Ohlone College Faces Admission Debate Over Bautista Case
Ohlone College and trustees faced a contentious review of the Bautista candidacy amid closed sessions with Judge Sabraw and college officials. Reports describe mixed messages on Bautista’s admission, the transfer of a slot, and differing recollections of discussions while underscoring district concerns about fairness and process.
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Fremont district trustees back CTA on school aid bill
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association leaders and trustees voiced strong support for a state school aid bill that would aid a financially troubled district. The measure aimed to prevent cuts to programs and stave off a budget squeeze, with opposition centered on allocations and priorities.
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Fremont council weighs tighter campaign limits
Fremont city council discusses a proposed ordinance to limit campaign spending and donor contributions. Council members express concerns about enforceability and the district attorney as enforcer, while advocates argue the rules are defensible in court. The plan would cap spending at about $6,000 for the March election and set donor limits around $250 per contributor.
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Investigators uncover tainted beef shipment details
Senate records show a 61,000 pound tainted beef shipment linked to HASSINGTON and involving 32,000 pounds destined for the Nicos Gal Asal. Senator Lawton Chiles cited flawed inspection and cost concerns, urging accountability and potential refunds as subcommittees probe the issue.
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Ford seeks full term in 1976 campaign
President Ford announced plans to run for a full term in 1976, promising an open and aboveboard campaign. He urged unity and emphasized adherence to law while defending his presidency after Watergate fallout. He cited his long service and said he would win every vote he can within the law.
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Saale
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Alameda Wins Delay in Court Battle Over Charges
Alameda to be arraigned in Superior Court on July 18 on criminal charges. The court granted a delay in the trial, with defense and prosecutors awaiting a speedy decision on the job issue and related matters. Various parties and dates indicate expected proceedings and deadlines.
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Asaignon
Corporate tax cuts urged amid investment reform talks
Washington lawmakers weigh broad corporate tax relief and possible integration with individual rate cuts. Treasury considers reducing corporate income tax and capital gains taxes while phasing in any changes to avoid a sudden revenue impact.
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