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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1970
Page
11
Al Berkowitz outlines priorities for Newark schools including improved education, open communication with parents and taxpayers, and timely replacement of the superintendent. He emphasizes independent thinking, strong administration, and careful evaluation of proposals, urging support for the November 3 election.
Woody Ballard Elwood A Bal lart of 5641 McLaughlin Ave is an electronics technician with Pacific Teleplume Co in Fremont. He is Newark Knight Boosters president and a longtime Boy Scout leader active in Little League and the First Presbyterian Church Christian education board. He argues the campaign faces many issues and urges voters to demand honest representation, warning against a rubber stamp board and urging candidates to listen and be held accountable. He invites inquiries at 797-1952 and requests voters review his qualifications and challenge his views before voting.
The Pleasanton chamber announces a new slate of officers and directors for the coming year. Jon Stanley of Pacific Gas and Electric Company is nominated for president, with Don McDonald as vice president. Stanley will continue as vice president with John Amaral as secretary manager and Arch Clausenitzer as treasurer. New directors include Don McKee James Trimingham Randy Walker and Joseph Schwab. Election is set for Tuesday November 10.
Livermore area surplus federal land continues to attract public agency interest with ABAG acting as liaison between interested groups and GSA. Valley agencies including Pleasanton districts, East Bay Park District, housing authority, and the Valley Planning Committee seek land for parks, recreation, and other uses.
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