The Cupertino Courier | March 8, 2000

March 8, 2000

Cupertino, California Since 1947


Educational Endowment Fund Donation will provide educational materials for Nimitz Elementary
Henry Chew, an Oakland man who passed away more than a year ago at age 92, never visited Nimitz Elementary School in Sunnyvale. But, last week, he gave almost $250,000 to establish an endowment for Nimitz students. Colin Jung (pictured), a family friend of Chew and executor of his will, directed the donation to Nimitz. The Cupertino Educational Endowment Fund will use the donation to establish an endowment. Officials expect the endowment will yield between $10,000 and $12,000 per year. Administrators will use the money to buy educational materials and classroom supplies. More


News District 5 Supervisor Race Liz Kniss and Dolly Sandoval will go to run-off election in November. More	News Measure A Voters overwhelmingly approve plans to spend up to $22 million on a new library. More	News Bank Robbery Bay View Bank becomes latest target of burglary spree. More



	Endowment will provide educational materials for Nimitz Elementary

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	Letters School renovations lead to loss of parking

	Sports Briefs Mustangs win CCS girls basketball title Wrestler Jarod Rothman nails 4th at state

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