The Cupertino Courier | February 9, 2000

February 9, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Community Involvement Apple Computer agrees to take a more active role in the community
Less than a week after prodding local corporations to get more involved in the community, Mayor John Statton has made specific requests of the city's most visible corporate resident: Apple Computer. Now that the computer maker has emerged from its lean years of the mid- and late 1990s and is enjoying record sales, both the company and the city agree it's time for Apple to get involved with the community again. More


Cover Story C. Donald Allen Cupertino National Bank chairman and CEO retires. More	News Cable Channel 28 School board approves plan to add middle-school grades. More	News Assembly District Candidates The Cupertino Courier profiles candidates for the 24th Assembly District seat. This week: Rebecca Cohn. More



	Cupertino National Bank Chairman and CEO C. Donald Allen retires

	News Briefs Apple Computer agrees to get involved with the community The Sweet Adelines perform singing valentines this weekend Educational cable channel seeks to relocate studio Assembly District candidate Rebecca Cohn Kennedy Middle School English teacher Jim Grayson dies Dr. Abraham J. Twerski presents lecture on addiction Oaks Theater patrons robbed Sheriff's Report

	Letters Does Cupertino need a new library?

	Sports Briefs Homestead girls and boys basketball teams win

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