California school district names four finalists for superintendent
Brazil based search ends with four finalists for the Mae School District superintendency. A screening committee led by Dr. Ralph Keller and Dr. Vi Owens recommended the candidates, with public forums set for four consecutive evenings in the district auditorium to allow questions and day visits before the board’s final decision replacing Supt William Bolt.
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Santa Clara County
Decoto funding review prompted by federal complaints
Union City officials face a federal review amid accusations by about six residents that Decoto funding favors social programs while discriminating against Chicano residents in project allocations. The complaint cites biased hiring, unequal municipal services, and misused funds, with figures noting nearly 577,000 spent on core projects and 129,000 on public safety while others allege discriminatory practices in hiring for engineering and maintenance roles.
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Newark student helps fund Japan tour with band marathon
Sleepy-time music saw 18 year old Krmt Dines a Newark High School exchange student from Norway play saxophone during a two hour band marathon. The fundraiser raised 8793 dollars for the 16 day trip planned for Japan in June with performances in Tokyo Nagoya Osaka Kyoto and other cities.
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Yanks Evacuate Phnom Penh As City Besieged
U S helicopters airlift the last Americans from Cambodia as rebels threaten Phnom Penh. Marines join the evacuation while embassy staff and families flee, with the crowd headed to Tapao base in Thailand amid ongoing shelling and a deadly incident earlier in the week.
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Aid fund runs out for auto workers
The Supplementary Unemployment Benefits fund, created to cushion auto workers through layoffs, is exhausted for 300,000 workers in the recession. Chrysler has sent 3 million in checks for 40,000 eligible workers while GM nears fund exhaustion, ending benefits for about 70,000. Ford and others report remaining funds sound as wage contracts shield some workers. Industry analysts say a recovery is not assured this year.
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First National City Bank
Sunny Weekend Weather Update for Tri-City
The forecast says sunny weather will continue through the weekend for Tri-City. Expect warmer daytime temperatures with light breezes and clear skies, ideal for outdoor plans and activities.
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