31 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1976
Page
1
Fresra County Farm Bureau spokesman warned that lack of heavy mountain snow endangers valley farming as rainfall totals barely reach an inch while Squaw Valley recorded six inches with five lifts planned at higher elevations. More rain photos on page 13.
Hayward officials project a major staff shakeup as 7 to 10 schools close next year. About 50 to 60 support positions will be eliminated, offset by retraining and attrition while most teachers keep jobs. Seniority and transfers will shape who leaves or moves within the district.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Hayward California mention no review tomorrow and a Rainbow Club page with a Sunday scope. The readable items include references to services and a price of 1S cents, but details are unclear.
California Supreme Court rules local property taxes unconstitutional for school funding and demands a new plan by 1990. The decision, joined by Justices Serrano and Harsha, notes wealth disparities create unequal educational resources, citing Del Paso Heights and McKittrick districts as stark examples and citing past related rulings.
State Food and Agriculture Director L Wallace ordered an end to three year old milk price controls effective January 6. The statewide half gallon average price was not specified. Economists warned decontrol could raise or lower prices and the effect was uncertain. The move followed public meetings across seven marketing areas and was urged by the attorney general consumer groups and some retail chains.
President Ford urged Congress to admit Puerto Rico as a state. He argued the island’s best status is statehood, proposing hearings, a Puerto Rican state constitution, and a public vote before a presidential proclamation. He noted Hawaii and Alaska as recent precedents and cited 1898 cession and 1950 commonwealth status.
A BART review panel concludes it needs additional proof from Director Elmer Cooper regarding alleged expense account discrepancies. The ruling appears as part of a broader Newark tax dispute coverage and related municipal notes.
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