Alameda says he bent rules to help kids in Fremont district
Harold Alameda defends his 14 year tenure as Fremont Unified School District finance chief, admitting he broke laws when expedient and insisting no one benefited, while stating the board either backed him or looked away. He argues actions were to benefit the students despite nine secret charges and his firing on December 4.
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Halting poetry reading sparks school board appeal hearing
Newark High School teacher Ray de Groat defended halting a sexually explicit poetry reading during a two day appeal hearing. He testified that stopping the performance could have been worse than letting it continue, and said responsibility lay with the English department. Teachers at the readings reported nothing objectionable, while an assistant superintendent called the poetry profane and immoral.
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Weather and query on farming impact in city plan
Fair weather continues with high cloudiness and small temperature changes. Lows tonight near 28 to 40 and highs in the 50s to 60s. The note also asks how to persuade others that a ten year farming zone could harm the environment, referencing Fremont data from yesterday.
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California savings firms offer fixed-rate mortgage option
Four California savings and loan companies plan to add a fixed-rate mortgage option amid a slump in home loans. The move signals a shift to stabilize lending as demand fluctuates and interest rate environments evolve.
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White House pressured Saxbe on Watergate probe
Attorney General William B. Saxbe reveals the White House urged him a year ago to interfere with the Watergate investigation led by Special Prosecutor Leon Jaworski. The disclosure highlights executive branch pressure on ongoing probes.
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Fremont Newark dial-a-ride plan outlined for 1976 start
Oakland voters show least support for the AC Transit minibus rollout in Fremont Newark while the transit board notes a phased delivery from December through June 1976. Niles and Warm Springs will test dial-a-ride first, with central Fremont areas reached later.
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