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but. tiidson said it will bout half of that.. trustees last week hit ting tax ceiling of $4.50 of assessed valuation y approved a nine-cent ase.★ . * ★N SAID the school aid h had been cut many ly be sliced even moreTragedyf morning.nouncement from Paci-headquarters'at Pearl said the board of was headed by Rear Forsyth Massey, eom-of fleet air at Quonset M. His assistants are bert K. Earnest, com-of the Naval air station ana, Va.( and Capt. Stack, commander . of ival air station * at /ille, Fla. All three men ng experience as line aboard aircraft car-nvestigating team was jy Vice Adm. Charles T. :ommander of the Naval ce of the U.S. Atlantic|the $140 million allocation for additional slate aid approved over the weekend, Newark now can expect only, about $100,000 in additional assistance.The only way the district would, be able to balance the budget, which is up $470,00(1 over last year, would be to add another 22-cent tax increase through • override taxes for a total of $4.72 operating t a x or $5.65 per $100 of assessed valuation with bond redemption and interest tax rate.■k ★ k EIDSON, WHO.said the deci-sionwill be up to trustees at the public hearing Thursday night, said the only other alternatives are to chop the budget another $90,000 or approve the proposed budget, hoping more revenue will come in later. If not programs will have to he, chopped later.District officials, who had counted on the $185,000 at the minimum to balance the budget, also had hoped for more to be able to restore some programs and items .cut from original requests. Eidson said he already had cut $170,000 sorely needed for equipment, additional staff and . plant maintenance.★ * irLinz, assistant administrator Highland Hospital, said Mart was released by the doctor ai there was no police hold crde He was given a suit and $1 h fore he left.“He was a free agent ai there was just no holding hi after he was signed out by I doctor,” Linz said. “We tc him the people in Newark we getting things together for a i ception but he wouldn’t wait i someone to come and pick hi up ★ ★ ★DR. RICHARD MocmjK who released Martin, said was in very good condition a will not need extensive surgei He suffered abrasions, a fn tured cheekbone and. ribs a had a minor bout with pm monia. Clinic visits are bei scheduled.The Bank of Fremont, wh is accepting the money in tr for Martin, reported about collected over the weekend.Mrs. Arthur Carden of 36 Bonnie St., who started drive also has $42 mainly fr Berkeley, San Francisco, O land, Pleasant Hill and Cas Vaf!ey contributions. New; police have another $20 fr the department and IndependInsurance Agents which snarl
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Fremont, California, US
Tue, Aug 01, 1967
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