Pay Board ruling sought on raises for Fremont district staff
Fremont federal Pay Board consideration requested for retroactive cost of living increases covering Aug 15 to Nov 15 for about 2000 district employees. If approved, raises would apply to teachers and nonteaching staff, with $16 for administrators. Filed by DeWitt Glasgow and Jesse Kranawitter, the move is the first of its kind and will be prepared with the certificated employer council before school board review.
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Public invited to theater meet at Fremont venue
The Masque and Wigg theatre group invites the public to a general meeting at American Savings and Loan, Gee, Fremont Boulevard. The group will present "Lightharless Aunt" at Mission Valley Elementary School from January 22 to 27, with admission set at $1.
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Retired group plans Monday pot luck meeting
Fremont Chapter No. 748 of the American Association of Retired Persons invites retirees to attend a noon pot luck. Each person should bring a favorite dish and personal table service.
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Compulsory military training end sought at Nevada Reno
The University of Nevada Board of Regents will be asked Saturday to end compulsory military training at the Reno campus. The faculty voted 225 to 4 in favor of making military classes voluntary, and President W Edd Miller recommended the regents adopt the recommendation. One argument is that ROTC is not mandatory on the Las Vegas campus.
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Bridges warns men on strike resumption
West Coast longshoremen face resuming work after January 1 as ILWU leader Harry Bridges urges members to tighten belts and be ready to ramble. A decision looms on uniting with ILA, amid pending PMA contract offers and a Taft Hartley cooling off period.
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Christmas Star Planetarium Program at Fooking Junior High
A free Wednesday and Thursday evening program at 7:30 p.m. at the Fooking Junior High School Planetarium 609 Driscoll Road explains the Christmas star with music color slides and narrations. Marvin Vann Foothill College Observatory manager will present, teaching amateur telescope making at Ohlone College. Sponsored by the college's community services department.
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Two Films at Ohlone College This Weekend
Ohlone College Theatre screens two films in a weekend lineup. Tonight at 7 30 pm the family film Wational Velvet depicts a girl training a thoroughbred, with Elizabeth Taylor and Mickey Rooney. Tomorrow at 7 30 pm Paneling Masters features Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in a comic ballet with Pavlova and Nijinsky. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children under 14.
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Nobel Peace Prize winner Ralph Bunche dies at 67
New York UPI reports Dr. Ralph Bunche, Nobel Peace Prize laureate and longtime UN mediator in the Middle East, died at age 67 after battling diabetes heart trouble and blindness. Orphaned at 14, he rose to peak international service and helped found the United Nations.
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Memphis officers indicted in beating death of teen
Nine Memphis police officers face charges after Elon Hayes, 17, died following a chase on Oct 18. Four deputies charged with first degree murder and four with assault to commit murder. a police inspector charged with neglect of duty. The case follows days of racial violence and includes officers identified as Black St Theodote Wilks Edward Borham Johnnie L Robers and patrolman Michael J Daugherty.
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Acquittal For Stanford Activists In Picket Line Case
An all white jury in Redwood City acquitted Leo Baxile and Christopher Laury of assault and burglary charges. The trial followed the beating claim by Mary Schmidt after she refused to honor a Stanford picket line at the medical center. Baxile blamed the case for harming his law school plans. Laury called his arrest political repression.
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