Senate rejects liberal cuts to military budget
The Senate defeated multiple efforts to trim defense spending including a proposed 300,000 troops cut overseas and a 600 million cut to the B1 bomber program. Votes also defeated suspending AWACS production and restoring ship research while defending the 25 billion procurement act amid sharp clashes over NATO and SALT concerns.
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California farm labor peace bill signed by Brown
Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. signs historic farm labor peace legislation urging Congress to enact a nationwide version. Assembly Republicans and Dems clash over the state budget as an $11.5 billion plus 1975-76 plan awaits a floor vote. Page 25. Seven years since Bobby Kennedy was assassinated after victory in the California primary. Page 77. Victoria Fyodorova, daughter of the retired admiral, will marry an American pilot and apply for U.S. citizenship. Page 3. Over 250 inmates wait on Death Rows as the Supreme Court weighs a ruling that could mean life or death. Page 3.
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Fremont Budget Turmoil Looms Over School Program Cuts
Fremont School District faces a dire forecast for fiscal 1975 76 with a proposed 463 million budget, a looming deficit of about 80 million, and potential cuts to educational programs. Trustees warn of a financial nightmare requiring large state aid or drastic expenditure restraint as they review harmful mismanagement fallout and capital funding risks. The board discusses salaries, benefits, and possible layoffs amid a tightening revenue outlook.
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Early graduation plan sparks statewide debate
Fremont and Newark officials hesitate as a state Department of Education program, proposed by San Antonio Gregorio, would allow juniors or seniors to enroll in college by passing a 12th grade level test. Critics fear risks and emphasize drawbacks while some students may benefit if ready, prompting concerns about counseling and long term readiness.
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Fire hazard converters urged ban in dry hills
Los Angeles reports experiments show catalytic converters on 1975 models may spark fires in high hazard areas. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn asked Fire Chief Richard Houtt to test and consider an ordinance banning converter cars from dry season zones like mountains and refineries until safer designs are produced.
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Rockefeller CIA assassination findings due Friday report
President Nelson A H Rockefeller said the final Rockefeller Commission report will include no direct confirmation of CIA plots to assassinate foreign leaders but will note investigations and may turn related material over to President Ford on Friday. Senate leader Frank Church alleged hard evidence of CIA involvement and pressed for full inquiry into assassination plans.
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Rival GM factions set for rematch in Local 194 race
Fremont awaits a high tension UAW Local 194 election pitting incumbent fhrsth ethond Caucus against Unity State led by Jotin Herrera. Karlie Mays and the Brotherhood claim fiscal troubles under Herrera, citing a multimillion lawsuit and near red treasury before leadership change two years ago. Herrera denies charges as unemployment and industry downturn shape the contest.
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