Suit filed would halt purchase of new school site
A taxpayers suit to stop buying land for a new school site and expanding another in New Haven Unified was filed in superior court by four Union City residents. The complaint targets the district and four trustees with claims of overreach and improper use of funds, arguing the electorate did not approve such land purchases.
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Oakland
New Haven Unified School District
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Union City
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Glenbrook
Samatron
Pagan
Denney
Harold Strick
Slaughter suspect pleads innocent in Yuba City case
Juan V. Corona pleaded innocent to charges of slaying 10 of 28 men whose hacked bodies were found in crude graves along the Feather River near Yuba City. A June 16 preliminary hearing was set, aided by a Spanish interpreter. An infrared-equipped plane surveyed peach orchards for possible graves as investigators pursued potential connections to a January 1970 found body nearby.
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Tehama County
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Hill
Yuba
Salter County
Ray Whiteaker
Corona
Quarries Would Pay Less Holmdahl Defends Rate Plan
State Senator John W. Holmdahl defends a bill co sponsored with Senator George Moscone to relieve quarry operators from well water assessments for water they use and return. The measure was requested by Niles Sand and Gravel Co. and Holmdahl notes limited time to consult Alameda County Water District. ACWD fears a $40 000 impact next year and potential harm to water conservation. Holmdahl argues quarry water is returned to the source, countering objections about lawn watering returning to the basin.
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San Francisco
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Alameta County
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Acwd Board
John R. Gomes
Helindah
Federation of
Ohlone College budget: tax rate to rise next year
Fremont district trustees review a 2.8 million 1971-72 budget for Ohlone Newark Fremont College District as a 12 cent tax rise to bond payments and potential 10 cent value tax are discussed. Officials warn undistributed reserves and staffing needs will grow with new campus opening in fall 1972.
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Richard Seeba
Ohlone College
James Duke
Duke
Job bill okayed over fund sharing
The House approved a Democratic bill to create 140,000 public service jobs while rejecting GOP attempts to substitute Nixon’s manpower training plan. The measure would authorize $5 billion over five years for state and local job programs in crime enforcement education and transportation, sending the bill to the Senate.
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Doe
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Wilbur
Connally
Fremont weighs tough ordinance to curb dubious charity drives
Fremont officials draft a city ordinance to require charity drive permits and full financial disclosures aimed at deterring misleading out of town fundraisers. The plan draws support from the Chamber of Commerce which proposes screening outside groups and warning merchants with badges or decals. A recent charity firm closure and donation drive controversy spurs fears of improper solicitations.
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Ken Castle
Fremont
Thomas Skinner
Regu
Boys Club
Candlelighters
Chamber
Stan Laycock
Laycock
Charities
Weather Outlook With Warmer Days Ahead
Forecast calls for a mall fair through tomorrow with night and morning low cloudiness. Daytime highs expected from the upper 60s to around 70s, light winds from the west 10 to 20 mph. Nighttime lows near 45 to 50 degrees with stillness in the morning.
War mother waits for sign as son remains abroad
In Geneva and Paris Mrs Alro Kennedy awaits word that her efforts to bring home her son from war have paid off. The paper notes local items across pages including a study on assigning vice principals to four Frentont elementary schools, salary changes for Premont Unified School District admins, and a potential fireworksless Fourth of July at Central Park due to finances.
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Alro Kennedy
Geneva
Paris
Frentont
California wildlife protections loosened amid advisory warning
A state advisory committee warns that California salmon and steelhead resources will be delayed under weaker protective measures. Page 1 reports on legal figures tied to San Quentin and Angela Davis context, with morgue and autopsy details at Sacramento County Coroner's Office as bodies are examined in Sutter County. Page 25.
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Hawkins
Wvidene
G. David Teja
Whiteaker
California
Yuba City
Pan American jet hijack incident ends after four days
Passengers and crew freed from a Pan American jet seized with a pen knife in Havanta Cuba. Captorsheld them for four days amid reports of Castro militia treatment. Officials say the case involved tensions with environmental and transport authorities.
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Cuba
Sadat Seeks Soviet Military Aid Through New Treaty
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat says Cairo sought the recently signed accord with Moscow to secure more Soviet military assistance for the conflict with Israel, focusing on electronic equipment and large-scale support.
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Moscow
Israel
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