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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1966
Page
2
In Los Angeles AP report Chancellor Glenn Dumke of the State College system and University of California President Clark Kerr take opposing stances on sabbatical leaves as a funding dispute unfolds.
State College Board of Trustees did not authorize 3 million dollars to expand sabbatical leaves for teachers across 18 state colleges. The decision came after the finance committee of the State Coordinating Council for Higher Education approved no funding, citing concerns and balancing budget constraints.
Fremont and Alameda County officials reached a unanimous agreement to fund continuous emergency physician service at Washington Hospital starting Saturday. The plan, approved by the county board after hospital and medical staff contracts, ensures round the clock ED coverage including holidays.
Record lists multiple area couples applying for marriage licenses. Names include Miguel Flores Lopez 75 and Fidela Perex Vateder 1% of Hayward with addresses in Hayward. Vincent James Casche 17 and Linde Ana Ursin 1% of Hayward with Hayward addresses. Phillip Wayne Millers IB at Fremont and Graz Pena Hernandez TM at Feet Mont with 228 Millard Avenue Fremont. Nelson Emil Bjerke 6 of Hayward and Myrtle Rae Wanner 78 of May 4. Continuous errors in OCR reflect a cluttered list of applicants and addresses.
Seven Southern Alameda County residents were named to the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Alameda County board, with Alan J. Bingham re elected president for a second term. Other new directors include judges, doctors, and business leaders from Hayward San Leandro Oakland and Livermore.
San Leandro planning commission to hold public hearing on amending zoning laws to permit billiard parlors and pool halls as conditional uses in commercial and central business districts. Also on the agenda is a zoning change request by Jack Acard for property at 2113 Maring Blvd and a plan modification for 18 building development near Thrifty Drug on Donna Street.
Sacramento officials map a guard mobilization plan to curb unrest as in Watts, with 278 patrolmen deployed and 300 on standby. James Alexander coordinates the operation from the state capitol, linking Gov Brown and local police chiefs.
Lillian Smith, author of The Journey and Now Is the Time, who provoked debates with Strange Fruit published in 1945, died at Emory Hospital Atlanta. She had long supported civil rights and lived in Clayton County where she will be buried.
A Pontiac features the Wide-Track line touting the GTO with 335 hp 400 cubic inch engine and a 255 hp version of the Quadra-Power 400, plus a Turbo Hydra-Matic option. Le Mans and Tempest get new interiors and colors, with an 185 hp standard OHC Six and optional V-8s up to 285 hp. New Grand Prix convertible, 400 and 428 engines, and safety features accompany the Wide-Track promise.
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