Upheaval in U S schools outlined
Thousands of New York City teachers packed Madison Garden Monday night to back a strike that would cripple the nation’s school system. Louisville faced four nights of protests as schools began a tense new week under threat of a nationwide work stoppage. Union leaders said the strike would be 100 percent effective, while the New York Board of Education insisted teachers should report to work. The clash over protests and potential walkouts framed a pivotal moment in urban school policy.
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George Pfaffenberger
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Weather Forecast for Fremont Area
The weather service forecasts partly cloudy skies with a slight chance of showers or thundershowers through tomorrow. Warmer tomorrow with lows in the 50s and highs in the 70s. Yesterday in Fremont the high reached 78 and the low 62.
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Fremont
California economy shows signs of gradual rebound
California's recession has bottomed out and the economy is improving at a pace near the national rate, according to the state Department of Finance.
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California
State Department of Finance
Desegregation clashes at Charlestown High in Boston
Crowds oppose antibusing protests clash with riot gear police near Charlestown High School as Boston begins the second year of a federally ordered desegregation program. Armed guards protect all 50 buses in Louisville amid rioting after a weekend of unrest. Page 2 and 3 reference.
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Charlestown High School
Boston
Louisville
Youthful Gunmen Rob Bank Near Eiffel Tower
Two young gunmen robbed a bank near the Eiffel Tower and held seven hostages for nearly ten hours. A police provided car was used in their getaway. The incident involved three women hostages and a reported ransom of 1.38 million dollars.
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Eiffel Tower
Fremont teachers strike chaos threatens school opening
Fremont faces a tense strike impasse as unions grapple with voting, leadership, and solidarity. Negotiations stalled overnight with talks set to resume, while district officials prepare substitute coverage and urge parents to send children to school on schedule.
Ford weighs veto on six month oil price extension
President Ford faces a veto decision on a bill to extend domestic oil price controls for six months. Democratic leaders and Sen. Muskie warned of hardball politics as Ford claimed the plan could trigger higher gas prices, job losses, and broader price increases if not vetoed by midnight Tuesday.
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Edmund S. Muskie
Decontrol risks grocery bill surge and energy cost rise
Senators Humphrey and Jackson warned that sudden price decontrol would raise costs for nearly all products and threaten a modest recovery. They cited a 1974 baseline of eight billion and noted studies within two weeks showing price and energy impacts across oil, fertilizer, and related sectors. continuous price shifts could imperil consumer budgets and economic momentum.
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Senate closes Reagan loophole tax shift faces assembly vote
In Sacramento the Senate moved to curb the so called preference income tax shelter used by wealthy taxpayers and former governor Reagan. The measure would cut the shelter benefits, tighten nonfarm investment rules, and apply a new tax scale on remaining preference income, with rates from 0.5 to 5.5 percent for higher amounts.
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Tote Assembly
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Admission Day Closures Hit Tri City Services
Public services and financial institutions in the Tri City area will close for Admission Day. Courts and banks suspend operations while local offices limit activity. Affected residents should plan around the holiday as government offices entertain reduced schedules.
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Maet Iutelleres
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