San Francisco school strike talks eyed compromise
Negotiations between striking teachers and administrators continued late into the night as officials pursue a compromise on four core issues classroom size teacher contracts staff attrition and paraprofessional support. A week of talks with union leaders and district officials followed the Easter break with schools closed since March 24 when 1,400 AFT members walked out.
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Haiti Exile Reports Duvalier Ailing Forges Succession Shift
Haitian exile sources claim President for Life Francois Duvalier has suffered a lapse leaving affairs to his eldest daughter Marie Denise while he named son Jean Claude as successor amid health fears. Exiles note Marie Denise’s prior influence and questions over regency. Dominican officials deny any setback and say his health is improving.
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Marie Denise
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Jean-Claude
Army
Max Dominique
Dominique
Haiti
Marie
Denise
Duevalier
Council of Regents
Last Monch
Jean Claude
Clement Vincent
Port-Au-Prince
Guidelines to help MDs avoid malpractice suits
A joint group of physicians and lawyers plans to draft guidelines for doctors on what to tell patients about proposed treatments. The effort, prompted by rising malpractice suits, aims to reduce litigation by improving patient communications and expectations.
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UPI
Nixon
American Trial Lawyers Association
Medical Procession
Mattress firm owner extradited and booked in Fremont
Morris B. Singer, 45, ex-operator of Factory-to-You Mattress Co., extradited from Manchester New Hampshire and booked at Fremont Police Station on two counts of writing checks on closed accounts. Bail set at 13 dollars. Held for San Francisco police on a separate warrant of 6200 dollars. arraignment scheduled today. Detective Hughes brought custody from Manchester after a nationwide search following a burglary claim incident.
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N.H
Morris B. Singer
Fremont Municipal
San Francisco
Steven Hughes
Singer
Newark plan to study mall housing development
Newark planners review a five million dollar Jarvis Avenue and Newark Boulevard campus lawnhouse project aimed at mixed housing around Lida Faire Shopping Center. A planning commission study is expected midweek after an earlier $3 million planned unit development analysis delays.
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Salt water intrusion debated in court ruling
Judge Cook rejected Brucher's claims that the water in the pits is flood water and refused to allow pumping and piping that would discharge quarry water. The case centers on compensations and feasibility studies for water intrusion and district action, with attorney Jean Rogers present for the district.
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Wallet's return near in Fremont theft case
Fremont housewife Mrs. Feola may recover her missing wallet this week after police located the finder via a second Fremont resident. The wallet contained $270 cash and an unset diamond valued at 200 to 100. The theft occurred at Bay Meadows in San Mateo two weeks earlier.
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Adair Smith
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Oakland housing praised as federal partnership project
UPI reports Secretary George Romney praised an $8 million Oakland housing development as a business community partnership. He helped dedicate the first 126 units of More Oakland Residential Housing Inc. and announced final federal approval for a $5.2 million loan for three towers to complete the 357 unit project.
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City faces $15,000 ceiling on federal car funding commitment
Morrison urged the council to pledge up to 15000 dollars before any federal funds are released for a stop plan. He said the plan would supply nearly three times as many cars, cost less than the current police fleet, and have officers maintain them instead of the city.
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Burton B. Roberts
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East Village
Indian Officials Say East Pakistan Rebels Control Rural Areas
Indian government reports indicate Tangail and Mymensingh districts in East Pakistan are under rebel control loyal to Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. West Pakistani troops hold most towns while resistance fighters ambushed a Pakistani army unit in the far north. Official sources note asylum for 109 West Pakistani officers and men in India since hostilities began.
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India
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City Eyes Thornton Plan to Boost District Frontage Revenue
City seeks support for the Thornton Plan to fund improvements on Thornton Street from Olive to Elm. The plan would assess owners about 59 dollars per foot of frontage and underground utilities while restoring business and modernizing facades to a Portuguese Mediterranean theme. South ern Pacific Railroad Co owns 16 percent of district land and will be contacted. Jaeger expects continued outreach to all owners to reach the 40 percent land-area threshold.
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Bryce Walker
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Red shells hamper pull-out at Vietnamese outpost
Four Americans killed as 82mm shells strike an outpost. Two US Huey helicopters shot down during evac efforts. South Vietnamese forces retake the hilltop base on Thursday but face renewed Communist pressure. North Vietnamese defectors claim high casualty rates from a recent air strike and ongoing attacks to show continued supply. Miller cites political aims behind the assault and seeks to counter the Laos campaign narrative.
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Union City man hurt in crash on Nimitz Freeway
A 21 year old Union City man, Robert J. Brown of 151 Purdue Court, suffered facial cuts after his car collided with a PG&E trailer on the Nimitz Freeway north of Durham Road. He was treated at Washington Hospital then moved to Oak Knoll Naval Hospital in Oakland in fair condition. The PG&E truck driver, Edward J. O'Hara, 48, of Campbell, was not injured. The crash occurred at 3:30 p.m. when Brown allegedly hit the trailer after spinning out on the shoulder. No citations issued yet pending investigation.
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Obituaries and funeral services in Fremont area
Funeral services for Ralph M. Swanson 44 of Fremont were held today at Fremont Chapel of the Roses with Rev. Holland officiating. Interment was at Kingsburg Cemetery. Swanson, a chemistry professor at College of San Mateo, is survived by Audra, Gary and Keith, with roots in Bakersfield and Kingsburg. Also noted are services for Charles E. van Buskirk 73, Della M. Carter 81, and Grace H. Macleod, detailing their origins, affiliations, and survivors.
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Keith Swanson
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Herbert Swanson
Norra Townsend
Marysville
Charles E. van Buskirk
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Fremont Memorial Chapel
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Nebraska
Order of the Eastern Star
P.O. Sisterhood
George Carter
Carley Schwartz
Newark
C. D. Whitlock
Richard Ferguson
Long Beach
Grace H. Macleod
Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary
Miinois
Carol MacDonald
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