Fremont seeks new teachers across 24 states
Fremont Unified School District hires 10 recruiters to tour 24 states from Washington to New Hampshire over eight weeks in search of teacher candidates. The drive targets both new graduates and experienced pros, with districts like Robertson Jr High and Mattos School named in the outreach.
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New Hampshire
Fremont
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North
Cakala
Nebraska
Rhiltipy Dolmes
Mattos
Idaho
Legal Aid Center Doomed by Funding Standoff
District plans recruiting trips for teachers amid a rough funding forecast for a legal aid center. Despite a grant obligation, center administrator Thomas Sherrod criticized Washington Township officials for blocking War on Poverty funds, arguing the local BOA has supported the center for 17 months and suggesting reconsideration.
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Washington Township
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Sherrod
BOA
Tri-City
San Francisco
Bond Plan Committee Envisions Campaign Start
Fremont and Newark junior college district prepares an $11 125 000 bond election with a citizens steering committee. Trustees may authorize the bond tonight at Serra Center while staff report progress on the Huddleton Ranch juvenile college site and an earthquake hazard study led by Lloyd Cluff continues.
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Wes Sears
Sears
Serra Center
Washington Blvd
Fremont
al Progress
Huddleson Ranch
Ianawinn Hem
AML
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Lloyd Cluff
Cluff
Miglelensi
Pacific Gas and Electric
Coyote Ills
Veteran Politician Bray Lectures at Cal State
Jim Bray, longtime Tammany Hall figure and Fremont political activist, spoke to a Cal State political science class on Law and the Poor. Blind since 1955, Bray offered hard-edged views on urban governance and the politics of welfare as a living history of New York’s rough era.
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Tammany Hall
Bray
California
State College
Hayward
Lertia
Elsix
Jim Bray
Y Fremont
Aly
Cal State
Fair Housing Stands Anti-Riot Rider On Rights Measure 10
In Washington the Senate approved an antiriot provision to the civil rights bill amid refusals to exempt about 29 million owner occupied homes. The vote showcased liberal reluctance to alienate open housing supporters while preserving protections for private homes. The measure aims to curb discrimination in housing while sparing some exemptions for certain owner occupied properties.
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UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Howard W. J
Baker
R-Tenn
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Millee
Cambridge
New Orleans
Strom Thurmond
RSC
Uerary
Lausche
Fred R. Harris
D-Okla
President's Advisory Commission
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Viet Cong Attack Shrugs Saigon After Daylong Battle
A Viet Cong battalion invaded Saigon's southern capital Province of IV, occupied a civilian hospital for 11 hours, and fought government troops in fierce street clashes. Allied forces eventually drove the Communists away after a day of heavy losses, with Viet Cong deaths rising to 195 and a broader toll reported in the Mekong Delta. The incident comes amid broader U.S. efforts to curb riots and enforce civil rights measures as Senate discussions continue.
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UPI
Soul
Vietnam
Aly
Muani
Chavez to end fast after doctors advise
Cesar Chavez plans to end his 26 day spiritual fast on Sunday after doctors warned of potential permanent kidney damage from continued starvation. He has consumed only water for the last 20 days while rededicating himself and his followers to nonviolence in their farm workers campaign.
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Calif
UPI
Farm Union
Cesar Chavez
United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Chavez
Chavez Ends Fast At Farm Union Mass In California
Chavez, a 41 year old union leader, plans to end his fast after a Sunday noon mass at the 40 acre farm chapel. About 4 000 attendees including top labor leaders are expected. Dr Martin Luther King Jr praised Chavez for nonviolent methods. Private services for Herta Dieckman, 77, will be held at Roses chapel. Chavez has lost weight and remains in a small room on the farm. Burial for Elliot Brown and Charles Calavan listed among notices.
