Fremont teachers seek large negotiated pay package
Fremont educators pushed a costly contract proposal to the school board, seeking 7 percent combined salary and benefits boosts, major class size cuts, daily preparation periods, and added counselors. The plan would raise teacher ranges to 7 650 18 570 and set 9 000 per employee for fringe benefits, with administrator raises tied to teacher gains.
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Weather Forecast Brief for Fremont Area
Friday brings Moody fair conditions with improving skies through tomorrow. A 30 percent chance of showers today, highs mid 60s and tonight's low around the low 50s. Southerly winds persist. Yesterday's high reached 68 and low 58 in Fremont.
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Fremont Unified School District sees retirement of longtime associate supt
Associate Superintendent Tom Maloney of Fremont Unified, a 42 year veteran Southern Alameda County educator, announces retirement. Page 12.
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Militon and Matilda the muskoxen still at San Francisco Zoo
Milton and Matilda Nixon’s gift to China for two giant pandas remains at the San Francisco Zoo amid a furor over whether they should have been given. A conservation group says the city lacked authority to cede the muskoxen unless pandas were received in return.
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Mixed stock market closes narrowly as indexes slip
In a heavy trade session the Dow Jones Industrial Average falls 2.78 to 442.81 while the S P 500 dips 0.02 to 108.94. The NYSE average share price holds steady. Defense rests in the $2.3 million civil suit against San Francisco Mayor Josiah Alioto and two officials on day 84 of the trial.
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Nixon orders mandatory airline security measures
President Nixon ordered airlines to implement mandatory security measures immediately to prevent explosives or weapons on aircraft. He said FAA rules published March 7, to take effect June, would now be enforced at once and aimed to prevent access to aircraft, tighten baggage checks, and harden cargo loading. Transportation Secretary Volpe then convened executives from major airlines to discuss tightened guidelines amid an extortion crisis.
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Newark Project STOP arrests target burglary ring
Newark police under Project STOP arrested 16 youths and two adults in a bid to break a burglary ring linked to several school and home break ins. Detectives say the ring was led by Everett and Chiyone Reque who allegedly instructed youths to target empty homes and break in if unguarded. Victims include Newark High School and two elementary schools along with homes on Baines and Fontaine Avenues. Officers reported recovering nearly 100 stolen items and note workers logged 12 to 18 hour shifts to curb the spree.
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Long distance heartbeat test via transcontinental EKG
Stanford Medical Center conducted an experiment transmitting Clinton Fayne's EKG from the Philippines to a satellite over the Pacific and back to Stanford, totaling 51 600 miles. Fayne uses a miniature on ear device to send EKG data by phone, enabling remote doctor consultation and action.
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Alameda Creek fish kill spurs expanded water quality monitoring
Alameda County Water District directors last night authorized expanded monitoring of Alameda Creek after a mysterious fish kill. The district will install 15 minute sampling devices, add tests for chlorinated hydrocarbons, and arrange private lab analysis in emergencies while inspecting municipal and industrial pollutant sources along the Livermore Amador Valley creeks.
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Foes warn council over Thornton Avenue plan costs
Newark property owners fear big assessments in the $270000 Thornton Avenue redevelopment project. Edward O Mara on the steering committee questions $60000 for railroad crossing work and argues undergrounding funds are misaligned. He urged full cost disclosure before the April 6 protest hearing. Mayor Lewis promised bids and actual costs will answer questions.
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