As nation tightens primary race results Beirut?
Primary results from West Virginia Nebraska and Connecticut show Ford leading in WV with 55 percent at 42 reporting and Byrd taking 9 to 1 over Wallace. Nebraska and Connecticut show Reagan and Church leading. Carter Udall and Jackson trail in delegate tallies across states.
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Senate panel backs bill to accelerate Dumbarton span
The Senate Transportation Committee voted unanimously for SB 1975 to allow the state to designate West Bay approaches to the Dumbarton Bridge, bypassing Peninsula jurisdiction. The measure faces obstacles in Finance and two thirds approval, while AB 219 would fund improvements. Local opposition cites traffic impacts and ongoing Peninsula lawsuits.
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Body energy therapy moves into classroom study
Psychotherapist John Boling offers a four session course at Ohlone College focusing on body therapy. He argues verbal description dulls intense experience and that the body reveals essential clues through heat, sensation, and presence guiding a more immediate form of vitality.
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Fremont Council Votes to Curb Pornography Presence
Fremont aldermen split vote to pursue all legal steps to purge pornography from theaters bookstores and massage parlors amid three hours of testimony. Mayor Gene Rhodes led the effort supported by Tony Azevedo and Leon Mezzetti with Don Dillon abstaining and Art Lampert opposing.
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California court ruling reshapes obscenity enforcement
Alameda County Deputy Dist Attorney Thomas Condit notes a California Supreme Court decision shifts focus from criminal to civil actions to stop obscenity. Civil public nuisance suits could be filed in superior court, with statewide standards guiding whether material is obscene. District attorneys plan careful, coordinated action to avoid legalizing content statewide.
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Newark School Board Fires 11 Teachers and 1 Psychologist
Eleven Newark teachers and one school psychologist were dismissed after budget cuts. A twelfth teacher and a second psychologist saw reduced hours following an hour of parent pleas to save Bruce Wasser, social studies teacher at MacGregor Intermediate School, praised by parents as a valued asset.
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Weather Brief For Fremont And Nearby Area
Fair and warm through tomorrow with low temperatures in the upper 40s to mid 50s and high temperatures in the mid 70s to around 80. Yesterday's high in Fremont reached about 55 with a bow of 55 reported.
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