Ford Seeks California Win Amid Underdog Status
In San Jose and Walnut Creek Ford pitched to California voters amid a lag behind Reagan in polls. State GOP leader Paul Haerle said turnout patterns could swing the June 8 primary, with Ford noting strong crowds in Van Nuys Mission Viejo and Walnut Creek and stressing economic gains from his administration.
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Ford opposes California Proposition 15 at Bay Area briefing
President Gerald Ford tells San Jose editors he would vote against Proposition 15 if a voter in Michigan faced the same energy choice. He says California should pursue a faster, cheaper energy path and notes the state legislature is already considering a measure.
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Gerald Ford
Bay Area
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Ford
Michigan
Ford campaigns in Walnut Creek with 25,000 crowd
President Gerald Ford spoke from a plywood platform before about 25 000 people on Broadway Avenue in Walnut Creek. State Sen John Nejedly introduced him as balloons floated, police watched from rooftops, and Ford touted economic recovery and jobs while urging California support.
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Walnut Creek
Reese Gerald
Broadway Avenue
Prout Ford
Bullock’s Department
United States
John Nejedly
Ford
Ford and Carter Win-Lose in Six Primaries Reorder GOP Race
Ford takes Kentucky Oregon wins while Reagan loses Arkansas as Church sweeps Idaho and Oregon. Carter trails after Nevada and Idaho losses as Brown leads in Nevada and Oregon with a strong campaign showing. In Tennessee a near finish keeps the race unsettled ahead of June 8 California New Jersey Ohio contests.
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Memorial High final phase begins with Phase 1A contract
Newark board awards Phase 1A to Hodgson Construction Inc for 223 908 dollars. Work includes library expansion science room rehabilitation covered walkways and two tennis courts with completion expected in January. Financing comes from lease purchase proceeds and sale of two surplus school sites.
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Newark
Memorial High School
Newark Board of Education
Hodgson Contraction Inc
Iwood City
Patchy fog and increasing fear coast tonight, warmer ahead
Weather update notes patchy fog through tonight and morning, easing fear of coastal conditions. It is slightly warmer today with lows in upper 40s to near 50s, and highs near the coast reaching the 70s inland. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph shift to afternoons and evenings.
Fremont Washington Historic High School Closed Four Years
The 53 year old historic main building of Fremont Washington High School has been closed since 1972 with no proven unsafe condition. The State Office of Architecture and Construction says it is safe and a $10 000 state study may decide on reopening. A drive by seniors and alumni prompted renewed interest and a board meeting to consider state experts examining the building for occupancy.
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Fremont
Washington
State Office of Architeture and Construction
OAC
Board of Education
Wayne Ferguson
Lly
Ferguson
Office of Architecture and Construction
Tig
Larry Sylva
Clausen
Tri-Cities
District 1
Fremont Blvd
Alameda County braces for strike as officials weigh overtime
A 24 hour supervisors meeting touched on a pending strike with Alameda County workers voting to strike over wage terms. Officials considered delaying decisions on an ordinance authorizing overtime pay and other staffing measures as talks continue.
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Thomas Bates
Pits Bhasin
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