Controversy Over Poetry Readings Taints School Board Meeting
The report details a heated session on teacher reassignment and possible firings linked to poetry readings by John Thomson of Berkeley. Administrators faced scrutiny for letters with malice concerns and potential reprimands, as Mrs. Kipp pledged to meet with the schools liaison committee amid a district wide uproar influencing the recent school board election.
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American High School pool project eyed by trustees
Weather remains mostly fall with clouds this morning in Fremont. A proposed construction project to build a swimming pool at American High School is valued at 110000 to 120000 and will go before school trustees tonight.
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Galloping gourmet runs Fremont hospital diet program
Eloise Rumellson, chief dietician at Fremont's Washington Hospital, oversees 1100 daily meals and a 270000 annual food bill. She faces 40 specialty menus, a 25 member staff, and a busy line system akin to a GM assembly line, with fresh cooking and 24 hour patient diet adjustments.
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Rhodes elected Fremont mayor
Fremont council named Gene Rhodes mayor for the next year with a 4 to 0 vote as Kima abstained. Art Lampert was elected vice mayor by acclamation. The meeting also touched on Fremont Cable TV rates and plans, with council urging the provider to submit a formal proposal and offering community studio space.
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Brown eyes milk price decline looms in weeks ahead
After a brief tenure Brown signals possible milk price cuts as agriculture officials deny a four cent raise. He defends marketing boards while urging changes to six state boards dominated by rural interests. He notes potential reductions in prices for dairy and other farm commodities in the near term.
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Immunization gaps alarm four Alameda districts
The Alameda Grand Jury warns that only 67 percent of Oakland 6 year olds and low percentages in Newark Livermore and San Leandro are adequately immunized against polio diphtheria tetanus and measles. It calls for county action and possible funding to fix lax enforcement and surveillance, with a board hearing set and a report due April 1.
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BART probes suppliers amid push to end sole source parts
Bay Area Rapid Transit District staff map strategies to reduce dependence on Westinghouse for train control components. Memo outlines reverse engineering and testing to create in house plans, seeking alternative sources for parts and part numbers while Westinghouse remains the sole know how supplier.
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