Principal faces credential charges in California case
The state committee of Credentials has heard allegations against Wi Hillview Consolidated High School principal Muscalino and others from Fremont Unified School District Teachers Association and California Teachers Association. A Justice Department report prompted the panel to review credentials but found insufficient evidence for action. John Bezis’s name appeared in a leaked document, raising questions about potential further defenses.
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Newark family waits as first Vietnam evacuee child nears
A Newark couple anxiously awaits the arrival of a Vietnamese child evacuated during the siege. The boy, born in Saigon, was to travel via Yokota Japan to the United States where he would join a foster family. Officials promise all evacuated children will reach home despite ongoing danger in Vietnam.
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Truck driver strike halts Fremont and Hayward road work
A widening project on Monty Avenue near the Nimitz Freeway in Fremont is halted by independent truck operators demanding a master labor contract. The Jackson Street Interchange on Route 22 may see construction slow or stop as materials haulers join the strike, threatening progress on both jobs.
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Thursday Weather Outlook With Showers Possible
Mostly cloudy and cooler with a chance of showers through tomorrow. Lows in the 40s, highs in the 50s. A 36 percent shower risk today and tonight. Yesterday in Fremont the high reached 8 and the low was 40.
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Union City council to amend five year capital plan
City officials in Union City will finalize amendments to the draft five year capital plan with park and planning commissioners. They will direct City Manager William Zaner to make only minor changes before presenting the plan to the council for approval on Monday. Anticipated fund shortages in next year’s mental health drug and alcohol and social service budgets are noted as uncertain to be discussed.
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Brown eyes abolition of costly crime fight program
Gov Edmund G Brown weighs scrapping a $105 million federal state crime fighting plan praised as necessary but criticized as muddled. The piece also notes San Diego Gas and Electric facing accusations of overcharging customers by $19 million over a 15 month span, amid city claims.
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Five killed in Buffalo home blaze amid welfare money theory
Three women and two men were found beaten stabbed and slashed in a burning Buffalo residence on Wednesday. Police suspect the elderly victims were killed for welfare money as investigators digest the brutal scene. Meanwhile shoppers are told beef and potatoes are cheap with hamburger and fries costs dipping this month.
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Red thrusts threaten Saigon as front lines close in
In tense reports from Saigon and U.S. officials, Red forces push toward the city’s outskirts while the White House restricts bombing, amid warnings from James R. Schlesinger that salvation may depend on fast military action. Residents urged to stay calm as turmoil deepens.
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Fremont School Repairs Debated as Arson Damage Grows
Fremont school trustees debated funding options after fire damage to Olives Elementary. With insurance deductibles rising to 50000, the district may dip into its reserve or capital building funds totaling 621000 for repairs and splitter decisions on Alviso and Warwiick sites. Trustees oppose tapping capital funds and pressed for alternative financing as new superintendent selection looms.
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