Labor Day Shelf Project Turns Into Blistered Trial
A humorous diary recounts hanging a shelf on Labor Day, detailing misused tools and misread studs. The author battles a faulty stud finder, random nail placements, and plaster dust, finally finishing with 20 screws and a blustery sense of achievement.
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Mars
Atuda
Inquiry into fate of embattled Community Drug Council
A state inquiry by a 16 member task force will review the Community Drug Council operations next week. Newark’s withdrawal of support prompts a possible cut or termination of the CDC state grant of 40 percent of its 93,407 budget. The panel will probe project director selection, expenditures, and fiscal policies, with testimony from Joli Baker and Newark officials as the hearing nears.
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Community Drug Council
Calif Tarnia
Connell
Newark
Schremp
Newerk
CDC
Schretnip
Joli Baker
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Jeter
Richard Tuilimd
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Hilton
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Welcome for New Teachers at Roosevelt School Facility
San Leandro hosted a welcome luncheon for new teachers with school board president Bill Lockyer and Superintendent Dr. L Edward Holden presenting an "apple cruh" tradition. Receivers Mary Peters and Katherine Spickard collected trophies and will run the Roosevelt School facility. Chamber of Commerce and Bayfair Merchants Association sponsored.
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Bill Lockyer
L. Edward Holden
Mary Peters
Katherine Spickard
Roosevelt
Chamber of Commerce
Bayfair Merchants Association
Newark mayor backs broad Newark drug reform effort
Mayor Henry J. Lewis leads civic leaders and youth groups in forming Project Second Chance to replace the failed CDC program. The group seeks nonprofit status, city approval to use a former CDC house on Baine Avenue, and potential state or federal funding while stressing a city wide, community driven approach to youth drug issues.
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Lewis
Fea Cowell
CDC
Newark Wily
John Baker
Newark Unified School District
CDC Crisis Center
Dean Selig
Cahiedl
Permssion
Baine Avenue
CDG Aislsweiler
As & Headquarters
Pro-Gram
Project Second Chance
South County Scene Daily Review highlights local happenings
The September 8, 1971 edition of the South County Daily Review from Hayward, Salif area summarizes neighborhood events, community notices, and small town updates in a compact local-press style.
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Wat Daily Review
Hayward, Salif
Fediteday
Sewer connections halted in Valley District freeze
Dublin report: Valley Community Services District directors froze all nonoperational sewer connections last night. Vice president Thomas Schieser said the plant now coales 2.88 million gallons daily, above 2.5 million capacity and 1.4 million prior average, justifying the pause to locate the extra million gallons.
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Dublin
Valley Community Services District Board
Board
Thomas Schieser
Alternate school reprieve sparks city debate over public use
WREMONT Water meton Sugar Experiences Corp won a reprieve as council debated keeping city facilities for general public use. With five members absent, several officials argued for delaying decisions on a private alternative high school and a regional waste study.umbus
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Watermeton Sugar Experiences Corp
Geckey
Cone Mhodes
Portables delay shifts back junior high start New Haven district
Trustees faced portables delivery delays for Cesar Chavez and Alvarado sites. Only 40 of 4 ordered portable classrooms will be ready by contract deadline, prompting contingency plans for a Sept 1 start and possible double sessions for juniors. Furniture shortages force hand me down desks from Hayward Palo Alto and Newark districts. Temporary office space, limited phones, and altered courses due to space and logistics are noted.
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Hayward
Hough
Palo Alt
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Hyareipal
Tony
Trujillo
Secon
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Cesar Chavez School
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Fremont trustees weigh demotions amid school turmoil
Fremont school trustees convene to hear appeals from parents and three former principals demoted to vice principals. The meeting at 738M district offices in Premant Fly will review reinstatements and related personnel actions, with mentions of Lew Gorey John Lanties Nee Clark and others, plus topics on insurance, EEA funds, and a possible school rearrangement plan.
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Fromhhree
Marshal Schoal
Lew Gorey
John Lanties
Bickard
Dishel
John Camara
Tasararee
Agena
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Union City
Insin
Sypl
Tam Maloney
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