Compromise $270 Million Oak Aid Bill Approved
Sacramento lawmakers passed a $270 million school aid compromise promised by Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. to relieve Fremont and Newark districts. Senate vote 77-4 and Assembly 68-0 after a late negotiation, with final passage of the $2.68 billion 1976-77 budget. Estimated aid totals reach about 1.25 million per district, depending on enrollments, amid district budget adjustments and wage talks forthcoming.
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Dissident Bicentennial Voices Surface Across the Nation
A mix of anger and protest colors the Bicentennial mood from Idaho to New Mexico. Critics speak of oppression and mockery while pueblos boycott state education and hiring. FBI warnings and city policing reflect fear of violence as Fourth July events approach.
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Weather and a bombing event noted for Page 21
The forecast calls for fair weather through tomorrow with cooler temperatures tomorrow. Lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s to low 80s. In Fremont yesterday, the high reached 82 and the low 69. A powerful bomb exploded at the home of the South African consular general, damaging the entryway and windows.
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California's 72000 acre fire nears containment amid drought fears
Officials warn parks may close to the public as California endures the worst drought in 50 years while the 72000 acre blaze remains almost contained. A separate page notes Viking 1 planned Mars landing duty on a flat plain 150 miles northwest of its target, and a Senate rejection of a plan to move teachers for race balance. Also reported is a bus wreck caused by faulty air brakes killing seven choir members from Yuba City High School and a chaperone.
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Carter fundraiser ends tour with mixed praise in Houston Chicago
The author of a new book claims a 1970 US raid on a North Vietnam POW camp killed 100 to 200 Russian or Chinese troops after raiders hit the wrong target. Carter finishes fundraising swing with favorable remarks about Chicanos and oilmen in Houston and attends a Chicago dinner hosted by Mayor Richard Datey.
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Richard Datey
Fremont adopts equal opportunity policies for PE and sports
Fremont school board approves comprehensive policies ensuring equal opportunities for students of both sexes in physical education and extracurricular sports. A separate policy on student body spending controls was amended, sparking debate over district authority and private donations. The board will review compliance findings later this month.
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BART contract talks continue with unions
Negotiations between Bay Area Rapid Transit District and two unions representing about 1,500 workers continued past midnight with no strike. Spokesmen said as long as talks show progress, riders would not be stranded and service would run for at least the day.
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Buccaneers Debut at Fadenna Field in Arena Sports
The Buccaneers debut at Fadenna Field marking a new arena chapter for the team. Children participate in a two for one event as part of a community sports feature in the arena section.
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Injunction voided. Alameda County Fair postpones horse racing
Judge George W. Phillips Jr. voided the county fair injunction in Oakland, dissolving the restraining order against fairgrounds picketing since June 18. Officials say no races today, with day-by-day decisions pending union assurances and potential weathering losses from strike-related attendance drops. Total attendance down from 21,333 to 15,427 on Wednesday as concessions and exhibitors report financial losses.
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