Duke of Windsor says no regrets after throne loss
The Duke of Windsor and the former Wallis Simpson, 33 years after his abdication, spoke in a BBC interview about their life together. They praised today’s youth, discussed the duchess cuts on miniskirts, smoking and golf, and said they are happy despite hard times.
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Unclear text fragment from Daily Meview notice
Fragmentary OCR passage references publishers and names but lacks clear events, dates, or subjects to summarize into a coherent news item. The readable bits mention The Daily Meview and individuals, but no identifiable action or context.
Fremont trustees study new dress code proposal
Fremont Unified School District trustees will discuss a proposed dress code tonight at 7:30 p.m. in Irvington School. The plan, drafted by a student parent committee, would ban sunglasses without medical justification, slacks, shorts for girls, and barefoot or thong footwear, while shifting responsibility to students and guardians within state codes. The meeting also covers reviewing a kindergarten to 12th grade family life education guide, funding for substitute teachers, and placing promoted non teaching staff on the same salary steps. John Di Paolo from Irvington High notes the code aims to give students more autonomy and differs by adding parent responsibility.
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Edwards aide quits may seek Ed wards seat
Marc Poche 35 longtime Edwards aide in San Jose announced resignation to pursue political dreams and possibly seek the Democratic nomination for the Ninth District seat. He will stay until March 1 at the request of Rep Don Edwards who is retiring after eight years in the House. Poche, a former Marine officer and law professor, has led the district office for 13 months and remains a Santa Clara Law School faculty member.
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Newspaper Route as a Growth Opportunity for Boys
A local notice extols newspaper routes as a teaching tool for pupils guiding discipline, budgeting, and money management. It highlights early earnings, contests, and college plans of award winners, urging parents to contact the Circulation Department about available routes now or soon.
Vandalism at M D Silva School. three juveniles eyed
Newark police investigate three juveniles suspected of prying open more than 100 student lockers at M D Silva Intermediate School on Thornton Ave during the weekend. Det Edward Spadarcio says arrests could come by week’s end as hundreds of books were scattered until custodians gathered them in the cafetorium.
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No buyers for San Francisco bond issues
San Francisco officials reported no bids on the initial offers for two major bonds, the airport project at 26 million dollars and a 3.25 million water system bond, though bids came in for other issues totaling 19.8 million with rates just under six percent. Work on the projects will be delayed pending a new financing plan.
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