New Haven bond plan eyed for district growth
The New Haven board weighs a 3.34 million bond plan tied to an estimated 50 million property value by 1972 73 to fund five year district needs. Hudspeth estimates total costs near 7.13 million with 44 4 000 for site purchases and several school builds while a K 8 system option is discussed but not decided.
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Teel
Hudspeth
Aries
Maven
New Haven
Jester Clark
Schoenfeld
County To Mark Memorial Day
County observes Memorial Day with multiple services and parades. Oakland hosts a parade from 61 Avenue to the veterans plot at Evergreen Cemetery, led by local bands and choir. Pleasanton, Livermore, and San Leandro groups plan ceremonies at veterans memorials and cemeteries.
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Page Mnicipal
Anthony Morelli
Havenscourt Junior High School
Lolita Morell
Evergreen Cemetery
Oakland
G1 Avenue
Foothill Boulevard
S41 Avenue
Camden Street
Cemetery
Pleasanton
Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Veterans’ Memorial Building
Sondra Delve
Mission Park
Joop Cemetery
Tn.ilivermore
Rose Lane
N. Livermore Avenue
St. Michael's Catholic Cemetery
Odd Fellows
Property Tax Relief Plan Spurs Charges
Alameda County officials praise a proposed property tax relief bill as the best hope for real cuts, estimating about 6 million dollars for local tax reductions and a potential 47 cent drop in the county tax rate. Critics accuse lawmakers of breaking promises and killing the chance for relief this year, with finance leaders warning of a 38 million dollar impact and a May deadline looming.
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Veneman
Alameda County
Warl Strathman
Alalmeda
Reagan
Unruh
Caspar
W. Weinberger
Un‘uh
Senate
George Miller Jr
D-Marlines
House
De Gaulle Resignation Demanded as Strike Spreads
France endures its worst postwar unrest as general strike action broadens. The Confederation of Labor presses for 12 percent pay hikes, while the government faces a 10 percent offer and a shorter work week. Colin Bendli, 23, leader of the radical student group, vows ongoing violence until capitalism ends, drawing scrutiny at the Sorbonne amid protests over pay and conditions.
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Pawer
France
Danny the Red
Colin Bendli
Franée
Confederation of Labor
Colin Bendil
Itg
The
Sorbonne
Iia Mech Oc Ll
Publishing and circulation notes from The Daily Review
Fragmented OCR shows publication details for The Daily Review including editors and offices. It lists Dolly Ray Floyd Sparks as president and publisher William Chicora as business manager and advertiser, with addresses and circulation details.
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Dolly Ray Floyd Sparks
William Chicora
Dinstor
Sea Object Sighting In A Sub Hunt
A sailor aboard the USS Hydes reported sighting an orange object about 6:15am EDT Tuesday, described as solitary and unconfirmed. Aircraft could not verify the sighting as 40 ships and 16 patrol aircraft pressed a third day of stormy Atlantic searches for the missing Scorpion.
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Azores
Davis
Hydes
U.S. Navy
Atlantic
Urge City Design Powers Sought in South Hayward Petition
A 1:11-name petition circulated in south Hayward asks that the City planning department gain central control over architectural design. The planning department budget sought four new employees, but none were included in the council recommendation. Allred says four positions are needed, yet greater needs may exist elsewhere. Proposals include upgrading the associate planner to assistant planning director to run the department during Allred's absence. M. J. Courtney currently serves as planning director when Allred is away.
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South Hayward
City Planning Department
Planing Department
Doran
Council
Allred
Este
Allred Hads
M. J. Courtney
McCarthy Upsets Kennedy In Oregon Race
McCarthy defeats Kennedy in Oregon amid a tight GOP contest as Rockefeller write in votes reach five percent. Nixon secures the victory facing the strongest opposition since George Romney withdrew.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
Naithes Heagan
Rockefel
Morse defeats Duncan for Oregon Senate nomination
Oregon race results show Sen Wayne Morse defeating ex congressman Hubert B Duncan by 155443 to 150800 after Lane County returns boosted Morse. Portland businessman Phil Mc Almond trailed. Rep Robert Packwood won the Republican nod. Remarks note no runoff in Oregon. Kennedy and McCarthy campaigns continue nationwide.
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Portland
Ore
UPI
Wayne
Matss
Hubert B. Duncan
Morse
Lane County
Duncan
Mark ‘Hatfield
Senate
Hatfield
Ronoff
Oregon
Phil McAlmond
Robert Packwood
Beautiful Obesity in Chicago Medical Opinion
Chicago press summary of Dr. Taddetts Kostrubala of Northwestern University arguing for acceptance of plumpness as beauty. He cites figures like Buddha Winston Churchill and Mayor Daley as examples of “beautiful people” and blames insurance bias and internal medicine for promoting thin ideals. He notes hope in people choosing healthy eating and flourishing spiritually and physically.
