Governor signs measure boosting Newark school taxes
Sacramento reports Gov. Jerry Brown signed a measure that increases Newark school taxes by about 23 percent this year to fund Memorial High School completion. The city gains $206,110 in aid while property taxpayers face roughly $48,000 of the tax hike, raising operations taxes to about 22.7 percent. The bill’s rider lets Newark tap state aid laws, with local officials contending it creates a broader tax burden amid fiscal turmoil.
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Last-ditch effort to bar Newark teacher rejected
SAN FRANCISCO The Court of Appeals rejected a last-ditch bid by school officials to bar Newark High School English teacher Ray DeGroat from returning to Newark. DeGroat was fired November 20 for failing to muzzle a visiting poet. The board sought to overturn a lower court order reinstating him with back pay pending appeal, a process expected to take years.
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Fremont approves tax rate drop to 1.431 per hundred
Fremont City Council adopted a tax rate of 1.431 cents per $100 of assessed valuation for the 1975-78 budget, down three cents from the proposed rate. Homeowners face higher costs due to a $340 million assessed valuation, while wage and benefit negotiations for city employees remain unfinished.
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Plans for walkout over school bus driver cuts
Miemont school district faces planned cutbacks totaling 75,000 in regular bus service and 27,100 in athletic funds. About 600 younger riders may lose service as drivers consider a work stoppage under union guidance, with fears of layoffs and loss of benefits if substitute status is adopted.
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California firemen threaten Berkeley city shutdown over state aid
A news item reports striking Berkeley firemen threatening to close the city unless Gov Brown and G Hrown JP grant a city request to send in state forestry firefighters. The piece mentions an alcohol rehabilitation bill expected to pass, and a Dallas financier jailed on bribery extortion charges facing possible Justice Department action over evidence to a columnist.
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Discrepancies in Kennedy assassination probe spark calls for review
Alfred Lowenstein notes several inconsistencies and conflicting reports in the Robert F. Kennedy investigation. A Soviet denunciation, Haile Selassie’s death, and a Lisbon mass demonstration mark a day of global tensions as workers and soldiers march in support of Prime Minister Goncalves.
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