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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1963
Page
3
Local officials describe a three strike approach under a county anti loitering rule to move juveniles from drive ins and streets to juvenile facilities. Officers cite improved behavior after rounds and emphasize proactive warnings, detention, and parent contact to keep teens out of trouble.
Livermore area officials consider a Saturday program to serve academically able students in grades four and up. The plan, backed by Superintendent Raymond Arveson, would use a central site and involve volunteer teachers paid nominally, with state funding possible only for eligible students.
Agremont sues over injuries claimed by his daughter Deborah War after a fall from a broken swing in Hayward area. John Coyle provides details about the incident while Arveson discusses funding for an able students program in HUSD and related transportation and material costs.
Prustecs scheduled to install Ainje noting Marday ciliwit for ass of a site on Rinvon Avenue just roat of the old city pagekeeepkent plant property. The board took action. A fpo vdil viewing Yast yook but sch wre yoled illegal because it was not in the agenda. Superintendent Ralph Watters argues the district will save about $20,000 in adlred improvements which would have been required on the site originally proposed. I covered meat at the sewage plant site. Only curbs and sidewalks will be needed on the Rinco site.
An October feature in the Junior College Journal details Chalet College's rapid development since its September 1961 opening. It notes 11 week prep, initial enrollment of 1,166, and facilities purchased for 22 dollars, plus a $172,000 bond approval and a building program for a permanent campus on Fry property.
San Leandro Unified School District trustees will examine a proposed 17 million building program in a 7 30 p m Tuesday session. The five year plan totals 47 million as a maximum outlay and will be evaluated by a consulting firm after a citizens committee completed a district needs study. Richard N Macge will discuss remedial reading programs and districtwide plans.
David Kelby age 33 of Cypress Taye, Haywant, Isas pleaded guilty to misdemeanor child beating. He admitted beating his two stepchildren Dorothy Blair and Roger Blair, 8, with a leather belt after they were doing their chores to his satisfaction. Judge Foley of Hayes County presided. Det. Ste dale prepared the report and contentlog for the board members. The article also notes remarks on school district comparisons and a meeting at Lanotts Elementary School to discuss Auror Drive zoning and a proposed Falke School site.
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