Brown to Cut Millions From School Aid Bill
Sacramento Gov Edmound Brown Jr signaled use of his veto power to trim the emergency school aid bill from 115 million to about 88 million in state funds a reduction pledged by Assembly Speaker Leo McCarthy while Senate chair Albert Rodda backed a higher aid level Educators warned that without approval budget planning would suffer and districts faced combined state and local levies beyond 88 million in state aid per student considerations remained contentious as lawmakers pressed for inflation adjustments and funding clarity
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Sacramento
UPS
Edmound &, Brown Jr
Brown Wednes
Assembly
Leo T. McCarthy
San Francisco
Brawn Adt
McCarthy
Senate Education
Albert $. Rodda
Brown
Wold
Juggler balances classes and cigar boxes
Hayward based juggler Jim Minehart and wife Kitty lead a life blending education and entertainment. Rinehart, now a Chabot College English instructor, has built a career juggling across the U S, Europe, and Las Vegas. He appeared on the Rich Sullivan show repeatedly and was praised by the Los Angeles Times for a Santa Monica engagement.
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Rinehart
Chabot College
Hayward
Tanine Raw
Merv Griffin
Channel 4
San Males
San Diego
Wisconsin
Eumpe
U.S Army
Germany
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Kitty
Bay Area
San Francisco State University
Chabot
San Francisco
Rich Sullivan
Las Vegas
Johny Carson
Los Angeles Times
Santa Monica Mayfair Music Hall
Lalecast
Caesars Palace
Buddy Hackett
Mort Sahl
Fair Weather Outlook With Warm Day Ahead
A fair day tomorrow in Tywill with partly cloudy skies or fog at night and in the morning. It will be warmer with nights in the 50s and highs in the upper 80s. More weather on page 10.
Fremont trustees vote on 1975 76 budget and after school athletics
Fremont school board adopted a 941.26 million budget for 1975-76 but left funding for after school athletics unresolved for at least another week. Debate stretched over three hours with initial 5 to 1 support to drop athletics, then eroded as Superintendent Wayne Ferguson urged a minimal sports program amid audience disruption and interdistrict unification questions.
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Fremont
Wayne Ferguson
Ferguson
Marilyn Hlawie
Ohlone College
District Unification Committee
Newark school tax up 52 cents
Newark voters approved a $14.1 million budget for 1975 76 with a property tax rate of 5.606 per 100 of assessed valuation up 51.8 cents from last year. A major portion funds Memorial High School construction and related site work, with about 241 000 earmarked this year for surveys, site prep, and architectural plans.
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Newark
Newark School Board
Memorial High
Tad Fee
Memorial High Construction
Hut Orton Benson
Benwin
Memorial High Wee
Wholesale prices rise again amid grain and food costs
Wholesale prices climbed 4.2 percent in July driven by grain and food costs, the Labor Department said. Analysts warned the full impact of recent rain and weather delays would show in August as steel, aluminum, and petroleum prices also edge higher. Politicians criticized the administration's grain deal while experts noted farm and food items drive most wholesale gains.
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Washington
Labor Department
Soviet Union
Afe2cio
George Meany
End Bulz
Lal Department
Despondent reserve cop found dead in San Leandro home
Evalee M. O'Brien a 26 year old San Leandro police reserve officer was found dead by a chest gunshot at her apartment on Fillbrogh Street. Despondent over failing a written test and other issues she had recently been notified she did not earn a qualifying score. She had served as a park district patrol officer since April. Funeral services pending.
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San Leandro
San Jeandro
Evalee M. O'Brian
Gene Cerelli
San Leandro Memorial Hospital
East Bay
O'Brian
Claet Donald
Beekey
James McCinley
Sain Leandra
Fillbrogh St
Corelli
Abeanl
Oakland Airport
East Bay Hewioast Park
Shadow Chills Park
Plasanton
Lake Chatalarta
Anthony
Chabot Park
Atal
San Leandro High School
Chabot College
Hayward
Becker
Orran
Park
Rooker
Lb Hagin
Oaklane
Heehler Hosts Beans and Pie Tour in Southern West Virginia
WILLIAMSON West Virginia AP Representative Ken Heehler plans a series of community work events in the coalfields. He prepared pinto beans cornbread rhubarb cobbler for miners and hourly workers at Lock Stock and Harrel restaurant starting at 5 30 am. He aims to meet constituents on common ground by taking on varied jobs including garbage collection and a Huntington Herald delivery rack assignment.
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Williamson
W Va
Ken Heehler
West Virginia
Ken
Hechler
Hechter Wall
Huntington Herald
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Jim Rinehart
By Jac Seein
Hay Wake
Jim Minehart
W.C. Fields
Ann Landers
Ray Orrock
Auto News
Rolling Stone
Robert Benya
Cal
San Leandro Reserve
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