Feelers to revive SST draw in funds and deals
Washington officials report interest from a Japanese firm Azaki Trading and a Boston based American company in reviving the SST program with hundreds of millions of dollars. Boeing had estimated restart costs up to one billion dollars, a figure disputed by industry leaders and government aides.
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Washington
Sue Personal Transport
William M. Magruder
Department of Transportation
Azaki Trading Co
Magruder
Ataki
Boeing Co
Japan
U. S
Department of State
Congress
Boston
Boeing
Deportation Looms For Two Livermore Teachers
LIVERMORE two leaders imported from abroad to the Livermore Valley Unified School District three years ago during a teacher shortage face deportation. Moin Ighal of Pakistan and Jagdisa Kapoor of India bypassed standard visa routes to join for the 1968-69 school year, rendering them ineligible for citizenship due to unauthorized entry.
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Livermore
Livermore Valley Unified
United States
Moin Ighal
Pakistan
Jagdisa Kapoor
India
Kapoor
California
Justin Bardellini
Alll
Iqbal
Bardellini
Cal
Park dedication delayed to align with summer program
UNION CITY rescheduled dedication of the new Community Park on Decoto Road from June 6 to June 27 due to delays in powering the community center. PG&E aims to finish by next week, with opening pushed to coincide with summer recreation program. park costs about 800000. Separately, immigration rulings press deportation for two immigrant teachers amid California unemployment concerns.
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Union City
Decoto Road
Chuck Kennedy
Parks and Recreation
Pacific
Kennedy
Albert Meierer
Department of Labor
San Francisco
California
Meierer
Iqbal
Kapoor
Voices of Joy Choir to Perform at Center ville Presbyterian
Fremont reports a 45 member Voices of Joy youth choir from the Redwood City Palo Alto area will perform tomorrow at Center ville Presbyterian Church 4360 Central Ave at 7 p.m. The repertoire spans contemporary gospel and peace and freedom songs.
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Fremont
Voices of Joy
Redwood City
Palo Alto
Centerville Presbyterian Church
Central Ave
Retiring Newark teacher notes vast changes in schools
Elizabeth Spore retires after 9 years at Snow Elementary Newark with 1961 opening, reflecting on shifts from drill emphasis to experiential learning and parental autonomy. She cites TV and travel expanding knowledge while noting discipline challenges and a culture of guiding students to think about people and events beyond fun.
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Newark
Elizabeth Spore
Mento Park
Walnut
Pomona
Visalia
Masick School
Snow
Lee
Oakland Unified School District
Merlo Park
San Jose
Spore
Cal State Hayward students clash over paper funding
At California State College Hayward the student council narrowly approved a funds cutoff for the Daily Pioneer, opposed by Dean Lyle Edmison and met with countermanded freezes. Editor Linda Thayer and President Jim Miller figures tied to student elections frame a dispute over neutrality and newsroom incentives. Lecturers note journalism progress but cite limited credit for paper staff.
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Hayward
California State College
Daily Pioneer
Lyle Edmison
Linda Thayer
Jim Miller
Pioneer
Miller
Freese
Council
Mack Lundstrom
Lundstrom
Cal State
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