District employes influence on school board race
Voting patterns show heavy employee backing skewed results in the March school board election. Carr won 30 precincts with strong employee turnout, while Howe carried only four, and Kemp faced losses in areas with low employee influence. Unions did not endorse major candidates, turnout historically low but local issues and teacher pay debates shaped the contest. Measure A tax increase looms, projected to raise about 4.55 million to fund raises, books, maintenance, and operations with expected voter apathy.
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Weitel
Cuverk Board
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Kien
Tom
Howe
Klunt
GEA
Cart
Flias Alache
Catron
Chuck Dodd
Tom Hallagan
Speer
California
Ton Hag
Guilty plea in baby kidnapping in British Columbia
A Hayward woman Sandra Ron Hanoum pleaded guilty in provincial court to kidnapping a two week old baby from Surety, B C, last September. Hanoum also known as Sandra Gillen faces sentencing June 17 after psychiatric and pre sentence reports. companion Rera Conky was acquitted after returning to Canada to face charges.
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UPI
Hayward
Sandra Ron Hanoum
B.C
Hanoum
Sandra Gillen
Cameron Green
Orren
Sucy
Nick Friesen
Harown
Canada
Unitedates
Cameron
FTI
Rera Conky
Conky
CEES
Davis protesters arrested at UC sit-in
A group of 13 students protested University of California investments at Davis leading to trespassing charges. Officer Mike McEwen said all 19 cited were released on promising to appear after the late afternoon demonstration at Mrak Hall. Chancellor James Meyer was not present and the noon rally ended with about 20 students remaining.
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University of California
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Pganeloes
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Hess Family Granted Limited Visit To Spandau Inmate
The four allied powers overseeing Spandau prison agreed to allow one Hess family member to visit Rudolf Hess twice a week for 30 minutes. Hess, 83, is the sole surviving inmate of the Nazi war criminals’ complex, imprisoned since his capture in 1941 after a failed peace mission.
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Europe
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Tle
Man Rescued From Backing Train In Fremont Nevada
A 2 year old Nevada man was pulled from the railroad tracks by a security guard as a train backed toward him at about 7 p.m. Tuesday. The man crawled under a boxcar and became tangled in gear, and officers used force to remove him. He claimed to predict an impending collision between the moon and Earth and lay on the tracks. He was taken to Washington Hospital for psychiatric evaluation.
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Fremont
Nevada
Laster
Soto
Earth
Washington Hospital
Anita Tryam's Texas concert canceled over political views
UPI reports Anita Tryam’s Texas appearance was canceled by the State Bar amid controversy over her public support for the Equal Rights Amendment and opposition to homosexual rights. Her husband and manager blamed the decision on her outspoken politics, noting Texas’ strong influence on her career. The bar cited concerns that she was too controversial for the convention.
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UPI
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State Bar of Texas
Texas
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Lyndon Johnson
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Miartd
Fla
Miss Kryant
Ohlone inventory shows many missing items on campus
Campus officials list 80 microscopes valued at 46 900 and hundreds more missing items across departments. The long missing list includes pianos, office equipment, audio visual gear, furniture, and a safe. Replacement values are noted for many items, with dates and asset numbers.
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Ohlone
Willam Richter
Richard Keller
Riches
Blacie
Ty Frawley
Physical Science Department
Baldwin
Johnson Pacific
Frawley
Carter vows to veto costly bills in face of Congress
President Carter warns Congress against approving expensive measures that threaten the federal budget. He cites three key bills as examples of excess spending and says he may veto if they pass in their current forms, while reserving the right to rescind already appropriated funds.
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House Appropriations Committee
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PG&E Warns of Summer Blackouts for Millions in California
PG&E warns of possible rolling blackouts affecting about nine million Californians due to a hydroelectric power shortfall. The plan outlines steps to protect customers as the state faces a real risk of outages this summer amid rising demand and high temperatures.
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San Francisco
UPI
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Teacher not fired resigns at Fremont district
Patrick J. Eng list, a 38 year old teacher at Hopkins Junior High, resigns after the board drops its dismissal action following a closed door session. Trustees unanimously voted to drop charges and accept the resignation effective at year end, with Eng list not returning to teaching per terms. Constantine D. Kazarinos also faces ongoing actions. the board had previously voted to fire both educators for alleged unfitness.
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Board of Education
Hopkins
Patrick J. Englist
Art Krannawitter
English
Donald P. McCullum
Oakland
Brand
Washington High School
Constantine D. Kazarinos
Newark budget up 14 per cent in 1977 78 year
Newark City Council reviewed the tentative 1977 78 budget of 8 029 800 a 14.5 per cent rise from the prior year. City Manager Turmlund cited higher property tax revenues and planned street improvements funded by cash reserves while noting delays in Cedar Pendarrow right of way and staffing shortages affecting street construction. The forecast shows higher electric costs and gas charges, offset by lower legal fees and rising interest income from cash reserves as talks with city employees proceed.
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Uear
Chard Turmlund
Cedar Penterard
Baine and
Mawry Avenues
Turner
Searlorg
Anther
Cosh
Pacify Gas and Electric Co
Tumalursd
Anthony Nelson
Fremont
Turnland
Rival tax relief bills win approval in state legislature
The Petris measure targets relief offset by a surplus, lowering the top income tax rate to 15 percent while trimming capital gains favors. It faces Democratic criticism for renters aid and fairness. Smith’s plan boosts renter aid to 250 million and pushes constitutional amendments to let localities tax property at different rates, with approval required. Brown’s proposal seeks about 1 billion in relief and limits on state and local spending, highlighting a broader push to curb expenditures.
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Smith
Senate
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David Roberts
Los Angeles
Salih
Pennis
The
Dennis Carpenter
R-Netport Beach
Teris
Assembly
Wille Brown Jr
Smit
Willie Brown Jr
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