Community schools in New Haven bond vote split parents
Opponents of the $85 million bond argue the New Haven Unified School District board ignores community wishes. Trustees back a community school concept with a two part K through six model and a junior high plan while neighbors urge traditional neighborhood schools closer to home. Critics warn higher costs and busing, while district leaders cite land savings and broader cultural exposure as benefits.
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Newark park plan review on Birch Grove tonight
Newark park and recreation commissioners hold a public hearing on the Birch Grove Park land use plan drawn by Irwin Latchman of Inyiron. They approved the Jancre site plan last week and will consider changes in use fees for community center facilities.
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Manson accuses rights violations in court clash
Charles Manson 95 emerged from solitary confinement for a court appearance. He charged his constitutional rights were suspended while the judge rejected a motion to dismiss on insufficient evidence and denied habeas corpus relief. He was ordered back for a trial date with five days in solitary for meal-time delay.
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LBJ says he did not ask war declaration
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson says he never asked Congress for a formal declaration of war against North Vietnam, fearing secret treaties would pull China and Russia into the conflict. He cites the Tonkin Gulf resolution as sufficient authority and criticizes Fulbright while noting sources report Ivo Fleischmann resigned as Czech cultural counselor seeking asylum in France.
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Deputies angered over indictments at Santa Rita
In a Santa Rita lounge deputies discuss federal indictments against 12 sheriff's deputies. They blame the system, fear resignations, and debate civil rights and pay. One deputy warns of a potential deadly split second decision while others joke about the unrest and politics surrounding Sheriff Madigan.
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Outbreak of flu puzzling officials across 16 states
Officials at the National Communicable Disease Center say they are puzzled by a flu outbreak in 16 states. Allan Brodsky notes no obvious reason, contrasting with expectations of a light season after last winter. Maryland Mississippi Ohio and Oregon added to the list of affected states.
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Fremont January construction permits total value drops
Fremont reports January construction permits valued at 1,044,700 down from 2,726,009 in December. Sixteen permits for one and two family dwellings totaling 534,400 were issued plus three commercial and mire residuary industrial permits at 107,409 and 393,000. Two swimming pool permits at 3,700 and fourteen sign permits at 6,200 were also issued. Outbreaks of influenza were noted across 13 states with varying intensity, while President Nixon toured a sewage plant in Hanover Park, Illinois and was offered a glass of clear water, joking about his morning drink.
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Howell to enter race for mayor in Hayward
Howell, a 63 year old real estate agent, picked up nomination papers at hayward city hall to challenge incumbent mayor Samet Jom K. Smith. The campaign appears competitive as Howell also plans to file and begin campaigning while facing Smith in the open election.
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