Hayward budget keeps tax rate while funds rise
City Manager William C. Hanley forwards a $28.5 million Hayward budget to the council. The plan raises expenditures by 1.06 million due to higher wages and benefits. Despite no tax rate increase, rising property values would push a $35,000 home to $117.99 in taxes, up from $101.50, because of higher assessed value. Uncertainties include labor arbitration with firemen and expirations of all employee contracts, with $506,097 in the unappropriated balance to cover settlements.
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William C. Hanley
Chuck McCormack
Frank R. Walsh
Walsh
McCormack
Hanley
Seven Hills residents appeal to council over neighborhood harassment
Union City and Seven Hills residents told the city council they fear harassment and vandalism by teens and adults on Appian Way. They described a broken window, obscene graffiti, and a lawn damage amid ongoing noise from motorcycle riders. A petition with 34 signatures was circulated as patrols and overtime were authorized to curb nightly disturbances.
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Frank
Delores Phillips
Appian Way
Phillips
Brandi's Massage Defies City War On Parlor
Fremont owner Robert Swanger signs a three year lease to remain at 4112 Bay St amid Mayor Gene Rhodes efforts to shut massage parlors. Rhodes, holding a second mortgage, says he cannot control use but plans to urge the property owner Thomas Toborg to replace tenants. Swanger vows to operate within city ordinances despite the dispute as he plans to present tense news at tonight's city council meeting.
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Brandi
Bay Street
Rhodes
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Bay St
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Swanger
Toborg
United Presbyterian Church of
Irvington
Swan
San Lorenzo Schools Appoint Two New Principals
San Lorenzo trustees named William Griffin principal of San Lorenzo High School and Dr. David Snider principal of Arroyo High School. Griffin, a district administrator, previously served as vice principal at San Lorenzo High and Marina High School. Snider led San Lorenzo High for 17 years and will replace Frank Crear at Arroyo High.
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William Griffin
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San Lorenzo High School
David Snider
Arroyo High School
Frank Crear
Griffin
Hayward
Marina High School
Project Development
Everett
Skip” Martin
Edendale Junior High
Hillside
Transfer Swap Sparks Mt Eden Students Protests
Emotions ran high as Mt Eden students teachers and a parent urged school trustees to revoke principal Howard Moffitts transfer to Hayward High. Petition signs reached about 90 percent of Mt Eden students while trustees defended the decision citing personnel secrecy and best available advice amid questions about the move.
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Mt. Eden High School
Howard Moffitt
Hayward High School
Mt. Eden
Moffitt
Moti
Hayward Muga
Joe Faber
Hayward High
Kelly O’lague
Mt. Eden's
Mt. Eiden
Tome Questing
Albert Lepore
Maffitt
California forecasts brighter economy and $405 million surplus
California officials reversed a pessimistic revenue view, predicting a bright economy for 1976. Roy Bell said inflation would slow to 5.9 percent, personal income rise to 10.9 percent, and unemployment average at 9 percent, yielding a $405 million state budget surplus.
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Ihe Brown
Roy Bell
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Mary Tyler Moore Sweeps Emmys at 27th Awards Night
Mary Tyler Moore and The Mary Tyler Moore Show led Emmy wins with five trophies for the 1975 76 season. Betty White Ted Knight Susan Clark and others collected acting and writing awards as Eleanor and Franklin Dramas and Rich Man Poor Man among top winners. ABC topped networks with 17 awards.
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Didrikson Zaharias
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CBS
NBC
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Minneapolis
Chico and the Man
Peter Falk
Weather outlook for South County remains mild through tomorrow
Not much change is expected in South County weather. Temperatures tonight will be in the 40s and highs tomorrow should range from the mid 50s to the low 60s. The weather page notes a fairly quiet night with low clouds and a near normal pattern for the season.
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