New Haven Furor Edict Backed By Rafferty
The Rev. Elliott Paulsen, amid a furor over a cease and desist order, has earned support from State Supt. Max Rafferty in Sacramento. Meanwhile Bay Area Teachers Association and the American Federation of Teachers call for Paulsen to resign from the New Haven school board. Rafferty’s backing follows a meeting in Sacramento as Paulsen cites code violations and state funding penalties.
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Elliott Paulsen
New Haven
Max Rafferty
Bay Area Teachers Association
Amrican Federation of Teachers
Paulsen
Rafferty
Hero
Sacramento
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
California lawmakers split over Reagan budget message
Democratic Assemblyman Carlos Bee of Hayward and Assemblywoman March Fong, plus Sen. Nicholas Petris of Oakland, faulted Gov Reagan's plan as incomplete and lacking tax details for higher education. Bee urged a legislative study of higher education finances before major changes, while Republicans said cuts are necessary and tuition may be avoided. The assembly debate reflected a broader fiscal dilemma with both parties needing to back the budget.
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California
Ronald Heagan
Alameda County
Carlos Bee
Hayward
March Fong
Son
Nicholas Petris
Oakland
Reagan
University of California
Lewis Sherr
Man of Berkeley
Bee
Assembly
Proltime
Saob
Joint
Jesse Uintah
Dinglewood
Snooth Gaunty
Finance Department
Charles Warren
Los Angeles
George Miller Jr
Reagan Won’t Get Taxes By April 1
Sacramento reports that Governor Reagan faces a slim path to new taxes, with top lawmakers doubting quick approval. Sherman challenges his budget stance while urging careful monetary policy and tuition reform. Democrats argue the $4.62 billion plan lacks detail and requires lengthy legislative work.
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Cal State Hayward Budget Cut Details Revealed
The 1,007 page state budget proposal shows Cal State College at Hayward receiving 7,017,198 in general funds for 1967-68, a reduction of 71,684 from the college's prior allocation. Despite the cut, the university is expected to continue operations with reduced funding as outlined in the document.
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California State College At
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California
Cal State
Cal
Petris Pushes for Tax Plan Details Before Reaction
Democrat Petris says he wants to see the full package including possible new taxes before reacting to the governor's program. He has not commented further on page two column.
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Petris
Col
U S Spy Sentenced by Reds in Prague Case
Vladimir Kazan-Komarek, a Czech-born American revel agent from Cambridge Massachusetts, was sentenced to eight years in Prague for attempted overthrow of the government and espionage. He was arrested October 31 at Prague airport after a Soviet airliner landed there and the United States accused the Soviet Union of aiding Czech police in capturing him.
Man Killed When He's Buried Alive At Marina Site
Jesus Garcia 48 of Oakland died after being buried under four feet of rubbish at the San Leandro Marina port site. He was found at 1 28 p.m. by city crews and pronounced dead at Fairman H Hospital. Investigators weigh whether a dump tractor, a rubbish truck, or a fall caused the burial. Gregory, Marina Golf Course Development Co. manager, discovered the body after slipping into the water and spotting Garcia’s hand.
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San Leandro
San Leandro Marina
Jesus Garcia
Oakland
Fairman H Hospital
John Gregory
Marina Golf Course Development Co
The
Turk Island Disposal Co
Garcia
San Leanor
Two Sailors Die as Navy Ships Collide Near Honolulu
In a Tuesday night collision of two US Navy ships 75 miles southeast of Honolulu, two sailors were killed and seven in injured. One man died after being airlifted from the destroyer McMorris en route to Tripler Army Hospital. The other victim perished aboard the McMorris. Names of the dead and injured were not released.
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Honolulu
Parks Job Corps Camp contract boosts Pleasanton annexation talk
A $12.5 million contract for Camp Parks Job Corps in the Pleasanton area, tied to the city’s annexation plans of land east of its limits, is signed with Litton Industries Education Group. The first two years cost about $12.8 million, with total 10 year costs rising to roughly $25 million due to unexpected expenses. The project targets training 2,200 young men ages 16 to 25 and spans operations through year end with potential renewal.
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Hayward
Pleasanton
Camp Parks Job Corps
al Parker
Sargent Shriver
Munity Affairs
Office of Economic Uppers
Ton Industries Education Group
Ing Center
Hayward Councilman Quits Agency Post
Hayward City Councilman George Oakes resigns from the Alameda County Local Agency Formation Commission effective today citing council concerns. Alternate Manuel Medeiros of Livermore has filled Oakes place during Pleasanton annexation battles. the commission must approve annexations and is due to revisit Hayward’s new plan this month.
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George Oakes
Alameda County
Oakes
John K. Smith
Law
Hich
Newark
Tonsa
Manuel Medeiros
Livermore
Pleasanton
Medeiros
Smith
Joan D. Murphight Wa
Pieasut
Close Heads Civic Plaza Organization in Hayward Plan
A relived Hayward building materials firm executive named to head a five member nonprofit set to develop a civic plaza in Hayward's 5 million civic center project. The group met in a closed session at the Dor-Die Hotel with Donald McQuade of Western Cities Developments. The nonprofit plans to issue about 8 million in bonds for a two building project including a 1 story city hall and a parking structure costing about 4 million each.
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Orland Close
Civic Plaza
Civic Center
Grip
Dorie Hotel
Donald McQuade
Western Cities Developments, Inc
New Haven Rejects School Plan Voters defeat three-part building package
In New Haven Unified School District voters narrowly rejected a $9 million five-year building finance package after two earlier attempts failed to reach the two-thirds threshold. The $2 million bond, $7 million state loan, and district debt assumption all fell short, with percentages 64.4, 64.0, and 63.7 respectively. The furor over a film shown at the time was noted by Supt. Hucold Schonefeld as a contributing factor.
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