Fremont school crisis in Fremont Unified School District
The Fremont Unified School District faces a leadership crisis with a lame duck superintendent Dr William Ball a fired finance chief Harold Alameda and a stepping down facilities director Larry Sylva. Four of seven trustee seats are open in March signaling a major election and a need for budgetary reform and high quality candidates to address a unclear budget process and governance.
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Larry Sylva
Wien
Peru presses silenced as military regime expropriates outlets
The left wing Peruvian government seized Lima’s major dailies and deported editors and reporters. The Inter-American Press Association condemned the move as erasing freedom of expression. The piece warns against neglecting distant signs of dictatorship and its threat to democracy.
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Inter-American Press Association
German Ornes
Ornes
South County
Russia Dominates World Power Debate of the Era
In a sweeping analysis, the Soviet Union is projected to surpass the United States in conventional military power by 1975 and to dominate world power by 1980. The piece weighs military parity, nuclear forces, economic resources, political leadership, and recent shifts after Vietnam, the Arab-Israeli war, and the Cyprus crisis, arguing Russia will grow in strategic defense, resources, and leadership despite U.S. MIRV and bomber advantages.
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Las Vegas
James Kilpatrick Salutes Senator Sam Ervin's Legacy
The retiring Senator Sam Ervin, 78, returns to Morganton North Carolina leaving a Senate defined by constitutional devotion. He is praised as a foremost constitutionalist who warned against govt overreach and championed privacy and civil liberties while opposing certain civil rights bills on legal grounds.
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Public schools face discipline problem rises in polls
A Gal up poll shows lack of discipline among students and adults as the top issue for national public schools, while a UCLA study notes beer drinkers may have higher intestinal cancer risk but stops short of proving causation. Christmas crime expected up due to economy, and 18.5 percent of teenage girls bake weekly per a teen magazine survey.
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Pollyanna-spirited note on Congress and Christmas
Morrie Ryskind reflects with a wagging pen on inflation, political irony, and a peppy holiday mood. He cites shifts like Little League gender references and an ACLU Santa case, notes teen drug busts, and jokes that the new Congress may flood the hopper with bills, despite a gloomy year.
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Santa Claus
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Soviets push largest navy as SALT talks shift focus
Barry Goldwater warns the Soviet Union is expanding a vast naval and ground force buildup while SALT talks center on strategic arms. He argues the Kremlin seeks to establish dominance in key waterways, pressuring the U.S. to modernize its conventional arsenal and pursue multilateral disarmament.
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