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Jerome Lackner
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Dieckman
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Leroy Chatfield
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Frechavez
Washington Hospital
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Jorgensen
Hayward
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Kenney Bardenkirchar
Farm Workers Union
Harris Place
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Gary Wright
Bell
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Wiliam ‘Well
Oakland
Mountainsfast
Kennedy
Eader View Cemetery
California
Migrant Workers Lawrers
Elliot Brown
Parreia Eee Calavan
Newark
Agdreia
Charles St
Viet Cong attack seizes town in New Year's offensive
The assault on Quan Lung saw Viet Cong forces seize the town with light defenses, backed by allied air and artillery. Government troops and South Vietnamese units counterattacked, with sporadic resistance from remaining Communist groups. By afternoon, Communists dispersed, fleeing toward the south and southwest as allied forces pursued. casualties included light Vietnamese losses and several American personnel reported killed, captured, or missing amid the broader offensive.
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Lawmakers Seek Span Units Merge in Bay Area
SACRAMENTO report notes Saal Dan Arco lectiglatora dead and 32 U.S. civilians, two of them women, as government forces repulsed Communist ground attacks in Saigon. In San Francisco talks, state lawmakers propose consolidating bridge agencies into a Golden Gate Authority, aiming to boost regional transit and speed progress for North Bay and city interests. A second measure would create the San Francisco Marin Transit District with nine members and cross-county representation to use bridge revenues for all transportation needs including rapid transit.
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San Francisco
Don Mul ‘Ord
Oakland
Emanuel Razeto Brown
Joseph L. Alioto
East Bay
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Bay Bridge
Fayed
Coyote Hills Park Debut Set May 25
The park district plans a May 25 debut for Coyote Hills Park formed from 446 acres bought from the Patterson family in December, combining with 482 acres from Alameda County Flood Control District to create the new park landscape.
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Patterson
Alameda County
Senate Finance OKs 750000 for crippled children's services
The Senate Finance Committee approved a $750,000 deficiency appropriation for crippled children's services. The Assembly-passed measure by Assemblyman Robert W. Crown, D Alameda, moves to the Senate floor. Gov Ronald Reagan wrote Crown authorizing him to seek the emergency appropriation.
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UPT
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Alameda
Senate
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Crown
Daily Review of Moorhead Records Public Notice
The Arcus published by Daily Review in Moorhead is declared a paper of general circulation by the Superior Court of California Alameda County under Order No 314854 dated June B11. It is entered at the Fre mont California post office as second class matter under the Act of Congress March 4, 1870.
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Unclear County Fire Calls Record for Lahour Period
Fragmentary county fire log from Southern Alameda County shows responses in Union City and Fremont with times around 12.02 pm and 6:16 am. Notes include alarms, ambulance calls, and resuscitation attempts at multiple addresses such as 2206 Geenng S14 and 547 Wilburn Place.
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Union City
Pg&e
Pipryard
Amy Whipple
Fremont
Nicolet Court
Tate
Wilburn Place
Nfaler
Directors Seek Delay to Review Route and Tower Plans
Directors requested postponement to discuss alternate routes for the line and tower design. The joint board proposed running the line along the existing east of the hills to form a buffer corridor for the park. The Corps of Engineers must issue the permit since the line crosses navigable water at two points.
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Corps of Engineers
City Grants 1500 For Street Improvement Project
The council authorized letting bids for a 240000 street project on Cooks Road between Fremont and Grimmer Boulevards. It includes undergrounding utilities at a cost of 824,400 for Pacific Gas and Electric. The city will cover part of the cost to ease homeowner protest.
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Business Council
Cooks Road
Fremont
Grimmer
Pacific Gas and Electric Co
Bay Area rail talks hinge on toll plan and funding
Assembly aides push a compromise to fund BART while Bay Area counties weigh toll increases on bridges with San Mateo, Hayward, and Contra Costa seeking a unified approach. Local supervisors want a source for 144 million dollars, with rings of debate over vehicle registration fees and gas taxes. Officials warn delays jeopardize Bay Bridge and Dumbarton projects.
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Robert Hannon
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