Fremont Supt Bolts Resigns Amid Teacher Opposition
Superintendent William J Bolts resignation ends a tenure marked by two favorable district audits but fierce teacher opposition to contract renewal. Fremont Unified Teachers Association and Fremont Federation of Teachers urged a broader performance review and cautioned that morale had fallen under his leadership. The board faced pressure to either buy out the contract or not extend it, with plans unclear beyond July 1975.
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Frem Con T— Tremont Schools
Wiliam J. Bolts
Ball
Bolt
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association
Salt
California Taxpayers Association
State
FACTA
Fremont Federation of Teachers
Fremont growth panel urged to broaden links with anti growth groups
Fremont Mayor Jack Pimentel urged the Capital Improvement Committee to expand its makeup to include anti growth environmentalists. He argued that public trust would rise if Sierra Club and Tri City Ecology Club members participated while committee chair Pravny defended a broad based, open membership. Public meetings were discussed to gather input as planners weigh the impact of restricting growth on Centerville’s northern plain while developers warn of economic harm.
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Fremont
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Pimentel
Pimentel
Fremont Capital Improvement Committee
Pravky
Bs Pan
Maggerty
Fremont Councilorest
Lut
Sierra Club
Tri-City
Ecology Club
Commuee Five
Northern Plain
Centerville
Stan. Laycock
Lown Hall
Morris Hyman
Jack Brooks
Bay Toll Cuts Shift Costs to Bus Riders
Bay Area toll reductions lower bridge fees for commuters. Greyhound lowers across the bridges and AC Transit plans to offset future fare and tax hikes by the savings. Bay Toll Crossings official notes Bay Bridge tolls cut to 10 cents, saving AC Transit about 119000 annually and Greyhound roughly 22000. AC Transit aims to cover operating losses and avoid fare hikes, with no current plans to reduce fares.
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Nay Area
Bis Lines
Greyhound Bus Lines
AC Transit
Boh Yardgrave
Division of
Bay Toll Crossings
Commie
Bay Bridge
Hayward-San Mateo
Greyhound
Vallejo
Oakland
Valle
San Francisco
Concord
Comision
Joe McGord
Transbay
McCord
Carol Doda Cancels Kennedy High Christmas Assembly
Principal Will Sawyer said Carol Doda, the topless performer, canceled her appearance at Kennedy High School's Christmas assembly after her agent explained she cannot wake for the 8 am slot. The invited guest was not present.
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Fremon
Kennedy High Schools
San Francisco
Carol Doda
Doda
Will Sawyer
Kenesdy
Sawyer
Christmas Breakfast at Our Lady of the Rosary School
Our Lady of the Rosary School on Sixth and C streets in Union City hosts a Christmas breakfast Sunday at 8 am featuring Poncekes scrambled eggs with ham ormenade and tortillas. Adults and children priced with a family maximum of $3 per household.
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Our Lady of the Rosary Scheol
C Streets
Tnion City
Kaiser proposes vast landfill and parkland at Pleasanton site
Kaiser Industries seeks Alameda Court Planning Commission approval to reclaim 778 acres by filling pits with Bay Area waste. The plan links to a mixed development of industrial parks golf courses lakes and housing while addressing solid waste disposal for the county. Significant environmental and regulatory scrutiny surrounds leachate control water protection and seismic risk.
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Pleasanton
Kaiser Lardard Gravel
Bay Area
Kaiser
Alameda Court Planning Commission
Thacre
Kaiser -Onsiders
Peasanton
Liverature
Alameda
County Water District
Township Court
Sterre ‘Club
Cagh — Citizens Against
The
Sierra Club
Regional Water Quality ‘Control Board
Woodward-Landgren and
Associated
Woodward-Landgren
Newark council debates early election sign limits and plans
Newark officials urged a rigid schedule for campaign signs with a 10 day pre election rise and removal within seven days. The issue was referred to the Planning Commission for an ordinance on size and placement while council members argued about pre and post election timing and costs. A separate vote supported environmental guidance changes and funding for repairs at Fire Station No 1 and the city shop.
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Newark
Shirley Sisk
Bostaph
Gostaph
Richard Turnlund
City
Allorney
Anthony J. Garcia
New York
Council
Turnland
Pire Station No. 1
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