Weather and week ending details in Friday bulletin
Friday morning weather outlook shows fair and warmer conditions with tonight's lows in the 50s and weekend highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Prev day in Fremont reached 84 with a 66 low. Separate items note prison guard testimony about planned smuggling before 1971 rebellion and other national briefs including a TSA or IRS note and a Continental Airlines crash at Stapleton.
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University of California develops allergy neutralizing protein
The University of California reports creating and testing a small protein that neutralizes allergy causing agents. If proven safe and effective, it could aid millions of allergy sufferers in America, offering a new treatment path.
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America
American Bar Association proposes eight resolutions
The American Bar Association plans eight resolutions for approval at its annual meeting. Proposals include legalizing prostitution amnesty for Vietnam deserters protection of press freedom and limits on political campaign spending.
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American Bar Association
Hoffa Case Break Hopes Rise as Family Seeks Clues
James P. Hoffa says information now under scrutiny could hit the jackpot and lead to the return of his missing father James K. Hoffa. He urges polygraph tests for a foster brother and notes ongoing talks with Teamsters leaders as FBI and other authorities press the probe. The family remains hopeful despite silence and a disputed pension-fund claim swirling in headlines.
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Robert M. Holmes
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Washington
Mafia
California Assembly approves school finance measure to Brown
The California Assembly voted 72 to adoption of a complex school funding bill sending it to Governor Brown. The measure would raise about 115 to 125 million in state aid depending on property tax adjustments and local matching, with opponents warning it shifts costs to taxpayers and may not fully fund districts.
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Battle lines drawn in after-school sports crisis
Fremont boards weigh funding for athletics after a $4126 million budget cuts sports from district programs. Officials consider a $48,425 plan to restore some coaching salaries and potential $820,000 in federal aid, while a $481,000 reserve faces risk if aid falls short. Trustees clash as education advocates push academics first, with debate focused on whether to shield extracurriculars or protect library and instructional needs.
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Feds
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Save Que Sports
Sylvia Cornell
Gloria Carr
AC Transit weighs Dial-A-Ride viability hearings next week
AC Transit plans two public hearings to gauge sentiment on Dial-A-Ride as it weighs options. Studies by Dave Systems say fewer buses may handle Dial-A-Ride, while a 33 percent tax margin approved last November may not cover costs. Officials fear overload even off peak and consider expanding fixed routes or a limited senior and disabled service. Newark officials probe legalities of severing from AC. Hearings start 4 p.m. Monday in Fremont City Government Building and Tuesday in Newark City Hall.
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Fremont school tax rate debate sparks state aid questions
Fremont. The Board of Education reviewed the tax rate amid a state aid ceiling change. Local taxes may rise or fall based on assessment values and state funding shifts, with Alameda County rules guiding the final rates. About $102,000 in state aid impacts the $41.26 million budget.
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