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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1966
Page
7
Alameda County records list 500 075 voters eligible for the November general election, a gain of 45 236 since the 1912 gubernatorial race. Democrats lead Republicans nearly two to one with 211 830 Democrats and 171 462 Republicans registered, plus independents and splinter party voters.
Castro Valley Unified School District plans to install six portable classrooms from Universal in Oakland. Valley Elementary is slated to be ready for occupancy next week with three portables to serve classes now held in multipurpose rooms at Castro Valley and Marshall Elementary. John Peterson, district business services director, says the first module should reach Castro Valley Elementary by Friday or Monday, though delivery faces delays due to a Teamsters union dispute.
At city hall Wednesday night Attorney J Kenneth Birchfield led the Hayward Citizens Advisory Committee on Community Development in forming subcommittees. Robert Cohn was named chair of a minority relocation for housing committee and Donald Harder chairs the Bay Area Rapid Transit District committee. The group discussed workable community development programs and related federal funding, as well as plans for relocating residents affected by rapid transit and reviewing bylaws and organizational structure.
A young Fremont resident explores city services at an open house sponsored by Fremont city departments. Visitors overviewed the fire department’s snorkel truck the police department’s mobile command unit and reviewed maps drawings of upcoming projects including sketches of the proposed civic center development.
Medical historian Dr. John B. DeC. M. Saunders told about shifts in population and social pressures driving a medical revolution at the American Cancer Society Alameda County Branch meeting in Oakland. He warned care will focus more on the elderly and very young, needing three to five times more hospital care, and urged regional medical centers to unify diagnosis and treatment with teams of health professionals. William Forman was elected president, succeeding Robert Mason, with a slate of new officers and seven new directors named for the Oakland area.
Fremont Police Capt. Crowder and Daily Review associate editor Leona Ward were honored at the 21st annual Meda County Cancer Society meeting. Crowder received an award from outgoing branch president Robert Mason for the department’s help in this year’s fund-raising campaign, while Ward was cited for her coverage at the Cancer Society's Science Writers Seminar in Phoenix in March.
SAN LEANDRO The Civil Service Commission recommends continuing health insurance coverage for city employees under Blue Cross and Kaiser plans while avoiding changes that would disrupt existing contracts. The panel's decision followed months of exhaustive classification studies across library and clerical positions and a directive from the city council to seek proposals from other carriers for comparable coverage.
Fremont Unified School District reported 175 teachers left last year, a turnover of 16.9 percent, per assistant superintendent Anthony Scafani. Of 172 who departed, many moved away for spouses’ jobs or commuting needs. 27 took other teaching posts, 16 cited personal issues, 10 promotions, and nine retired. The district hired replacements and about 100 new teachers for growth, with turnover near the state average of 15 to 20 percent.
San Leandro Planning Commission unanimously adopts a zoning amendment to reclassify the Marina district from commercial recreation to general industrial and permit repair shops and related retail uses along 2113 2121 Marina Blvd. The council moves to correct oversights as junk structures are slated for removal and redevelopment including a restaurant cafe and four-unit office buildings.
Jose Torres 70, of Hayward, died Monday in an auto pedestrian crash in Mexico. He is survived by Delfina Gonzales Torres his wife and several children including Jose Torres Jr. of Hayward Mario Torres Homero Torres Elva Torres Morales Juan Torres and Gloria Torres Mireles. A native of Mexico he lived six months in this area and was a retired farm laborer. Local arrangements are pending at Sanchez Mortuary Sabinas Hidalgo N L Mexico.
A $130,850 contract for the headworks of San Leandro's sewage treatment plant at the foot of Davis Street is expected to be awarded by the city council Monday night. Norman Peterson Co. of Berkeley submitted the low bid. bids ranged up to $189,500, with engineers estimating $150,000 plus $54,000 for engineering costs. The headworks phase is part of a $1.75 million plant upgrade to meet grant factors and changes since earlier expansion.
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