Downtown Hayward planning backs plan to relocate 11 merchants
The executive committee backs demolishing the Lucky store and remodeled Grant Bank building to clear space for a new downtown store. Eleven small merchants along B Street face relocation as the plan aims to improve the area, though some business owners protest and warn they may leave Hayward. John Bush, the city planner, says benefits outweigh drawbacks and vacant spaces downtown can house the relocations. The exterior remodel of the Grant building is complete. interior work was unfinished at Lloyd Wise's death.
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Newark class teaches trades through store remodeling project
In Newark a former high school woodshop is reborn as a nonprofit store run by students who dropped out. Teacher Dolores Lindsay leads trainees turning planter boxes and furniture, while Ruthy Jo Blackwell and Gene Barankoski provide academic skills and job counseling.
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Lucky Discount Center Given Final Go Ahead by Board
The 15 conte center supports a $750,000 plan to replace the 14,000 square foot Lucky store with a 28.6 percent larger Spanish style market. A 147 car parking lot and 30 trees are included. The proposal goes to the Board of Zoning Adjustments on December 6 for final city council approval.
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New cancer research method grows tumor cells outside body
UNM Medical School professor Dr John M Yuhas says he developed a technique to grow human cancer cells in a dish into spheroids that mimic tumor tissue. The method promises faster testing of drug and radiation responses to tailor individual cancer treatment, with animal studies to validate predictive value.
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Smokey Bear Dies at National Zoo in Sleep
Smokey Bear, a 25 year old symbol of fire prevention and longtime National Zoo resident, died in his sleep Monday night. Officials cited old age after he was found in his cage and had not appeared for several days.
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Students out of touch on careers in 1970s study
New York UPI reports NAEP survey shows many teens aim for professional careers while only 20 to 25 percent of jobs are managerial or professional. The report warns dreams may be overly optimistic and notes deficiencies in job related skills among adults and youths. Roy Forbes comments on education's potential to help students.
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Students to help curb vandalism in national program
Washington agencies announce a 3.2 million, one year project using students in schools to develop crime reduction strategies. Teams of seven adults and one student in 80 schools will study causes of delinquency and school security with advisers from local justice and community groups. A second project will use Teacher Corps to involve students and staff in ten low income high schools. The effort targets vandalism and assaults on pupils as a national problem.
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UC enrollment dips across California campuses in shift
University of California and state University and Colleges systems report the first fall enrollment decline in two decades. Total undergraduates number 90,225 with 27,549 new students as campuses from Berkeley to San Jose record changes. Several campuses show declines to ease overcrowding, while some enrollments edge up.
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Hayward News Roundup and Editorials
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