Open Space Schools Reshape Fremont and Newark Classrooms
In Fremont and Newark open space schools replace walls with carpeted flexible rooms where 27 students work in groups or alone. Desks are scattered, art and science corners abound, and noise is seen as part of active learning. Administrators cite reduced discipline problems and stronger community input shaping a new era in education.
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William Costa
Schilling School
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Joseph Tranchina
Schoors
William Bolt
Marsha Smith
Mission
Logan High student fights school censorship policy at meeting
A contingent from Logan High School plans to support senior Chris Karnowski at the New Haven school board meeting tonight over the district's new censorship clause requiring preapproval of all printed materials. Karnowski was suspended Thursday for distributing a leaflet without prior principal review and seeks to cancel the policy amid similar court rulings. The meeting starts at 8 p.m. at Manuel White School.
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Freed snake dancer walks free after court clears her
Exotic dancer Carol Cybulbski, who survived a near fatal rattlesnake bite in Fremont, is acquitted of charges for dancing topless and bottomless with snakes at a Santa Ana nightclub. The 20 month legal battle involved help from Fremont and Santa Ana lawyers and Orange County Judge Paul Mast.
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Santa Ana
Fremont
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Highland Hospital
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Gene Rhodes
Sidney Lester
Ances
Orange County Muni
Paul Mast
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New Hughes deal in offing in Nicaragua hubbub
Managua sources say Howard Hughes is again the focus of activity with plans for a potential investment possibly involving President Somoza Jr. Jim Golden, Hughes security chief, pictured as key contact. Hughes may return briefly to Managua from current Vancouver residence.
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Nicaragua
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Jim Golden
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Frost damage emergency declared in Northern Central counties
Gov. Ronald Reagan declared a state of emergency in two Northern and Central California counties after frost and hail damaged crops. He asked President Nixon to designate the area as a disaster, citing a total agricultural loss around 103 million dollars, Fresno hardest hit at 35 million mainly grapes. Other crops affected include peaches, grapes, fruits, and nuts across Fresno, Kings, Tulare, Stanislaus, Tehama, Placer, Nevada, San Benito, Kern, San Joaquin, El Dorado, Merced and Martha. The move could trigger tax relief for growers and possible aid from federal programs.
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Public Notice of Court Action in California
A notice published by the Daily Review announces a matter in the Superior Court of California, County of Alameds, with details on filing dates, post office entries, and referenced acts. The document references makings under Congress and a second act, noting associated parties and procedural steps.
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