East Bay Labor Political Unit Formed in San Leandro
The Union Labor Politics Association ULPA announced a new East Bay labor political group with 70 members to educate workers and endorse candidates for local and statewide offices. Officers said ULPA will cross party lines, back labor-friendly issues, and recruit candidates from within unions, with a first public meeting set for August 17 in Oakland.
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Leandro
Merle P. Bigenho
ULPA
Commentee On
COPE
Afl-Cio
Sandum
Alameda
Contra Costa Tabor
LPA
Oakland
Edgewater Inn
Jeffery Cohelan
Berkeley
Nicholas Pettis
Kenneth Meade
Assembly
Don Mulford
Piedmont
USPA
Bigerln
Econtihuiians
WLPA
Weenl
Bigebbo
Bio St. Mary's Ave
San Leandro
Fremont Hillside Quarry Controls Debated in City Committee
Fremont officials debated hillside quarrying limits, voting to expand the study committee from 11 to 14 and seek representation from the Water District and planning bodies. The panel discussed stricter controls, potential prohibitions, and future rehabilitation plans, with next meeting set for August 26.
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Fremont
Fiehur
Jtive
Alameda County
recoin-Water
Hillside
Larry McLean
Sred-Cock
Ruth Willett
Coulsj
Rouke
Gates
Cip
Fremont School District Faces Teacher Salary Debate
Fremont Unified School District staff defend a reported surplus of about $1.1 million to $1.5 million, blaming state program quirks and fewer teachers than projected. District officials deny a blanket 5 percent padding, noting recent surpluses in nearby districts and outlining sources of the funds for potential teacher raises.
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Fremont
Fresnon Unified
Harold Alameda
Jameda
Hayward
Esmond Carey
Newark
Ed Edison
Fugate
New Haven
Fremont Unified
Teachers Association
Tremont
Castro Valley District Eyes 1968 Budget Plan
Trustees discuss adopting the 1968 89 budget using state funds to raise salaries and build reserves. A $700,000 bond issue may be placed on the Nov. 5 ballot to fund new facilities and equipment, with a 20 percent tax increase and bond repayments around 1 per $100 assessed value. The plan excludes salary increases for district employees.
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Castro Valley
Castros
Advisory Panel Sets San Francisco Medicare Meeting
Mayor Jack D. Maltester of San Leandro invites the federally appointed Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations to a September 19 20 San Francisco meeting. Chairman Ferris Bryant former Florida governor will head hearings on medicare in San Francisco Board of Supervisors chambers on September 15 with a quarterly business meeting the next day.
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Jack D. Maltester
San Leatdro
San Francisco
Maltester
Lyndon Johnson
Joseph Alioto
Ferris Bryant
Florida
Assessor to Address Home Owners Association Meeting
Alameda County Tax Assessor Don Hinson will speak to the Washington Homeowners Association at 8 p.m. at the Washington Manor Park Community Center. The agenda includes a discussion of a new method to reassess property owners and planning for the annual Sunday in the Park event on Sept. 8.
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San Leandro
Don Hitchinson
Alameda County
Washington Home Owners Association Aoard
Washington Manor Park
Associatuon
Union City board to hear religious release time policy
Union City New Haven area district trustees will meet tonight at 8 in the Barnard Junior High Choral Room to discuss religious release time. The closed personnel session and budget talk follow mounting opposition as two district Catholic churches announce ending religious instruction programs.
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New Mavenek
Poyket Givens
Cesie
Suchon
Visw
Alao
Hayward Area Recreation
Imarytz
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Barnard, Turior High School
Whipples Road
Elliott Paulsen
Paulsen
New Haven
Fremont Official Chosen Public Relations Chief
Earl G. Howery of Fremont has been named director of public relations for the California School Employees Association. The appointment, and a separate PR department, were approved at the 42nd statewide conference in Bakersfield. Howery, 45, previously served as publications manager for the 38,000 member organization and is editor of the Employe magazine.
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Far East
CSEA
Employe
Fleet Reserve Hears Reports in San Leandro meeting
The Fleet Reserve Association Branch and the Ladies Auxiliary Unit will hold sessions tomorrow at Veterans Memorial on Bancroft Avenue. The agenda centers on regional caucus reports followed by a joint social hour at 1 pm.
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San Leandro
Fleet Reserve Association
St Veterans Memorial
Bancroft Ave
Fremont City Hall adds $20000 for fixtures and drapes
Fremont plans additional spending for its new city hall as Loudermilk Co. won the low bid for fixtures and the city estimates $10000 more for drapes. The project, largely financed by a bank loan, includes a public address system and voting machine.
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Fremont
City of
Lose
Fremont Budget Explained Tonight in Instructional Center
Fremont residents learn details of the 1968 69 school budget at a public session led by Superintendent Maloney and Harold Ala. The meeting covers increases to 5.86 per assessment value with a $100 valuation rise, outlining the three required legal steps and the path to final adoption.
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Fremont
Tional Materials Center
Fremont Blvd
Unified Schon
Ton Maloney
Harold Ala
Tent
Board of Education
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