Bizarre case cites Hopkins teacher accused of abuse
Newark Municipal Court accuses James Ward, 46, a Hopkins Junior High School teacher, of battery on a 12 year old boy on February 20. A warrant issued, Ward vanished, and officials say they cannot contact him. Ward denies allegations calling them preposterous and says illness keeps him away from school. Police and district officials report mixed efforts to reach him and confirm any investigation.
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Tom Debley
Newark Municipal Court
J Ce
James Ward
Hopkins
Oid
Ward
The
Argus
Vince Mastraced
Yard
Hishione Ding
Sreematon Wess Peterson
Milpitas
Oos Can
Fremont Budget Maintains Water Tax Rate
The proposed 1975-76 budget of 99,506,090 maintains the existing property tax rate of 2 cents per $100 assessed, with water rates covering nearly half the revenue. Distribution and conservation totals are listed, including 5.8 million for distribution and 25 million for conserving the water table, while the plan notes savings from the Mission San Jose Water Treatment Plant completion. A special meeting at 7:90 p.m. next Thursday will dissect the budget and related projects.
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Revere
Alameda Creek
Blas
Oxstruction Co
Malpractice bill killed by committee vote
The measure to cap attorney fees in medical malpractice cases failed in committee 28 to 0, far short of the required six votes. Campbell apologized after the defeat, arguing the bill would not cure all and could affect doctors’ rates.
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Eapamenty
UPI
Widiath
Hacienda Heights
Attecks
Pel Iekpekemhees
Otc Ik Mlea
Exch Ym San Depa
Campbell
Atorney
Rae Ic Rep
San Hier
Rae
Werchick
Tomeys
Huries
Hower
Wilson
William McColl
Ato
Lalitan
John Miller
Doakland
Miller
Camptell
Pay squabble could spur Fremont school collapse
The fragmentary text hints at a pay dispute affecting Fremont school finances and a threatened collapse. It mentions budget deficits and salary payments, with unclear references to district officials, employees, and potential actions by the board. Names and specifics are garbled.
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Fremont
Cveven Perentures
Hedin Arcata
Attemet
Meee Lal Bina
Aerosol protest rattles Kaiser Aluminum and industry
A murky report shows aerosol protest concerns reaching Kaiser Aluminum Corp from state education officials to local schools. The dispute also touches the propellant industry and a Kaiser research facility amid talk of health risks and potential regulatory actions.
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Kaiser Aluminum Corp
Supt. of Public Instruction
Wilson-Riles
Judge chucks new U S meat grading move
U S Agriculture Department weighs a nationwide voluntary meat grading system aimed at easing consumer costs. Judge Sor Mortibers questions compulsory grading, noting uncertain inflationary impact and the department’s doubt about mandatory action.
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U. S
Heatwaves Spur Brief Cool Spell in Union City
Readers report hot times easing as a brief cool spell passes through Union City with temperatures around 79 degrees. Local observers note the humid conditions persist, though skies stay partly cloudy and air quality remains moderate.
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Union City
Recession Nears End Said by Treasury Official
Secretary of the Treasury Witla E. Simon stated the US economy is now at the bottom of the recession. He cited a one month gain in leading business indicators as evidence that the downturn may have ended, with further monthly improvement possibly signaling a bottom soon.
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Ta Pari
Treas Witla
Pate
General Mo
Farm bill rushed through with secret ballot vote
Sacramento dispatch reports a late assembly action approving a farm bill amid a rushed special session. Governor Brown and Cesar Chavez supporters hailed the measure as a milestone for farm workers, while Republicans opposed the secret ballot election provision, arguing it limits union voices.
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Desared Geat Brown
Cesar
Jobe Dalip D. Napa
Fink Pascage
COP
Bena
Thii
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Sad Brown
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