Refunds Possible On MVAL Football Ticket Prices
District officials face refunds on gate tickets amid a price freeze and conflicting IRS and OEP rulings. Sperou cites potential reductions from 1.50 gate pricing, with season-ticket refunds undecided. Officials must reconcile legal interpretations and note refunds for past games while projecting future revenue losses.
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Ohlone Registration Mystery Amid Student Attendance Drop
Students at Ohlone appear to be scarce amid registration season with unclear causes. Officials note rival factors and job competition as possible influences on continued enrollment.
Chicanos meet council to discuss city improvements
The article records a tense council meeting with Chicano residents criticizing perceived government insensitivity. Speakers urged unity and peaceful, cooperative avenues for change, rejecting violence and arson despite calls for action.
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United Nations debate tests China seat bid
Australia joined the United States in backing a shift at the United Nations Security Council as Nationalist China seeks to retain its U N membership while a pivotal General Assembly vote looms on recognizing a permanent seat. The agenda also includes the election of Thant's successor and the Arab Israel dispute resolution efforts.
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Fremont School Fire Not Arson Mystery
Fire investigators ruled out arson in a Fremont school blaze that caused about 40,000 in damage Monday. Charles Gray said the fire started inside a wall where a receptacle supplied power to night rights and heated wiring may have failed, with heat reaching 1400 degrees. The damaged building, built about 188, did not affect classes for the 190 pupils enrolled.
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Fremont council Irivington Plan hearings to re open
Fremont officials plan tonight to reopen hearings on the Irvington District master plan. The proposal envisions higher density housing, BART relocation, street redesigns, and redevelopment of central Irvington with historic site designation. Also considered are an after hours dancing prohibition ordinance and a park site purchase option, plus rezoning and development plans by Meekhart Construction, Marin Master Builders, and Bayview Development.
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Hundreds flee Cambodia oil fires near Phnom Penh
The UPI report describes a large oil fire in Phnom Penh sparked by Communist sapper attacks. About 30 intruders in samaras crossed flooded marshes and breached Shell depots under cover of darkness. Four killed, two guards among the dead, with two unexploded charges found. Citizens rushed to gas stations as rationing fears rose.
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Weather summary with winds and temperatures
A fragmented weather note indicates a fair to tomorrow forecast with cooler nights and mornings. It notes low cloud cover and temperatures from the upper 40s to mid 50s. Winds shift west to northwest at 10 to 20 mph in the afternoon.
Bay Area Governments endorse long-range ecological plan
The executive committee of the Bay Area Governments Association announces approval of long-range plans to restore bay waters to ecological balance. Reports note the State Senate's Democratic leadership plans to split medals identical di
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Daly City mass dismissal case nears settlement
Chronicle reports both sides moving toward a possible agreement over the 227 teachers dismissed for protest, while other items cover Point Reyes hearings, California coal regulation attempts, a welfare case in South San Francisco, a murder suspect’s fair-trial claim, Chinatown students in freedom schools, Reagan welfare stance, prison staffing appeal, and a Harnett painting sale in San Francisco.
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Reform Drive Targets Century-Old Consumer Credit Practice
The administration the Better Business Bureau and an associate of Ralph Nader urge federal action to end a centuries-old credit practice that keeps consumers paying for defective goods. This push signals upcoming policy scrutiny and potential legislative changes.
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