Hayward District Mulls Tax Hike Amid State Aid Uncertainty
Hayward Unified School District trustees weigh a 35 cent tax override to fund health insurance for staff and other programs as new state aid remains uncertain. Superintendent Cunningham cites potential $731,000 aid, with estimates showing a deficit without aid or a tax increase and a possible 65 cent rate cut to qualify for funds. Trustees debate timing and legality as Legislature may act this week on state aid, aiming to keep reserves around $600,000 if aid materializes.
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Three Held After Large Mail Heist Indictments In Boston
Federal indictments charge Thomas R. Richards 42 of Weymouth Patricia Dial 32 of Boston and two unnamed men with a 1962 mail robbery that saw two postal workers robbed of money in Canadian and U.S. currency. The case ties to a major mail theft and involves New England Power Co. employee and other unnamed suspects. Bail set at 25000 for Richards and 4090 for Dial with two men released on similar terms.
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Delta raid yields heavy Viet Cong losses in Mekong drive
AP reports a major allied operation in the Mekong Delta involved about 10,000 troops aimed at Viet Cong forces mining Highway 4. U.S. losses stood at 16 dead and 539 wounded, with Viet Cong casualties listed at around 200 in official tallies, while field reports claimed higher Viet Cong deaths. Air missions reached 116 as Navy pilots fought weather and the carrier Forrestal incident lingered.
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Governor Recovering From Bladder And Lip Surgery
Governor Reagan is in St. John’s Hospital after a 45 minute operation to remove small bladder stones and treat a lip blemish called keratosis. Doctors describe the bladder neck condition as benign and expect recovery over about two weeks with further rest at his Pacific Palisades home.
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BART faces bleak choice of cuts or bonds
A Bay Area Rapid Transit District spokesman warned of a bleak outlook as options shrink to cuts or delays in transit construction or a new bond issue. Assemblyman Crown reported a bill to fund BART lacks votes, risking no action this week. The Bay Bridge toll hike remains opposed by Crown as a fair share issue.
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Cupid's Arrows Have New Twist
Police hint at a gang of thieves who threaten couples at a beauty spot by aiming bows and arrows through car windows and demanding cash. Most victims are embarrassed to report, but two have paid about $8.40.
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Unrest Near White House Sparks Fires and Vandalism
In a predominantly Black area near the White House, nearly a dozen fires erupted and windows were smashed as youths clashed with police and firemen. Authorities reported about 10 arrests, limited looting, and two injuries, with police deploying dogs and helmets to disperse a 300 strong crowd after a squad car was hit by bottles.
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Gold Bars Stolen At JFK Cargo Office Heist
Two gunmen forced entry into KLM cargo office at JFK early today and fired a shot into the ceiling, stealing two gold bars valued at 23 978.20. The theft follows an earlier eighty pound bar missing in April, with police identifying the incident as part of ongoing disturbances in the area.
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Federal troops pulled from Detroit after riot
Four battalions of U.S. troops flew out of Detroit ending their role in quelling the riot. About 3,000 federal troops remain in the area while National Guardsmen and police maintain order. The eight day siege saw fires, looting, and several deaths as authorities eased curfews and allowed alcohol and gas sales with restrictions still in place for weapons and explosives.
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Fremont School Dress Code Effort Faces Deadlock
Fremont citizens grapple with a district committee still debating a dress code framework as fall classes near. The four meetings have focused on attire length, lapel buttons, and whether policies are legal, with parents and students growing frustrated by procedural stalemate and limited progress.
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