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Chicago
Taddetts Kostrubala
Northwestern University
Chicago Medicine
Kostrubala
Buddha
Winston Churchill
Grover Cleveland
al Hirt
Sista Claus
Actor Peter Ustinov
Richard J. Da‘ley
McCarthy Faction Seethes as Reagan Gains in Primary Context
McCarthy supporters in state hail upset. Reagan strong in Oregon and Nebraska with 22 percent, while Nixon tied. Reagan not yet candidacy official, hopes delegates decide at convention. Kennedy leads three-way vote in California preview. Minnesota senator forecast to win 3 to 5 percent. Republican contest narrows as Reagan boosts treasury with $800,000 across four-state fund drive.
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Kennedy
Inlnessi
Kennedy Ted Tose
Yiahla Candila Kennedy
McCarthy
Kent
Olne F. Kennedy
Minnesota
Edward
Kenemer
Facia
Elin Oregon
McCarthiyton
Sone Regul Eas
Los Angeles
Stockton
San Francisco
Johnson
New Hampshire
Nixon
Oregon
Nebraska
California
Gerald N. Hill
U McCarthy
Atty
Thomas Lynch
Na‘ien
Chicago
Wyman
Humphrey
Ann Alansan
Ory
le Snow MeCarthy
Sth
I McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
Kelsingster
Kennery
Reagan
South
Midwest
Day Nursery Fire Kills 6 In Georgia
An explosion and fire at the Hapeville Day Nursery in suburbia Atlanta area killed six people and injured many. The blaze followed a blast that rocked buildings along Central Ave, destroying the nursery and trapping victims as responders arrived.
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Day Nursery
Georgia
Atlanta, Ga
la Day Nursery
Hapeville
Hapeville Day Nursery
Central Ave
Customer Aids Guard Nab Suspect
A security guard and a helpful customer aided in capturing a San Leandro man fleeing a robbery at Chuckburgers in Hayward. Michael P Shannon, 48, of 584 Norden St, was arrested in connection with the hold up and $57 was found in his pockets. Gordon Smith, 24, and Domingo Yolin helped restrain him until police arrived after cashier Betty Sue Coxie alerted the store. The suspect allegedly simulated a gun to threaten the cashier who screamed. No weapon was found.
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San Leandro
Chuck’s
Chuckburgers
Mission Blvd
Hayvard
Michael P. Shannon
Norden St
Gordon Smith
Domingo Yolin
Smith
Shannon
Betty Sue Coxie
Patice
Assembly Approves State Senate Seal in California
SACRAMENTO. The Assembly approved a bill creating a special seal for the state Senate. The measure cleared final legislative approval Tuesday and was sent to Governor Ronald Reagan for action.
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Assembly
Senate
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Tamalpais High School Board Rehires Miss Blodgett
The Tamalpais High School board voted 4-0 to rehire Elizabeth Blodgett, a physical education teacher, after reviewing the recommendation and weighing the case amid staff concerns. The panel accepted the recommendation despite questions raised about her weight and performance.
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San Rafael
Tamalpais High
Har
Blodgett
Mistriot
Elizabeth
Oeatby
Paulj
Donald Winton
Niceps
Chase Ends With Loss Of Finger
Hayward police detective Eugene Johns, 42, lost the ring finger while pursuing a teen in a stolen car case. Johns attempted to scale a fence near Beale and East 10th streets. his ring caught on the fence and severed the finger. He is reported in satisfactory condition at Levine Hospital. The suspect, a 17 year old, was later captured and arrested for auto theft trespassing and running away from home.
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Hayward
Eugene Johns
Beale
East 10Th Streets
Johne
Levine Hospital
High Court Stoned By Protest Group
A fragment describes a protest in Washington last weekend involving Indians and Mexican Americans from western states. A delegation from Resurrection City joined in the demonstration at the encampment, where residents cheered after two days of rain, leaving mud across the camp.
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Washington
Resurrection City
Byscampaigin
Car Safety Bill Clears Assembly Committee
A youth car modification safety bill, pushed by San Leandro Councilman Mario Palvarosa and Assemblywoman March I. Fong, won a favorable committee vote. It targets raising a car’s center of gravity to reduce accidents, with wide input from police and vehicle groups as it heads to the Assembly floor.
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San Leandro
Assembly Transportation and Commerce Committee
Assembly
Sanj Leandry
Mario Palvarosa
March I. Fong
C-15th Assembly
California Highway Patrol
Fong
Assaly Committee
John L
Burton
San Francisco
McCarthy
Wipon
Minnesotal
Doye's
Tojon Mtor
Huntle
Alen G. Anderson
P Dent
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