New Haven Hayward pact affects three area schools
A tentative agreement would send hundreds of New Haven fifth and sixth graders to Sorensen Southgate and Eldridge in Hayward for two years. Overcrowding and state rules drive the plan change, with Hayward providing teachers and 1976 77 boundaries to be set by May.
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New Haven
Sorensen, Southgate
Eldridge
Hayward
Sorensen and
Haven
Thomas Hedden
Ray Arveson
Bards
Hedden
New Mayen
Hop Ranch Road
Syd Furman
San Leandro High seeks to retain principal amid transfer debate
San Leandro trustees wrestled with a transfer decision for Principal Lloyd Williams after emotional appeals from parents students and faculty. Williams who prefers returning to teaching gave a brief policy based statement and urged careful consideration before any reassignment while supt Edward Holden was to name a recommended replacement and petitions circulated.
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Betsy Lira
San Leandro
San Leandro High School
Lloyd Willams
Williams
Pacific High School
Edward Holden
Lord Williams
Louise Richardson
Fremont bid for school chief faces public questions
Alameda article notes two goals for Fremont Unified School District: restore trust amid district chaos and reorganize central administration. Associate Superintendent Phil Brazil, a finalist, answered questions from about 60 parents teachers and principals at a meet the public session. Brazil is the second of four finalists to appear with more sessions to follow for the superintendent post.
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Fremont
Central District
Phil Brazil
Brazil
Fremont Unified
David Biker
Fiery Unified
Farmar
Palmdale
Wayne Ferguson
Donald Todd
Cupertivo Unified School District
Cambodian rulers seek cease-fire amid Phnom Penh assault
The Red Cross reported Phnom Penh urged an immediate cease-fire and power transfer as Khmer Rouge forces closed on the city. Prince Norodom Sihanouk rejected the offer from exile in Peking, and President Ford pledged U S help toward a negotiated settlement while evacuating nonessential personnel from Vietnam.
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Phoum Penh
International Committee of the Red Cross
Geneva
Red Cross
Norador Sihanouk
Peking
Khmier Rouge
Sihanouk
Phnom Penh
Tanjug
Ford
Norodom Sihanouk
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Khmer Rouge
South Vietnam
United Nations
Bassac
California greyhound racing bill rejected by assembly committee
The Government Organization Committee defeated AB 151 by Assemblyman Leon Ralph 4-5 blocking dog racing in counties with 350000 to 700000 population and potential expansion to larger counties with voter approval. Supporters vow to push ballot initiative while opponents cite harm to horse racing and humane concerns. Ralph reported receiving threats related to the bill.
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Sacramento
UPS
California
Alameda County
Abisi
Leon Ralph
Ralph
George Hardle
Golden State Greyhound Associates
Humane
Robert Gunderson
Bay Meadows
Albany
Mttee
Contra Costa
Fresno
Riverside
San Bernardino
San Francisco
San Mateo
Ventura
Hardie
Hayward Faces Stakes Over Super Sewer Growth Ties
Hayward may withdraw from the 100 million Rast yy Dischargers Authority super sewer project if growth limits are attached. City officials fear state and federal rules could force tight population expansion and curb local control, with a crucial May 12 state board hearing looming. Local leaders oppose surrendering growth decisions to distant agencies.
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Bay
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
State Air Resources Board
State Water Resources Control Board
Hayward
San Leandro
East Bay
Union
Oro Loma
Castro Valley
Sacramento
Air Resources Board
J. Kenneth Birchfeld
Haywards
George Oakes
Tom Neveau
John Pappas
Weather outlook for South County tonight and tomorrow
Cooler and wet conditions with scattered showers in South County tonight and tomorrow. Temperatures dip with highs in the mid-20s and 40s, a 3 percent rain chance tonight rising to 20 percent tomorrow. More weather on page 30.
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South County
Bulldozer Burglar Strikes Covington Bank Building
A burglar used a 4 1/2 ton bulldozer to smash into Covington Trails Banking Co, wrecking the bank wall and shifting a steel safe weighing thousands of pounds. No money was taken and the burglar fled before dawn as authorities recovered the sabotaged machine nearby.
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Covington, Ky
UPI
Bank Heer
Covington Trails Banking Co
David Herriman
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Dan and
the Stick-Chasers
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Hussan
Alameda
Tom Debley
Royal Shnom Hotel
Andre Pasquier
United States
Rich Riggs
Aeol T-Union Sanitary District
Union City Council
Bay Area Sewage Services Agency
Ray Orrock
Beth Reel
Worry Chiaic
Regier
John Egg Tt
Petics
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