Fremont figure eyed for Sacramento school chief post
Superintendent hopeful William J Bolt is reportedly under Sacramento Unified School District consideration as a replacement for Dr Paul Salmon. Fremont residents and officials declined comment while Sacramento officials neither confirmed nor denied the inquiry, noting the district seeks a new leader.
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Sacramento
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Funds run short force Alameda ACA suit against Leslie Salt
Funds short forces Alameda Conservation Association to drop eight members from its lawsuit against Leslie Salt Co. Judge Funsten granted dismissal citing lack of funds after ACA raised only 1500 dollars, with 500 for expenses and 1000 for attorney fees. The Sierra Club and Save San Francisco Bay Association were discussed as possible intervenors but not involved.
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Council to decide cop's fate
Fremont Police Officer John R. Schum may be reinstated after the Fremont Civil Service Board recommended firing him, but Driggs reversed and urged a 100 day suspension ending July 22, allowing his return after being off for 70 days. He was the first city employee to win an appeal to reinstate.
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New bill seeks bay refuge near San Francisco
Senator Alin Cranston of California introduced a bill to create a 21,662 acre national wildlife refuge at the tip of San Francisco Bay by 1976. The measure authorizes 100,000 for an immediate study, 3 billion for development, and funds for land acquisition. Rep Don Edwards has a similar House bill. Details await federal, state and county action.
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San Francisco
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South Bay
Don Edwards
D-San Jose
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Nixon
Murder charge dropped in Newark death case
Newark police dropped murder charges against Robert A. Monroe after lack of evidence in the death of 17 year old Kim DeJesus of Los Angeles. DeJesus was found unconscious in Monroe's Newark apartment and died at Washington Hospital after resuscitation efforts.
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South County Assessed Wealth Rises Across Cities
Preliminary county figures show Hayward at 240,124,247 up almost 20 million. San Leandro Fremont Newark Union City Livermore Pleasanton and unincorporated Castro Valley San Lorenzo all report gains from 4.3 to 12.8 million with county total exceeding 2.8 billion, potentially easing budget pressures but unsure about future tax rate changes due to pending factors including state utility rolls.
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Tom Smith
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Smith
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Union City
Zaner
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Bearden
Rice Fair Weather Outlook Through Wednesday
A cooler coastal stretch is forecast through Wednesday with high temperatures in the 70s to 30s and coastal readings near the coast in the 0s. Lows will be in the 50s, and west to northwest winds of 10 to 25 mph pick up in the afternoon.
Grand jury indicts Juan Corong in 25 count murder case
A Sutter County Grand Jury in Yuba City returns a 25 count murder indictment against Juan V Corong, alleged slayer of transient farm workers along the Feather River after a nearly two hour deliberation in superior court chambers. The Los Angeles county clerk reports no proven mishandling of evidence in the Sirhan Sirhan Kennedy case, while still pursuing questions about bullet tampering and gun handling. President Nixon signs a $2 billion jobs bill in San Clemente, intended to create over 150,000 positions in two years, with California highlighted as a key beneficiary.
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Sutter County
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Sirhan
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Sirhan
Nixon
San Clemente
California
Congress faces limits on TV controls after contempt threat
Report notes Rep Harley and Staggers warn Congress may lose power to curb network television if CBS president Frank Stanton is not cited for contempt. Cuban hijack attempt ends with one dead and two wounded as plane lands safely. Estes released on parole after six years for fraud. Stocks edge higher on upbeat earnings hints as S&P 500 rises to 100.82 and Dow to 903.40.
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