Ohlone policy on student conduct faces legal review
Fremont trustees weigh a finalized student conduct policy after a controversial interim plan allowing either a single hearing officer or a three member committee. The provision lets the student choose the path, while county counsel awaits the final wording as backlash recalls past Cal State proceedings.
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Russian freighter held in Oakland docked under suit
A U.S. federal court detained the 522 foot Russian freighter Suleyman Stalasskiye in Oakland port over a $377,055 lawsuit by Prelude Corp. of New Bedford against the Soviet Union for lobster gear damages off Massachusetts. Captain Anatole Rogachev remained aboard as a keeper was left on the ship to prevent sailing. The suit, seeking $177,055 actual damages and $200,000 punitive damages, targets the Vladivostok port carrier owned by Far East Steam Ship Co. and follows lobster-fleet tensions in New Bedford.
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Trustees hear new pleas for principals
Fremont school board heard requests to retain principals Moss Suellenbach at Walters and Ted Eicher at Vallejo Mill after an administrative shakeup. Suellenbach faced a closed door meeting while supporters argued stability builds rapport and planning. Eicher supporters presented a 406-signature petition seeking his stay at Vallejo Mill. The board also awarded a $4.5 million contract to F P Lathrop Co for Centerville High School construction opening Fall 1972.
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Aerobatics aloft before air crash near Duarte
The sole survivor of Sunday's fatal inflight collision told investigators the Marine F4 Phantom executed a single-degree roll about 15,500 feet one minute before it hit a commercial jet near Duarte. State witnesses, including 15 year old Jeff Whittington, saw the jet perform stunts and spiral before vanishing behind a ridge. 50 people died.
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Charity operators offer refunds after Fremont scam
Fremont police say Helping Hands of Turlock and partner Moth er Lade Productions will refund donors who held tickets for a canceled Washington High show. Tickets can be exchanged for a July 24 performance at Chabot College in Hayward or money returned. The outfit had run a brief telephone solicitation for a handicap and underprivileged children program, but lacked a business license and tax exemption approval.
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Newark council eyes entry into CDC-Selig dispute
Newark city officials consider stepping into the Community Drug Council feud over Dean Selig’s firing at the crisis center. Mayor Lewis backs Selig. the CDC board and two task force members may shape tonight’s council agenda. Balentine says he’s not finished with his probe and many residents want Selig retained.
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Selig supporters seek to address Newark CDC board
Newark Newark Community Center hosts tonight's CDC meeting at 6 p.m. with Dean Selig supporters requesting to speak amid turmoil over his firing and replacement by John Baker. A report on Venture House grievances and Union City representation is on the agenda, along with a candidate slate for recreation task force chair.
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Pleasant two day forecast with warm temps expected
Fair weather continues today and tomorrow with slightly higher temperatures. Highs reach the high 60s today and the high 60s to low 70s tomorrow. Details page 14.
Tuva Academy Awards honor Fremont residents and groups
City council approves an Academy Awards style ceremony to honor Fremont residents and businesses for environmental contributions. Other notes include a K Mart discount department store proposal clearing planning commission, and housing development debates. Alameda budget hearings begin with public input as supervisors study a 286.5 million plan. New Haven Trustees elect officials to take office July 1 amid broad concerns.
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San Francisco Fire Department Targets Middle-Age Spread
Fire Chief Keith P. Calden declares a weight loss push, giving firefighters 18 months to shape up starting July 1. Every member will get a fitness manual emphasizing bending and stretching as part of the program.
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