School buses roll again as strike ends and routes restored
The CSEA and district reached a settlement after a two day bus driver strike driven by budget cuts. Hours will be restored until Oct 18 with layoffs rescinded, then new cuts and hires to balance. About 1,000 more students must walk this year due to reduced routes.
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New lunches in Newark get quirky name changes
Beginning next week Newark lunch offerings will receive playful renamed dishes. The periodical introduces witty titles such as Yankee Duadia Dey and Patri otic Potters, promising themed items like Beaten Gaked Bread and Spirit of ’74.
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Prison terms for DiGilio and SALTrial notes in Calif
Reputed underworld boss John DiGilio receives nine years and a $10,000 fine after conviction on suspected loan sharking charges. In California trials, two Symbionese Liberation Army members convicted of murder appear in a county courtroom under heavy security. President Ford anticipates Nelson Rockefeller as ticket mate if performance warrants. A judge moves to curb striking New York teachers and may jail union leaders.
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Egypt ups pressure on critics of interim peace with Israel
Egypt lashes at critics of its interim peace accord with Israel and taunts Russia to arrange a similar deal on the Syrian Golan Heights, signaling a tough regional stance.
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Weather Outlook Mostly Sunny With Fog Tonight
Mostly sunny today and tomorrow with possible fog tonight and tomorrow morning. Highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s to 60s. Fremont yesterday reached 71 for a high and had a low near 50.
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Legislature Adjourns After Narrow Pay Rise Vote
The California Legislature adjourned its 1975 session with the Assembly approving a 10 percent pay hike for lawmakers from 21120 to 23231 dollars annually. The bill, taking effect after the 1976 election, passed 86 to 23 in the Senate and Assembly, with several lawmakers switching positions before final passage. Brown supported the measure amid economic concerns. observers noted a rare moment of relative harmony as the two houses concluded business.
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Lower tolls could end span discounts
Cal Trans reports to the California Toll Bridge Authority discuss potential toll reductions for South County bridges and the Bay Bridge. Director Thomas R. Lammers notes a two cent cut could cost $700,000 in revenue while commute tickets at 40 cents per crossing offer per-trip savings. eliminating discounts could add $8,000,000 in revenue.
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Ford shrugs off gun scare and bomb threats
President Ford, amid a gun scare and two bomb threats, said he would not let the government be held hostage at gunpoint. He skipped delivering a prepared speech in Kansas City to condense remarks, noting the presidency serves the people rather than opinions from the Oval Office.
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