Carter Pledges Tax Cut Or Job Plan As Basic Choice
Plains Georgia President elect Jimmy Carter outlined two basic options to boost the economy a tax cut or a jobs program and said he would keep an open mind. He vowed to fight unemployment and weigh a broad pardon for Vietnam draft resisters with decisions due after year end based on economic indicators.
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Limited sickout hits Fremont district workers again
Fremont nonteaching district employees start a renewed limited sickout amid a wage dispute. Maintenance staff report a recurrence of the salt flu keeping carpenters painters and clerical workers from duty. Union PR director Erle Howery questions a district $4 million target and claims a hidden $1.9 million shortfall, promising figures this week.
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Erle Howery
California School Employes Association
Board of Education
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Dial-a-ride in Fremont and Newark exceeds expectations
AC officials report dial-a-ride ridership is lower than initial projections but acceptable. Most riders are middle aged or younger, with doorstep response around 14 minutes. Centerville area shows low demand, leading to one bus removal. two new buses start Sunday to boost service. Newark zone has higher use with 3,027 riders from Oct 17 to Dec 4, while Centerville has 1,029 riders.
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Property tax reform plans sparked early session buzz
Sacramento reports rival property tax reform proposals at the opening of the legislative session. Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr plans an administration package but a bill is not expected until February or early next year. Lawmakers fear a taxpayer revolt and mounting school financing issues loom alongside homeowner relief.
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Tony Dougherty
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District's deGroat case closed as court rejects appeal
Newark high school teacher Ray deGroat loses bid as California Supreme Court declines to hear Newark School District appeal over his firing after a guest poet read explicit poems. District faces further civil suits and pending municipal case for attorney fees.
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William Johnston
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Supreme Court
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Ohlone College bookstore faces debate over porn mags sale
Mormons upset by the decision to sell Playboy Playgirl Penthouse and Oui at Ohlone College bookstore. Bob Pluik, president of the LDS Student Association, requests removal, arguing it degrades the college. College president Dr. William Richter sees no issue, while bookstore head Bob Anderson says action depends on trustees.
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Bob Anderson
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Oui
Fremont plans crisis homes for runaway youths
Fremont officials outline a plan to recruit 15 volunteer families to shelter runaways up to 72 hours as a substitute for juvenile hall. The effort, named Fremont Crisis Homes, aims to launch by spring with a $40,000 county grant funding two fulltime counselors and a part time worker.
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Greg McCombs
Fremont Youth Services Bureau
Ron Murray
Hareau
Murray
Sunnyvale trustees weigh renaming Fremont Union district
The Sunnyvale Fremont Union High School District board considers changing its name to avoid confusion after Fremont Unified School District headlines. President John Houlihan notes the name is a hassle and may prompt inquiries from the public.
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Killer Gilmore pleads with mother to drop death appeal
Condemned killer Gary Gilmore urged his mother in a letter to withdraw her Supreme Court appeal of his sentence saying dying is no big deal. He watched sunrise from a prison hospital as delays continued amid NAACP Legal Defense Fund appeals.
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