Burglary in San Leandro Leaves Mess and Missing Ring
A San Leandro burglary left a chaotic scene at Devonshire Avenue with torn film and spilled soda. The burglar stole a small amount from a piggy bank and removed a ring from a jewelry box after entering through a bedroom window. Police reported the break in occurred in a bedroom.
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Mike
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Fire destroys garage after gasoline fire灾
A garage at 24918 Leona Duiv was destroyed by a gasoline fire started by a water heater ignition. Fire officials estimate about $10 damage. occupant listed as Non Pivoda. The incident occurred around 12:05 p.m. yesterday, with gasoline traces ignited near a heater in the Leona Duiv garage.
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Oakland Highs Face Dilemma Over Class Cuts and Tax Vote
Oakland's six high schools plan to cut one class period daily to save money if a June 3 tax increase fails. Sup. Stuart Phillips warned deficits could reach 34 million next year if teachers receive a 4.9 percent cost of living rise. Without the raise, the district faces a smaller shortfall. The Board of Education moved to reduce classes to five per day if the $1.95 per 100 assessed valuation boost is defeated at the polls.
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Richmond Board Votes to Seek Tax Hike Again
Richmond California public school election story notes the board of education, with three new members, voting unanimously to seek a 1.50 per 100 assessed value property tax hike to fight the district’s financial crisis. A special meeting will decide cuts after defeat of a 2.50 boost. Superintendent says 180 teachers and staff may be cut. music programs, nurses, guidance, and drama would be affected. Residents have not approved a tax increase since 1952.
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Richmond Board of Education
Denzil Widel
Richmond Unified School District
News Highlights Inside Review Review
Fragmented OCR text mentions Michigan Davideese 8 and Atdittent Sierra latl leader Lases. It references pages 5 and 4 for residents, convincing action and harassment. The garbled item suggests a local newspaper summary of various briefs and features across pages.
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Stanford President Kritizes Eight Day Campus Sit In
Stanford University President Kennet S. Pitzer denounced eight days of student occupation of a campus lab as an ugly disruptive threat to academic values. He refused to use force but urged an orderly resolution after a lengthy hearing by the student conduct council.
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Stanford Univers
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Pitzer
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Police arrest 59 pro SDS dissidents at Kent State
Reported clashes erupt as police block entry to a closed hearing for seven suspended SDS members at Kent State University. Protests followed a student strike at Harvard, while Franklin J. Ford, dean at Harvard, suffered two mild strokes amid campus unrest and calls for police action. Denis Hayes urged restraint in a telegram to Governor Reagan as protests spread to Stanford and other campuses.
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Killion Pleads Guilty In Liveratore Theft
Killion pleads guilty in a theft case tied to Liveratore at Southern University. District Attorney says Killion began taking funds from district accounts, involving hundreds to thousands of dollars over years. The case connects to a transfer of district leadership and prior university personnel changes.
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Southern University
Two Airmen Dead in International Waters After Shoot-Down
The two airmen, an officer and an enlisted man, were found dead in cold Sea of Japan waters about 17 miles north of the crash site as debris drifted toward the North Korean coast. U S destroyers Tucker and Dale joined Soviet ships in the search, with no survivors expected. North Korea claimed the aircraft violated its air space while the Pentagon said the plane remained well outside any territorial limits. President Nixon prepared a national address as the investigation continued and next of kin were notified.
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United States
Four Hayward Schools Face Teacher Sanctions Conflict
Four Hayward high schools experienced teacher sanctions as a minimum day policy rolled out. Eden High reported the only organized student response while Sunset, Vennyson, and ML Eden adopted 3 hour class dismissals. Arveson defended the district actions and outlined budget-linked salary proposals amid ongoing negotiations.
Student View On Outbach Continued From Page 1
High School let students off early yesterday as Tennyson High School showed closed classrooms and empty halls. In the courtyard a group of students waited for practice while others stood with baseball mitts and balls. Teachers urged students to seek help or academic advice.
Resignation and union feuding at Sacramento State College
Dr. Robert Johns resigns as president amid friction with the Academic Senate over travel funds and impending administration review. At Hayward, SCAT demands a 10 percent raise and greater input while HUTA actions suspend negotiating council meetings pending a fact finding. SCAT intends to maintain the minimum day schedule, with nine on the council including eight HUTA members and one SCAT rep. Leach accuses administration of coercive tactics as SCAT push continues.
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Alveson
Ed Leach
Hayward
Avyeson
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Morrisson
Walnut Creek man dies in Fremont construction accident
Manuel Neves, 30, of Walnut Creek died after a dirt load was dumped on him at a construction site on Osgood Road in Fremont. He was dead on arrival at Washington Hospital. Police preliminarily indicate the accident occurred after a load toppled, with Royal Trucking Co involved.
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Osgood Road
Price
Manuel Neves
Walnut Creek
Washington Hospital
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Royal Trucking Co
Reagan Gas Tax Fight Spurs Assembly Senate Votes
The gas tax measure passed the Assembly 37 17 and the Senate 27 1 with Reagan noted as favoring a target of using existing gasoline tax revenue. Aides said he did not want to appear forced to accept a legislature option. Assembly Chair Frank Lanterman said the tax hike is the sole funding source, while 15 Democrats and 2 Republicans opposed. Senator John L. Harmer cast the lone no vote. The plan would let California cities counties and regional bodies seek aid on a sliding scale up to 95 percent state support for soil damage repairs in January February.
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Ways and Means Committee
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Glendale
Britain Urges Ban on Germ Warfare at Disarmament Talks
In Geneva Britain presses for rapid steps to outlaw biological warfare. Chief delegate Fred Mulley warns a ban faces difficulties but emphasizes pursuit of controls in a Sperloralized session of the committee on Verification and Investigation.
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