Hayward Students Largely Score Below State Median in Tests
California school testing for 1976-77 shows Hayward, Castro Valley, and San Leandro districts underperforming state medians across reading language spelling and mathematics. Freméint and New Haven also trail in multiple areas while Newark and San Lorenzo show mixed results. Statewide scores edged up slightly in elementary grades, with class size and per pupil spending cited as non correlating factors.
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Castro Valley
San Leandro
Freméint
California Board of Nation
Sacramento
Hayward
New Haven Public School
Newark Public School
ABAG panel shifts stance on growth and jobs balance
A Bay Area task force retreated from a plan to curb development in South Bay while promoting it in Napa, Sonoma and Solano. It endorsed a region wide policy urging cities to boost local jobs and housing to reduce long commutes and air pollution, without naming specific counties.
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Lynn Hoff
Association of Bay Area Governments
South Bay
Napa
Sonoma
Solano
Arag Environmental Management Task Force
Bay Area
Cites
Fursting
Hayward
Problem priorities set in Palma Ceia
City council appointed committee in Palma Ceia identifies drug abuse, parental responsibility gaps, and youth unemployment as the top three local problems. After surveying 15 issues from six weeks of meetings, the panel will split into three groups to draft four week position papers on youth, drug and alcohol use, and neighborhood mistrust.
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Pat Craig Hayward
Palma Ceia
Hayward Area Recreation District
Cal
Pope lifts ban on Catholics who remarry
Washington United Press International reports Pope Paul VI granted the petition of U S bishops to lift the excommunication penalty for Catholics who remarry after divorce. The move, described as pastoral, does not alter church doctrine on marriage indissolubility or automatically permit remarried Catholics to receive the sacraments.
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Washington
UPL
Paul VI
U.S
Jean Jadat
United States
Baltimore
Thomas C. Kelly
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Kelly
Vatican
Bistop Cletus F. O'Donnell
Caboose No 47 Returns to MacGregor History
MacGregor documents the Carter Brothers built Newark caboose No 47 a century ago. It served on the South Pacific Coast Railroad between Alameda and Santa Cruz from 1880 to 1906 and later works in Owens Valley mining until 1920. He compares the old car with a decades old photograph.
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MacGregor
Newark
Carter Brothers
Alameda
Santa Cruz
Owens Valley
Mission Peak
Defense attacks Chowchilla testimony in penalty trial
In Oakland the defense challenged key testimony at the Chowchilla kidnapping penalty trial. Prosecutors cite hot humid unsanitary conditions in and outside the moving van as causing bodily harm to victims during 27 hours of captivity. Experts described temperatures up to 76 degrees inside the buried trailer with poor ventilation, while defense questioned testing methods and higher temperature projections.
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Judith Sherard
Oakland
Chowchilla
Three Peninsula
Bulladera County
Ghowchilla
Livermore
Maurice Oberg
Anthony Sprague
Alameda County
Reck
Oberg
Herbert Yanowitz
Edward Merrill
Hangner
Veterans Day Parade to Highlight San Leandro Event
A three hour Veterans Day parade in downtown San Leandro is expected to draw 4000 to 4500 marchers with 335 units led by a large motorcade. Grand marshal A C Sode Soderholm of Woodburn Ore and deputy grand marshal John J Red Leffler of Washington DC will ride as part of the procession from East 14th Street to Blossom Way.
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San Leandro
Alameda County
Care
Jerry Wiliams
Veterans Day Commission
East 14Th Street
A.C. ‘‘Sode* Soderholm
Woodhurn
Ore
The
Veterans of World
Parrott Street
Weal Juana Avenue
Col T
Weekend Rain Threat From Gulf Storms Near Coast
Forecasters warn of increasing cloudiness and a chance of showers as two Gulf of Alaska fronts move south. Rain and snow likely in the Sierra with snow possible down to 8000 feet. Last weekend’s mountain snow has largely melted. Heavy rains expected mainly in the north, Oregon, and Washington, with improving conditions by Monday.
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Serris
Gulf of Alaska
Sierra
Oregon
Washington
Page 2 Rush Overview for Daily Review
The Daily Review provides a concise overview on page 2 for readers in a hurry. It highlights the day's news with a full-page ape summary and directs attention to the conventional index and weather summary in the lower right corner.
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