Charity debate over Vietnam benefit in Fremont calendar
Fremont faces a local charity dispute tied to a June 13 Vietnam aid benefit hosted by the Ohlone College Veterans Club. Tri-City Volunteers, a Nuburn Utwilt store operator, fears donor withdrawal amid accusations of political ties, while church and community leaders stress aid to Vietnamese civilians remains the aim.
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Californias food price debate and policy stance noted
Shoppers in Southern California blame government for high food prices and oppose sending surplus food abroad to needy nations. The piece mentions Gov Edmund G. Brown Jr and a Sacramento context, with scattered references to Marcus Foster and unrelated names, reflecting a garbled OCR fragment.
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Reform-minded freshmen curb House traditions on tenure and funds
Reform-minded freshmen Democrats have ended two long traditions in the House, challenging seniority rules and congressional expense allowances. The article notes the potential impact on costs, with concerns about higher prices and inflation affecting consumers.
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Memorial leaks flood Newark fire building complex
In Newark winter rains caused water to pour from the roof and cascade down interior walls of a fire building complex. Assistant Superintendent Orton Benson Jr. said the leaks are serious and require further investigation. The one year old buildings, opened in November, are tied to contractor Barnhart Construction Co. of Santa Clara County, with concerns over workmanship and materials.
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State MDs agree to return to work
In San Francisco a doctors strike affecting all hospital operations neared an end as physicians prepared to resume normal surgery. Dr. John A. Driscoll of the San Francisco Medical Society said surgery could restart by next Monday, while Dr. George Lee cautioned that insurance approval for the settlement terms was still pending.
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Banana Day crowns Top Banana at Fremont Elementary
In a lively Banana Day contest at Fremont Elementary School John Hernandez finishes with determined gaze and stuffed cheeks. He earns the Top Banana title after peeling a single yellow fruit in four minutes, winning a jelly bean jar donated by former Gov. Renaldo Reagan. The piece notes Latin American dates and a historic US banana sale from 104 years ago.
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AC to take bus reins on July 1
AC Transit will assume Fremont Newark bus operations on July 1 with no major route changes. Directors approved keeping six Fremont lines and the Newark line, extending Line 25 to Rancho Arroyo Parkway, and rerouting Line 22 to serve Warm Springs Manor and Safeway offices. Fares stay 25 cents with senior and disabled discounts. no youth discount. Weekday hours 5:30 to 7:30, Saturday 7:20 to 6:30, no Sunday or holiday service.
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Mission San Jose
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Postage plan makes half sense and half a problem
Washington UPI reports Judge Alfred Seyromar Wenner, of the Postal Rate Commission, suggests a postage stamp value of 814 conti n atead of 10 cont a, arguing a third of the half would pose a small problem for buyers. He notes 3 postal rates must be balanced by thirds and questions whether customers would pay an extra 12 cents for the service. Wenner, chief administrative law judge, declines to state the intended face value or details of stamp changes.
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Final school finance bombshell and overcharge fallout
Fremont report details a potential 1.5 million overcharge in school funding. County Superintendent Rock will discuss at the next meeting. Taxpayers face higher costs as a long debated bond project and related expenditures are scrutinized amid accusations of miscalculation and misallocation.
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