Livermore school board OKs 14.1M budget cuts tax rate
Livermore Liverville trustees approved a 14,147,208 budget for next year while cutting the tax rate for the first time since unification. The 1972-75 rate drops to 64.41, an 14.8 cent cut from last year. The district anticipates about 1,430 students, with most funds from local property taxes and state and federal sources.
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Pleasanton Amador boards form plans for new district offices
Pleasanton Elementary and Amador High trustees vote to form a joint committee and hire a consultant to study office facility plans. They weigh renting vs owning, banked space limits, and city proposals as developers submit site plans, with a June deadline and tax election on the horizon.
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Kk Ok
T Hey
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Beratlis
Pizza fundraiser at Olive Hyde Art Center in Fremont
Shakey's Pizza Parlor on Mowry Avenue hosts a fundraiser by featuring Olive Hyde Art Center in Fremont. Mentioning the center at purchase raises funds with a percentage donated and student artwork from the center on display. The event runs on Sunday, August 17, with proceeds aiding the center.
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Typographical Union Delegates Reject McGovern Endorsement
Delegates at the 14th International Typographical Union Convention kept to the union’s practice of political neutrality. A resolution to endorse Senator George McGovern was rejected, and a call to withdraw American troops from Southeast Asia was also defeated.
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UPI
Typographical Union
George McGovern
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Trustees blast firm over school site stalemate in Dublin
Murray School District trustees sharply criticized Mackay Somps and Stoneson Company for what they called total disregard of the board's guidance. A letter from C Fairfield of Mackay Somps blamed the Stoneridge Shopping Center plan for the stalemate as district officials push to condemn land. Fairfield noted the center could generate about 1 million dollars annually for the district.
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MacKay Somps
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Fairfield
MuacKay, Samps and Stoneson Company
Stoneridge
Murray
Henderson
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