Plan to Save School Sports Faces Interim Compromise
Fremont Unified School District discusses restoring 60 percent of coaching salaries cut from a 40.65 million budget to salvage the Mission Wees Athletic League. The Save Our Sports group weighs fundraising and district officials weigh which programs to reinstate while awaiting state aid reforms from Gov. Brown and potential legislative action in August.
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Weather Spread Signals Cooling Midweek Delays Drizzle
A Tuesday forecast shows fall conditions through Wednesday with morning drizzle and cooler today followed by warmer temperatures on Wednesday. Lows in the 50s and highs in the mid 60s to 70s. California faces a looming medical malpractice insurance crisis per Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr as calls for basic changes rise. Two MGM studio backlot movie sets burn in a fire suspected to involve children and matches. Bishop Roger Mahony prepares to lead the California Agriculture Labor Relations Board as he takes a fulltime role.
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California Agriculture Labor Relations Board
Congressional OK for seven year voting rights extension
Nation coverage notes the House approves a seven year renewal of the landmark voting rights law, uplifting enfranchisement for Black citizens over the last decade. The report also mentions Senate actions on Diego Garcia and other national affairs with brief context.
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U S Poland pledge over Helsinki summit gains
President Ford and Polish leader Edward Gierek pledged that the Helsinki summit will strengthen peace in Europe. They said talks would deepen U S Poland friendship and bolster international detente, as Ford enjoyed a largely social day in Warsaw with dances and tours amid cheering crowds.
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Oil spills in Atlantic off Florida stretch over 50 miles
Two new spills spotted off the Florida Gold Coast within days. The Elliott Key to Boca Raton spill runs up to half a mile wide and more than 50 miles long, moving north in the Gulf Stream. A second spill near Palm Beach was seen about 10 miles offshore. size to be determined. Coast Guard probes tank washings and seeks source of the spills.
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Turkey to relieve U S at 12 bases in Turkey move
Turkish officers will assume control of 12 U S bases in Turkey with six to remain under Turkish hands while others suspend operations. Several key intelligence facilities and bases like Sinop Pirinelik Karamasel and Belbasi are affected as relations worsen after the U S arms embargo. A Turkish spokesman mentioned possible NATO backed resumption of eavesdropping stations. A White House official called the move a national security disaster.
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No bugs found in water of second Fremont home
Fremont state health tests show no worms or bugs in water samples from 557 Posada Way. Sanitary engineer Richard Hee noted sediment in one sample but no biological matter. Mrs Berlogar reported beige bugs when straining kitchen water. Testing continues at 234828 Montecito Drive after worms were found there.
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Susan Berlogar
Niles
Decoto
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Biggest trade surplus recorded amid 1970s recession signals
The United States posted its largest monthly trade surplus on record while private sector productivity rose 2 percent in the last quarter, signaling ongoing recovery from a lengthy recession. The federal deficit for the year reached 44.2 billion, the largest since World War II end.
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Coffee prices boosted by 20 cent wholesale hike
General Foods Corp raised wholesale prices by 20 cents per 2 pound ground coffee and 2 cents an ounce on instant and freeze dried brands due to frost damage to Brazil's 1976 crop. The move affects Maxwell House Sanka Brim Yuban and others. Tetley and Ehler's also signaling price changes amid Brazil frost impact on a major share of global coffee.
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