Hayward Teachers Face Salary and Involvement Crisis
The Hayward district endures pressure from SCAT and CTA as salary demands rise and teacher involvement on committees becomes a flashpoint. A wages gap widens with district finances uncertain after a tax setback, while public scrutiny and internal policy battles intensify the impasse. Officials stress legality and policy while critics push for faster, tangible action.
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Phyllis Day
Leacher
Aalions
Winton Board
Act
SCAT
HUTA
Nol Teachers Negotiating Council
SGAT
Nuta
Leach
Distriet
Hayward
Unruh Returns to Fold at California Democratic Rally
California Democrat Assembly Leader Jess Unruh returned to the liberal wing of the party at a CDC gathering attended by about 500. He praised party unity after six years of friction with the CDC and rival factions, and hinted at a 1970 gubernatorial bid while taking aim at Governor Reagan. A park-side rival event featured William Bennett and William Stanton. Bennett was stung by a bee but recovered to press for the party’s open, public character.
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William Bennett
William Stanton
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Stanton
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Bakersfield
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San Francisc
Joseph L. Aliita
Job Corps closures spark congressional protest in Washington
Job Corps supporters pressed Congress over Nixon era closure criteria for training centers amid claims some top performers are slated to shut. Center directors and Rep Burlison cited centers with below average costs and above average graduate wages, highlighting disparities in planned cuts.
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UPT
Job Corps
Congress
Nixon
Mouse Education and Labor Committee
Labor Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
Bill D. Burlison
D-Mo
Sxplar Bluff Civilian Conservation Center
Lisa Jorgensen Crowned Miss San Leandro in Local Pageant
Lisa Jorgensen, 18, a sophomore at Chabot College, was named Miss San Leandro after last night’s ceremony at Bancroft Junior High. First runner up Be verly Hayduk, 37, a Marina High senior, received swimsuit and talent honors while Christine Radonich, Wikna Filinieck, and Sydney Foster trailed. Sharon Hanaway won Miss Congeniality.
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Lisa Jorgensen
San Leandro
Bancroft Junior
Jorgensen
Chabot College
Beverly Hayduk
Marina High
Christine Radonich
Wikna Filinieck
Sydney Foster
Sharon Hanaway
Miss Jargenson
Miss Hayduk
Sylvia Kaiser
Fremont
American Search For Spy Plane Victims Called Off
Washington reports the search for survivors from the downed North Korean spy plane ending as ships and aircraft depart the area. Defense officials cited fading hope of survivors while intelligence flights resume with protective air and sea cover. The USS Tucker returned to Sasebo with wreckage and two bodies recovered, as other carriers and destroyers remain in the Sea of Japan area.
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API
North Korea
Pentagon
About & P.m
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U.S
Sea of Japan
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Western Pacific
Long Beach
Calif
Tucker
Sasebo
Japan
Dale
Consumer Watchdog Sworn In As Nixon Aide
Virginia Knauer, 34, sworn in at the White House as President Nixon's assistant for consumer affairs. Nixon praised her experience leading Pennsylvania's Bureau of Consumer Protection and pledged stronger federal consumer protections.
New Airport Opens Near Adriatic Coast City Zadar
Belgrade UPI reports Yugoslavia opened a new international airport near Zadar along the Adriatic coast. It is described as the country's ninth international airport and the fifth on the Adriatic coast.
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Belgrade
UPI
Yugoslavia
Zadar
Tanjug
Money and Educational Revisions Top School Needs
State lawmakers face education funding asks from 105 to 387 million dollars next year. Gov and tax reform plans attract interest while campus disorder echoes as educators press for reforms to align teaching with space age knowledge and future jobs.
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Tax Reform Commission
Houston Flournoy
Monogan
Monagan
Ship Diverted From Vietnam Return To Korean Waters
Long Beach families gathered at a Navy reunion after learning the 58,000 ton USS New Jersey would be diverted to Korean waters instead of returning to port. Crews of 1,600 and weapons still aboard were delayed seven months off Vietnam when a reconnaissance plane was downed near North Korea. Wives and relatives, many who had shipped furniture, faced uncertainty as the Navy set up a family assistance center and officials explained the change in plans.
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South Korea
New Jersey
Long Beach
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UPI
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Joe Carlton
Cuyahoga Falls
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Curtis
Newwaters
Jersey
Edward Schmidt
Tena
Nev
Vietnam
Asian Walters
Navy
North Korea
Jean Chase
Danvers
Mass
John
James
Mrs. Chase
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