County Sets Two Dates for Free Swine Flu Shots
Alarpeda County Health Care Services Agency officials schedule two Sundays October 24 and 31 to launch a countywide swine flu immunization drive. The plan aims to protect more than 100,000 residents with free vaccinations at 37 locations and through clinics, convalescent homes, factories, and private doctors. The operation involves over 1,000 staff, including physicians and nurses, with some stations using air guns and others traditional syringes. Eligibility covers adults 18 and older, with informed consent forms detailing vaccination exclusions such as egg allergy or fever. Locations include Fremont Gomes Elementary, Irvington High, Washington High, Newark High, James Logan High, and multiple other schools and sites across the county.
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Inflation climbs as cost of living rises in August
The Labor Department reports cost of living up 0.5 percent in August for the third straight month led by higher prices for clothing gasoline fruits and vegetables. Inflation measures point to a 6 percent annual rate with real earnings down 0.3 percent for the month and 0.6 percent over the year.
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Center near Fremont Hub eyed for major expansion
Santa Anita Development Corp proposes a 104000 square foot discount store a 90000 square foot market a nursery and several small shops on 20 to 25 acres near Fremont Hub in the central business district. Major tenants include Ralphs Market and Gold Circle. Federated owns both.
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Fremont eyes three top level posts to overhaul schools
Fremont officials propose hiring three top level directors to report to Associate Superintendent Phil Brazil. The $149,000 annual plan would add directors of elementary education secondary education and pupil services under Brazil while retaining one administrator and nine coordinators now overseeing instruction programs. The move aims to lessen staff strain described by Supt Wayne Ferguson as the district’s education system being unplanned and understaffed.
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Ford to unveil three cylinder engine with six cylinder option
Ford Motor Co plans a two year rollout of a dual displacement engine that can switch between six and three cylinders to save fuel. President Lee Iacocca cited about 10 percent fuel savings and said the system uses an electronic control module to deactivate half the cylinders at highway speeds around 45 mph or during deceleration to 25 mph, reactivating them as needed.
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Judge rules airport noise curfew legal
Federal court in San Francisco upholds Hayward airport noise curfew passed Oct 14 as constitutional. Judge Robert Peckham is expected to issue a formal written ruling dismissing the suit brought by four fixed base operators Paramount Air Service Midwest Charter Career Aviation and National Aviation.
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City council rejects jail site on Whipple Road and Nimitz
Union City Council votes no to placing a jail at Whipple Road and the Nimitz Freeway, citing concerns over impact and feasibility. Nearby traffic delays reported on the Nimitz near A Street in Hayward, with two hours of congestion. Oktoberfest planned in Hayward for the coming weekend. Weather outlook notes mostly clear skies with highs in the 70s.
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Nine year olds show reading gains nationwide
The National Assessment of Educational Progress reports nine year old readers improved by 1.2 percent while reading for 12 and 17 year olds changed little over four years. Southeast students still trail national levels. Separate age groups favor girls over boys in reading at all levels. The study, conducted by national teams in Denver Raleigh and Iowa City, tested over 2 500 per age bracket.
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