salaries And Aides
Alameda County supervisors approved a 12000 dollar annual salary raise for a county supervisor after a 3 to 2 vote driven by a grand jury recommendation. Francis Dunn led the measure with Chester Stanley and Leland W. Sweeney backing, while Kent D. Purse and Emanuel P. Razeto opposed. A separate 3 to 1 vote urged lawmakers to boost County School Superintendent Vaughn Seidel’s pay from 13999 to 16000 dollars, with Razeto abstaining and Purcell dissenting.
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Hach
Alameda County
Francis Dunn
Chester Stanley
Leland W. Sweeney
Kent D. Purse
Emanuel P. Razeto
Dunn
Razeto
Vaughn Seidel
Raxelo
Seidel
Pur $el
Retired Justice Roberts Dies at 80 Years
Phoenixville Pa retired Justice Owen D Roberts known as great dissenter on the U S Supreme Court died yesterday of a heart attack at his Bryncoed farm home near Valley Forge He gave up 150000 annual income to accept a Court post from President Hoover in 1930 after serving 15 years he voted with conservatives on most occasions against legislation.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Herbert Hoover
Wage hike bid for teachers goes to board
San Leandro school district seeks salary increases from 80 to 280 dollars for more than 300 teachers. The board deferred action until next year’s budget study. An open meetings request was denied by board chair Persons Brown, who said sessions remain closed until 8 pm for public and press admission.
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George Lower
The
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New Gypsum Plant Planned for Newark by Pabco
Newark to host a new gypsum wallboard plant by Pabco Products Inc. Groundbreaking set for June 9 on a 25 acre Cherry Road site near Central Avenue with Southern Pacific rail access. Production expected by year end. Lovelock quarry gypsum will feed Newark plant, a $2,000,000 combined investment. plant designed by Rosenthal Corp and Western Knapp Eng. Pabco operates plants in Emeryville Redwood City South Gate Wilmington Portland Metuchen and Australia.
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Australia
Folk Dance Evenings Set By Local Groups
Decoto residents plan folk dance sessions at Hillview Crest and Allview Crest schools. Hillview Crest Improve ment Club meets at 8 pm in the Hillview Crest multi purpose room for an evening of folk dancing. On Friday the Parents group gathers at Allview Crest at 7 30 pm for another dance session.
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Juvenile Escapee Found Near Home
An 18 year old escapee from the Chabot Boys home, sought by Berkeley police in connection with a recent theft, was apprehended by Hayward police. Juvenile officers found the Bayenne boy hiding in a chicken house at the rear of his home when they went to inquire about his whereabouts Monday. A Berkeley warrant had also been issued to question him regarding the theft at a Berkeley residence.
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Rilea Wins In Oakland Elections
In Oakland Howard E. Rilea defeats John F. Quinn for the City Council vacancy by a margin above 3000 votes. Final unofficial totals: Rilea 30 575 Quinn 27 268. Proposals on parking areas and revenue through meters and bonds led, with most other measures winning except salary raise for the Mayor.
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John F. Quinn
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Woman Challenged by Injunction Over Church Musicion Controversy
Judge Cornelius J. Harrington issued a circuit court injunction last February against Miss Davis at the request of organist Robert Metzler who said she followed him between churches in suburban Glencoe jeopardizing his employment. Davis seeks lifting of the order saying she is not after Metzler but his music.
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Full Industry Tieup in Truck Strike Not Seen
San Francisco officials say the proposed strike against trucking firms in 11 Western states is not expected to affect the industry in northern California today. A spokesman for Pacific Motor Trucking and its subsidiary Pacific Rail says operations in the San Francisco Bay Area, Sacramento, and San Joaquin valleys will not be affected immediately due to existing contracts with AFL Teamsters unions.
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AFL Teamers Union
Defective Wiring Cited in Niles Fire
A fire at a chicken house on 0196 Niles road yesterday was blamed on defective wiring. The roof was destroyed with damage estimated around 30, according to William Wolters, chief of the Fairview Fire Protection district, which answered the alarm.
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Squabble in Mt Eden Is Scored In Controversy
Dr Pat Vigness of the California Teachers Association says vitriolic attitudes in the Mt Eden school controversy harm students. He accuses factions of exploiting the CTA report while noting the study found no reason to alter the district’s leadership after December’s firing of superintendent E C Ingraham. Rival groups back separate trustee slates ahead of Friday's election.
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Commission
Milpitas Ford Plant Dedication Highlights State Growth
The Milpitas Ford plant dedication drew thousands as Ford II praised California's growth and the area’s roots. Governor Knight joined the ceremony, noting California leads in auto production and investment.
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Boy 14 Held In Axe Slaying Of Playmate
Oakland police hold a 14 year old boy in a murder inquiry into the death of 10 year old Stanley Robert Frank Jr. The youth reportedly admitted swinging a hatchet during an argument while playing with his victim, who was found slain with multiple knife wounds.
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David Drew
Drew
Stanley
Baywood Annex Go Ahead in Fast Action Session
Hayward City Council backs Baywood annexation in a swift meeting. The board discussed district opinion, a postcard poll, and a state of progress on the recreation plan, with a May 26 deadline for definite information. Withdrawal from Hayward Area Recreation would proceed if required, as the Supervisors consider the petition of 69 names. Continued on Page 3.
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Ager Lohn R. Ficklin
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Ap- Board of Supervisors
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Flood Job Cost Plan Offered
Sacramento report to the Legislature recommends landowners pay 40 percent of a flood protection plan for the upper San Joaquin valley. The State Water Resources Board proposes state funding mainly for rights of way flowage easements relocation of utilities and joint features. Estimated state cost 2 400 000 with property owners covering levee costs and payback for existing levees.
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State Water Resources Board
San Joaquin Valley
James Cobey
Dhere
Two New Polio Cases in Eden
Two polio cases were reported in Eden township by Alameda County Health Department. An all-year-old boy and an unvaccinated adult woman in southern Alameda county were affected. Oakland planned to inoculate 15,000 children next day, Contra Costa 9,000, and San Francisco 3,000 more. Marin and San Mateo had no vaccine plans yet.
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Alameda County
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Contra Costa County
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Marin
San Mateo
Bay Area
Park Lands Gains for Hayward District Bond Plan
Hayward Area Recreation district asserts city taxpayers gain from a 4.59 million bond issue through park lands and improvements totaling 66 acres valued at 1.3999 million within city boundaries. Bowman cites designated areas limit. questions arise about master plan acreage and financing sources for improvements.
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Hayward
Bowman
Board of Supervisors
Nathan D. Rowley
Orrick, Dahlquist, Harrington and Sutcliffe
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