Fremont Board hears teachers requests at public hearing
A Fremont board meeting featured teachers asking for programs and raises while parents urged resources like more textbooks. Barbara ONeill noted the cost could reach about 9.5 million, but she doubted full funding was possible.
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Shoes in Mutch trial cited over Cassie Riley death
In Oakland a seven man jury heard that Mutch wore regular black leather shoes on Sept 24 the day Cassie Riley 12 was killed near Alvarado Niles Road Alameda The attorney argued a tennis shoe print overlaying Cassie’s print suggested a different shoe type while other witnesses placed Mutch near the scene An alleged witness saw Cassie at 6 30 pm and a officer claimed to see Mutch nearby Blood under the victim’s fingernails and the defense challenged timing of wet shirt and scratches Mutch remains held without bail pending Judge Minder’s instructions to the jury
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Park Week Celebration Plans Offered by Local Groups
Children are invited to a park week with activities and ideas on park use. Prizes for schools include a boat title Lake Elizabeth, a typewriter ribbon, a sundry items, student memberships in the Avubten Society, flight bags, a 49er statue bank, and swim passes. Lagoon event cosponsored by the Tri City Ecology Center and the Guy Benald Committee of Person.
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Ohlone to present free play The Importance of Being Earmest
Ohlone College presents a free performance of The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde in Fremont. Show runs today through Sunday at 8 pm with admission open to the public.
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Newark Lease Aims for Space To Serve 50 Bus Coaches
AC Transit board explores leasing 7 800 square feet at 37650 Sycamore St Newark for buildings and land. Site currently rents month to month to two small businesses and would accommodate 50 bus coaches in Fremont and Newark area pending agreement.
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Fremont
Controversial official may lose park talks role
County supervisors moved to determine if James Marshall should be withdrawn from park district labor negotiations. The board asked County Administrator Loren Enoch to decide who handles Marshall's duties and whether his park district role distracts him from county contracts. Barbara Phillips urged removal, citing conflict with county labor talks, while others noted the agreement now covers six of the original sixteen negotiators.
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Peninsula opposition spurs span change plan
West Bay officials press a cheaper alternative to the Dumbarton span while East Hay lawmakers push back. Fremont Newark and Union City reps lobby Burns to back the Dumbarton project, citing safety and cost concerns as local officials seek a compromise ahead of possible delays.
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James Balerdine
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Eelhe
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Citizens debate over unlawful March 27 orders
The article details a contested government action in Alameda County involving a company facing condemnation and possible receivership. Attorney Elizabeth Palmer notes the use of English Common Law quo warranto procedures to curb abuse of office. The matter, tied to water figures and competition, will be decided by Alameda County Superior Court.
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Palmer
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Ohlone Vietnam aid issue escalates at campus
Debates over a fund raiser by Ohlone students for Vietnam relief sparked warnings from McLaughlin and Epler that proceeds might reach Viet Cong channels. Critics feared disruption to classes and sports events. trustees considered delaying or relocating plans, with a June deadline in view.
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Epler
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Epter
Rick Price
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New Haven District to Apply for School Funds
New Haven school district unanimously approved applying for ESAA funds to support tutoring and counseling across grades. The $534,000 proposal, scaled from $457,000, targets underachieving students and desegregation goals, with program staff to be funded if federal approval is granted. The board corrected a clerical error and approved enrollment for Schafer Park and Eldridge schools for 1976-77.
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