Governor Brown Meets Area School Protesters Over Aid Plan
About 125 protesters from 21 districts, led by Castro Valley demonstrators, urged state lawmakers to pass Senate Bill 2 providing 172 million dollars in school aid. They fear cuts from double digit inflation and seek more funding, while Brown indicated he would sign in part if needed.
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Fremont pageant faced lawsuit over brick chopping talent
A 16 year old San Francisco girl sues the Fremont California Teen Pageant and director Hose Misuraca seeking 300000 in damages and an injunction stopping the Sept 13 finals unless she may perform a brick chopping karate routine. The suit claims discrimination after pageant rules bar such acts. Misuraca defends rule adherence and notes judges cannot assess karate.
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Brown to sign trimmed emergency school aid bill in California
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr indicated he will sign a reduced $172 million emergency school aid measure after pressure from lawmakers and educators to provide funds before districts set budgets. Assembly Speaker Leo T. McCarthy said Brown committed to signing, though he may cut the total, while outlining forthcoming educational reform proposals.
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Reward Offered to Solve Hoffa Mystery in Detroit
In a steady rain at the family summer cottage in suburban Orion Township, James P. Hoffa announced a reward rising to 275 000 dollars to anyone in the United States or world who helps solve the fate of James R. Hoffa, last seen after meeting various figures. The family claims access to new clues including Hoffa’s private calendar and notes on meetings with Teamster leaders, politicians, and mob figures, while the FBI and investigators say they have few solid leads.
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Japanese Red Army frees nine hostages in Kuala Lumpur embassy
In Kuala Lumpur Malaysian police report Japanese Red Army gunmen freed nine of 50 hostages at the U S Embassy while negotiating for release of 41 others. The guerrillas named two Malaysian officials and two Japanese diplomats to join a flight out, with talks centering on crew and jet arrangements for a long journey to the Middle East.
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AC Transit parking cost plan eyed by Newark commission
Newark planning commission requests a cost comparison of parking areas for AC Transit operations on Sycamore Street. It seeks approval to use 100 spaces at Lido Faire Shopping Center for employee parking with a shuttle to the plant. Commissioners urge review of nearby lots and flag a 6 to 12 month rental plan as potentially hindering the stopping center’s development.
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Wednesday Weather Forecast With Mild Temperatures
A brief forecast notes fair conditions through tomorrow with fog and low cloud cover at night and in the mornings. Temperatures dip to the 50s tonight, with highs in the upper 70s to around 80. Grimes Voznikov referred to as the automatic human jukebox on page 28.
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Six red roses laid at Westwood Tomb on Monroe anniversary
Fragment from a late edition recalls red roses delivered to the pink stone mausoleum at Westwood Memorial Park in Hollywood on Marilyn Monroe s death anniversary. Other items note Stevie Wonder s contract milestone and Taft race clashes under investigation. Additional reports reference Ford s Lee bill and wartime Hiroshima casualties and Portuguese protests.
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