Loyalty Oath Professors Win Round in Fight
Twenty University of California professors win the first round in a court battle for 200000 back pay in a loyalty oath dispute. Sacramento Superior Court Judge John Quincy Brown sustains demurrers in 21 cases, citing reinstatement after a 1952 California Supreme Court decision. The actions seek back salaries for periods of suspension and severance for those who resigned.
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Sacramento
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Brown
California’ Supreme Court
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Resigning Mainland Guns Official Charles Long Cites Personal Interest
Charles S. Long, two terms on the Main island planning commission, resigns citing personal interest as the area west of the freeway and south of Winton. He warns withdrawal may affect quorum. council defers action to Oct 5 with a note of appreciation to be read at the meeting.
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Iinal Planning Commission
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Castro Valley Seeks Funds for Three New Schools
Applications for a one million dollar building program to construct Castro Valley schools were submitted today. Superintendent A L Morris travels to the state capital to secure approval for 5 514.04 to build Center Street. Four schools would add 42 classrooms. architect William Corlett to supervise plans for Clifton and Center Street projects.
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Cornett
Clifton
George Ibert
Butcher
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Orinda
Corlett
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Distriel
Telu
Robert Royston
We Alsteid
Royston
We A. B. Morris School
Halcyon Abstains From H A R D Bond Vote Outcome
Halcyon residents decide not to vote on the Maynard 1 Area Recreation district bond issue of 3 900 00 despite endorsement by the Halcyon Improvement Association. John Boomer leads the new committees to seek 59 street lights and 40 hydrants, with San Leandro patrols to begin and funds expected from Ashland County Fire Protection districts.
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Talcyon, Improvement Association
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San Lorenzo
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Sheriff's Department
Board of Fire Underwriters
Ashland County Fire Protection Citries
Innocent Plea Entered in Marijuana Possession Case
Venacio Quiroz, 26, of 414 Figin Street, Te Colo, yesterday pleaded innocent to charges of possession of marijuana. Judge F E A Guaresma set a preliminary hearing for Seeday.
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City to Study Other School Safety Plans
Taywave office will investigate school crossing safety in other cities to provide a crossing guard for Huntwood Avenue children attending Sorensen settings. The City Council approved funding to hire a guard for the second school crossing on Luag Street, with La Viste district requesting guards at Sorensen. Police Chief George Forth noted his budget is fully committed and patrolmen already cover peak hours. Officials urged discontinuing the system so patrols can focus on beats. A site session failed to yield decisions on shared crossing duties but Councilman Phillips proposed a combined meeting with school officials to address the issue.
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la Viste
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Forth
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Folie
Flight Clinic to Be Held at Airport
A tight clinic for Hayward area pilots will be held at the airport on October 9. Fred Taplin announced the event sponsored by Alameda County Sheriff's Aerial Squadron with technical assistance from the California Aeronautics Commission and the Civil Aeronautics Authority. Representatives will be available all day for individual instruction.
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Fred ‘Taplin
Alameda County
Teel Speaks on Bonds for Hayward District
The Hayward education district hearing explored a proposed $3,900,000 bond issue. Teel and Ashland Citizens Committee members discussed land costs, a joint program with restorations, and a transportation link plan for walkable access to schools. Gerald Cochran reported improved prospects for incorporating the arena with the annexation situation.
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San Jose Woman Injured In Suspected Car Crash
San Jose woman Shirley Jepsen, IV, injured when a car she rode in was struck and overturned, as a separate Richmond case saw a prowler, Glenn Hart, held on suspicion of multiple burglaries after wallets and items found on him. In San Francisco, a watch robbery near Palace Hotel was reported, and the Bay Area’s population reached over 3 million as juvenile gang and narcotics issues prompt a broad campaign.
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