New Haven trustees revise students rights policy on prior review
New Haven board approved a revision to the students rights policy reducing the six hour prior review clause after court rulings deem such pre review unconstitutional. The policy now requires material submission to officials for discussion and review before distribution, with discretion on approval removed while editors remain accountable for obscene or libelous content. The meeting also approved next year’s salaried administrative positions and delayed the reappointment of the Human Reactions Director pending program funding.
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Alameda County Funds 17 Jail Deputies for Greystone Expansion
Alameda County supervisors approved 8477 to fund 17 deputy sheriff positions at Santa Rita Greystone facility. The jail’s nearly 1 million expansion follows a federal court order to add dayrooms an exercise yard and visiting rooms. Deputies will staff entry control inmate movement and security with two cooks overseeing 10 to 12 trustees as helpers.
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Planners delay disposal site rezoning decision
Alameda County planning commissioners have postponed a decision on rezoning for a disposal site. The action delays the project and extends public review as officials seek further analysis and community input.
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births and rezoning plans cloud South County news
In South County births are listed for several families including Solis Newark and Bradeick Union City and others. A note mentions a potential industrial waste disposal site near Livermore and a rezoning request from agricultural to heavy industrial by Nuclear Engineering Inc Walnut Creek and a planned Murray Township disposal plant with evaporation ponds underground storage and recycling facilities awaiting staff evaluation before March 27 hearing.
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Assembly approves wage hikes for state employees
A Sacramento Ways and Means subcommittee approved 213.5 million in state employee wage hikes. The plan raises civil servants 5 percent and college and university faculty 7.5 percent, higher than Gov. Reagan's 135.8 million proposal. Alan Post notes salaries lag private wages and cost of living.
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Chevrolet's memory seat belts promise safer driving
Chevrolet unveils three point seat belts with integrated lap and shoulder belts, an auto adjusting lock, and a built in memory. A dash light reminder and buzzer prompt buckling, aiming to improve safety and driver compliance.
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