Fremont Trustees Freeze Sports and Teacher Pay
Fremont The board voted a total budget freeze for 1975 76 of 40 421 387 to eliminate interscholastic athletics and sharply cut educational programs. They borrowed 741 000 with no clear repayment plan and previous use of capital funds exceeded 1 million. The move delays Washi High School main building and Warwick Elementary completion, ends all coaching salaries and likely ends Mission Valley Athletic League participation. Librarian funding ends, 30 percent cut in high school textbooks, and no funds for replacing obsolete supplies. The district teachers association president called it the worst educational disaster in the district. About 800 people attended, many teachers lobbying against the pay freeze.
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Furlor
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Fremon Unified District Teachers Association
Feericat High School
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Brown vetoes millions as California signs record budget
Sacramento AP report notes Gov. Edmund Brown Jr vetoed 190.3 million in proposed spending and signed a record 11.47 billion state budget for the coming year. Despite cuts, the total remains the largest in state history, with a 5.7 percent increase over 1974-75 and a projected surplus of 815.6 million. Brown trimmed salaries, questioned growth, but approved eight million for bilingual ed and a five percent pay raise for state workers.
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Union City Adopts 4.2 Million Budget and Fire Station Move
Union City, adopting a 4.2 million budget at night, plans a third fire station opening in September and police department reorganization. The council approved one year contracts for two employee groups while weighing a tax rate increase up to 2.3 cents. Debates centered on staffing costs for fire station three and wage talks with police and other unions.
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Don Miller
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Tha Councl
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Ann Landers to divorce after 38 years of marriage
Chicago columnist Ann Landers real name Eppie Lederer announced she will divorce Jules Lederer after 38 years of marriage. She called the split one of the most difficult columns to write and said she owed readers a candid notice in her Sun-Times piece. The Daily Review carried no announcement.
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UPI
Ann Landers
Daily Review
Chicago Sun-Times
Mrs. Lederer
Solzhenitsyn Criticizes U.S. Detente Policy With Russia
Exiled writer Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, in a Washington speech attended by Defense Secretary Schlesinger and others, denounced U.S. detente as a senseless process of concessions to aggressors. He urged true detente only after Soviet reforms and free elections, and criticized Western handling of relations with Moscow. He recalled wartime alliances and condemned the Soviet Communist Party for persecuting millions.
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UPI
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John Dunlop
Patrick Moynihan
U.S
United Nations
William P. Hogers
Solzhenitayn
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Erm
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Siroas Kuxtirka
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Masa
Russia
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Communist Party
Belzenitsyn
West
San Lorenzo fire departments merge with Ashland district
San Lorenzo Fire Department and San Lorenzo Village Homes Association end their independent status and merge administratively with the Ashland Fire Department to form the Eden Consolidated Fire District of Alameda County. Voters in three districts will decide merger in November amid farewell tributes.
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Eden Consolidated Fire Ion
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Ashland
Homes Asociation
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San Lorenso Men
Burne
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PG&E Wins Gas Rate Hike Approval in California
San Francisco AP PG&E gains 336.36 million in natural gas rate increase to cover higher California producer costs. The Public Utilities Commission approves a 4 cent monthly rise for the average household for 60 days, then tariffs will exclude the increase. The PUC directs apportionment of the rise to residential schedules by Sept 16, with similar exclusions for resale and commercial customers.
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