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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1966
Page
4
Polishing The Sign Juno and another 18 month old spayed female Samoyed are named this week s pets of the week at the Oakland SPCA on Baldwin Street. They will be available for adoption with other household pets when the shelter opens today at 10 am. Adoption wards operate daily from 10 am to 8 pm.
A questionnaire of California State College Hayward summer quarter students shows 60 percent would accelerate their programs based on the 1961 term. Results indicate strong support for year round education with high standards and good instruction, plus 78 percent believing year round calendars aid degree goals.
Residents filed 65 claims alleging hydrogen sulfide gas from Hayward's new sewage plant damaged homes during initial tests. Potential settlements could reach about 79,500 plus 6,000 for repairs and chemicals. Engineers assure no new problems expected at the 1.5 million plant.
A lone bid of 10 690 for fencing and paving San Leandra's fre training center on Lola Street was received by the city clerk from Gallagher Burke of Oak. Public works engineers who designed the project will recommend the city council accept the Oakland firm's bid, which is 1 000 below the estimate, at Monday night’s meeting.
The San Leandro City Council discussed Dabner Street safety upgrades, storm drains, and rehab near City Hall. They approved plan presentations for storm infrastructure, a public safety building nearby, and a fence contract with Wells Fargo Bank. The council also considered Lafayette and Mitchells Avenue extensions, a land-use amendment, and an access way from Marina Boulevard to Tolero Avenue amid ongoing development projects.
An adult auto course begins November 8 at San Leandro High School with day sessions from 9 am to noon and evening classes from 7 to 9 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The program requires a $3 school registration and a $12 laboratory fee, with registration at 2200 Bancroft Ave.
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