Demoted principal challenges district shakeup
Fremont district faces upheaval as Will'am C. Stivers, longtime Green Reynolds principal, refuses the new assignment to train high school students as elementary aides. He questions credentialing and salaries, seeks reinstatement or charged accusations, and plans legal backing if demotion proceeds amid a broader budget realignment blamed for protests.
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Fremont
Fremont Unified
Will'am
Stivers
Green-Reynolds
Ubt
Troy
Fremont council holds line on sports subsidies
Fremont city lawmakers at a budget session limited increases for youth sports grants. Eight Bremont Sports Federation groups sought 21 013 in subsidies. Geoffrey Steel pressed to keep subsidies level with last year. Total subsidies exceed 18 797 with several leagues dropping requests.
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Jim Wilson
Fremont
Central Park
Tee
Geoffrey Steel
Bremont Sports Federation
Recreation Commissioners
Steel
Mission Little League
City
Mites Centervillle Little League
Fremont Girls Sports Association
Fremont Football League
Fremont Baseball, Inc
Cal
Fremont Candllighters win city approval for science area
Fremont Candlelighters win approval from the city council to raise 20000 for a natural science area in Central Park. The project, led by Mrs. Paul D. DeDomenico, aims to build a science display, gateway buildings, a boardwalk and lookout around the former Stivers Lagoon, at no cost to the city.
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Fremont
Central Park
Paul D. DeDomenico
Stivers Lagoon
Lake Elizabeth
Odd Owl Pair Share Sunol Barn For Wounded Wands
Two injured owls Barney the barn owl and Horatio the great horned owl reside in Sunol Regional Park under care of park naturalist Dick Angel. Horatio suffered wing injuries while Barney bears a gunshot related fracture. Respective rescues involve PG E worker Bob Kausen and the Harvey family of Livermore. The birds share a barn rafters, each with distinct injuries and nicknames right and left wingers.
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Sunol Regional Park
Dick Angel
Horatio
Aso
Eneyas
Bob Kausen
Pg&e
Rio Viste
Sacramento River
Burney
James Harvey
Livermore
Marveya
Barney
Berkeley
Pat
Ley
Weather forecast with mild, cool spell and clouds
Fair today through tomorrow with low cloudiness at night and morning. Slightly cooler tomorrow with highs in the 70s to 80s. Tonight's low in the 50s. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph in afternoons. Details on Page 16.
Judge Won't Block School Land Purchase In Oakland
Superior Court Judge Robert Kroninger refused to issue a preliminary injunction to stop the New Haven Unified School District board from buying land. He extended the restraining order by two days for appeal time while noting the court lacks authority to curb executive and legislative powers. Benson's clients, New Haven residents, seek to prevent the lame duck trustees from depleting district funds, but Kroninger ruled the trustees retain power until their terms end. Benson planned a writ of mandamus to extend the stay, though prospects look slim into July.
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Howard Benson
Benson
Kroninger
Solomon
New Haven
Union City
Krantzger
State Court of Appeals
Assembly weighs budget and tax reform stalled by graduations
Lawmakers push a $7 billion governor Reagan budget and a $14 billion tax reform despite high school and college graduations of legislators' children. A Senate committee seeks lower top loan rates while Angela Davis remains denied bail in a murder case.
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Ronald Reagan
Ways and Means Committee
Humphrey shocked by Vietnam papers reveal New York Times
Senator Hubert Humphrey says he is shocked by the Vietnam War documents disclosed by the New York Times and did not know of Pentagon papers existence during his time as vice president, candidate, or senator. The page notes Juan V Corona’s attorney rejects an insanity plea as his preliminary hearing proceeds.
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H. Humphrey
New York Times
Humphry Are
Pentagon
Juan V. Corona
Richard H. Hawk
Concord
Corona
Planes Seek Survivors After Jet Transport Crash Near Palmyra
Air Force jet transport with 24 aboard was feared crashed near Palmyra Island. Search planes and two ships inspect debris sighted in the water. Navy and British crews, including destroyer USS Richard Edwards and ship Amalric, retrieve debris described as engine covers and other wreckage.
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Air Force
Navy
Dejelstroyer
Richard Edwards
Amalric
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Jack) Alberti
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