Trustee demands Bolt resignation amid Sacramento job bid
Fremont Unified School District Supt. William J. Bolt faced calls to resign from trustee John Cama Jr and Gloria Carr after it emerged he sought a Sacramento opening. Bolt said he pursued the post as a professional challenge but remains committed to Fremont and his four year, $32,000 salary contract. Board president Ernest Andrews and others disputed prior knowledge of his application.
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House votes to cut Greece and Pakistan aid
The House, voting 200 to 192, approved a two year foreign aid bill and blocked all military aid to Greece and Pakistan until military regimes permit parliamentary democracy. Greece would only receive aid if the President waives the restriction for national security needs.
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Assembly approves Iron Bridge bill in California
The Assembly passed a 4-11 measure to rebuild the Dumbarton Bridge across San Francisco Bay funded by bay toll revenues. The project would span Premont Newark to Mank East Palo Alto and faces opposition over traffic impact and cost.
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Four L A police killings charges dismissed for two officers
In Los Angeles a municipal court acquitted San Leandro officer William Kinsella on three of four counts and freed another officer on similar charges after the prosecution rested. The trial involved the July 16 1970 raid that killed two cousins during an unsanctioned search.
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Los Angeleles
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Pupree
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Nixon opposes busing while seeks to bar funds for it
Administration asks Congress to block use of a 1.5 billion federal emergency desegregation fund for busing. President Nixon reiterates opposition to busing for racial balance but backs enforcement of court orders. HEW proposes amending the program to prevent busing, while Justice plans to appeal Austin desegregation.
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Housing Project Planned on 350 Acres in Newark and Fremont
Singer Housing of San Leandro unveiled a multi million dollar plan for a 350 acre development on the Patterson Ranch land west of the Nimitz Freeway and north of Jarvis Avenue. The site straddles Fremont and Newark and was purchased for five million dollars from Donald and David Patterson. The project aims for diverse housing with parks and public features, with a spring 1972 opening for the first phase and ongoing environmental planning.
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Weather summary for fair skies through tomorrow
A fair spell continues with night and morning low cloudiness. Highs today reach upper 60s to mid-70s, warming to the 70s tomorrow. Tonight and overnight lows in the 50s, with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons.
Moretti denounces farm labor bill amid protest
Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti tells about 400 farmers and farm workers the agricultural labor relations bill Chavez opposes is dead. He spoke 15 minutes in a crowded Capitol hearing room, then left as four women from the audience shouted.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower declines teaching union invitation
Julie Nixon Eisenhower, preparing to start teaching at Atlantic Beach Elementary School this fall, declines an invitation to join the Duval County Teachers Association. The piece notes broader economic tensions as steel and rail strikes affect markets.
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Americans seek visit to Birobidzhan Jewish region
Twenty Americans, mostly Black, appeal to Premier Kosygin for permission to visit the Soviet autonomous Jewish region of Birobidzhan to verify claimed equality for Jewish citizens. The United States backs China seating in the UN while opposing Nationalist removal, drawing mixed international reactions. Monsoons in India cause at least 107 deaths and $285 million in damage affecting over 13.5 million people.
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