Fremont Leaders Offer $700 000 Teacher Pay Rise
Fremont Unified District proposes a $700 000 pay raise package to 1375 teachers offering a choice between a $503 per teacher raise or a 2.9 percent across the board increase. The board would use a $900 000 reserve to fund raises with fringe benefits unchanged and part time and substitute raises outlined.
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Board of Education
the Argus
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association
Alameda County
Teachers Association
Fremont Federation of Teachers
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Bus diver Ray honored by school employee group
A school employee organization honors Frank Edward Ray, the diver who three weeks ago helped 26 Chowchilla kidnapping victims escape an underground prison, for outstanding service. The item notes Fremont weather and page reference.
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Frank Edward Ray
Chowchilla
Engineering firm urges replacing Golden Gate Bridge roadbed plans
An engineering consultant firm warns the Golden Gate Bridge roadbed is deteriorating and outlines a replacement program valued at up to 85 million dollars. The report on Page 2 details a possible second deck addition and funding considerations.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Massachusetts Democrat calls for ethics probe into father in law
A Democratic candidate for Congress in Massachusetts urges the House Ethics Committee to investigate Rep. Robert Leggett D Calif, his father in law, detailing alleged improper activities. The report appears on page 6 of the edition.
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Massachusetts
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Ethics Committee
Robert Leggett
D-Calif
Map on Kidnap Plot Pinpoints Local Schools
Madera Tribune reports investigators in the Chowchilla kidnap case found a paper resembling a map pinpointing four area schools near Chowchilla and LeGrande Elementary. Suspects James Shoenfeld and Richard Shoenfeld, along with Fred Woods, have begun talking with jailers, with one showing concern about how events unfolded.
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UPI
Chowchilla
Re Nuspec. Awa
Madera ‘Tribune
Ex King
Daily Newspaper
the Tribune
James Steenfeld
LeGrande
James Shoenfeld
Richard
Fred Woods
Mystery deaths probe shifts to poisons in Legion case
CDC in Adana ruled out swine flu as the killer, while officials say the epidemic has peaked though deaths continue. States cite toxins as a growing focus, with organophosphorus and chlorinated hydrocarbons among possibilities. Philadelphia labs seek virus evidence, but investigators stress a broad laboratory approach remains.
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Center For Disease Control
Adana
Legion
Philadelphia
CDC
David Sencer
Sencer
Washington County
Irs
Elvaton
Allegheny County
Lennard Bachman
Blos
Atlanta
Exige
Calif consumer dept blasts Citizens Utilities water service
California's consumer affairs department releases a long awaited report criticizing Citizens Utilities for poor water quality in Nilea Decoto Fretntrl and Union City. The document cites 109.9 percent maintenance cost increases and accuses the firm of acquiring small run down systems and skimping on upkeep while denying plans to sell. It condemns health and utility departments for weak responses to customer concerns and notes a proposed sale of the Niles Decotp system could shift about 7.57 million public funds to Citizens over 20 years.
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Nilea
Decoto
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Phi
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Samford
Con
Ishier Jacobson
Ne Gor
Jacobson
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East Yolo
North
Los Altos
Montara Muse Beach
Inverness
Jackson
Niles
Consumer Affairs Department
Inene Vincent
People For Better Water
Jocal
Attle
Unemployment rises as Ford aides face July report
Washington reports July jobless rate climbs to 7.8 percent, the year’s high. President Ford’s advisers acknowledge disappointment as unemployment returns from May’s 7.3 percent low amid political pressure from Carter and Reagan. About 7.4 million Americans seek work as July job growth stalls.
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UPI
Jimmy Carter
Howard Reagan
Ford
Fremont Community Theater seeks actress for Owl and the Pussycat
Fremont Community Theater advertises for a lead actress for The Owl and the Pussycat to be staged later this month. Alicia Marsella is tapped for the female lead amid plans for a light supper theater with a spinach salad, chicken crepes and wine as part of the postplay dessert.
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Fremont Community ‘Theater
Doria
Fremont Community Theater
Alicia Marsella
Martha
Ottawe College
Virginia Wool
Iead
the ‘Owl and the
Pussycat
Alicia
Norm Kirschbaum
Newark
Ohlone College
Norm's
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