Arveson Takes Minneapolis Post Amid Hayward Exit
Superintendent Arveson accepts a Minneapolis offer to assume a $49,000 annual per diem based position beginning May 1, with a tentative resignation from Hayward planned January 12. The move follows negotiations with Davis and Hayward officials, amid enrollment and budget concerns in Minneapolis.
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1975 Divorce Boom Amid Rising Births In County
In 1975 marriages reached 7,357 with projections near 9,900 divorces granted after 17,606 filings through November. Births climbed to 14,200 while deaths stayed steady at 2,555. The data hint at lingering effects from the baby boom era.
Take home pay may shrink as Social Security tax rises
Washington reports that workers earning over 14100 annually will see smaller paychecks after Thursday due to Social Security withholdings. A $300 weekly wage loses $17.55. those earning over 15000 face ongoing withholdings through December 18, while some see extended deductions and a higher annual cap of 805.05.
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Watergate break-in reported at Ford campaign offices
UPI says a burglar alarm triggered at 2 51 am in a suite used by President Ford's campaign committee. Police found screws removed from front door hinges and a strip torn from a double door while officers searched the building with negative results. Watts, a campaign coordinator, said the office housed mailing lists newsletters and campaign materials.
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Multilingual ballots provoke vote on Spanish Chinese materials
Californians largely oppose multilingual election materials as the state braces for the expanded Voting Rights Act. Secretary Bu reports mail showing strong anti language minority sentiment and high costs, with critics urging tax dollars be used elsewhere. In contrast supporters argue the law requires Spanish and Chinese materials in many counties and other languages in some areas.
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Postal rate rise drives stamp sales and late mail handling
Postmasters report brisk demand for 13 cent stamps as residents adapt to the new rate. Letters postmarked after midnight with a 10 cent stamp face postage due of 3 cents to be collected from recipients. Officials note mail picked up late overnight in some towns will be sent at the 10 cent rate with postage due. Postal workers prepare to swap to 13 cent machines within days.
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Review to Arrive for Breakfast on New Year’s Day
The Daily Review will publish a morning paper tomorrow with no afternoon edition. Subscriptions missing a paper by 7:30 a.m. should call the circulation department before noon, with Fremont and Newark numbers 733-1212, San Leandro 251-4210, and all others 763-6111.
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