Union City Council Fights Over Talks With New Haven District
Union City council members spar over talks with the New Haven school district amid staff drafted agenda proposals and questions of meeting leadership. The dispute mirrors longer debates over a prepackaged agenda and who should chair talks as a key scheduling issue remains unresolved.
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California Legislature Teeters Over Bill Frenzy In 1972 Session
The record shows a chaotic mix of proposed laws including AB812 on California Exposition control, AB2070 extending abattoir provisions near San Nicolas and San Miguel Islands, and measures mandating motorcycle lights and licensing. Other items address tax, education funding, drug rehab reform, coast planning, and environmental controls, reflecting a sprawling legislative agenda with extensive committee referrals.
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Three men jailed in Joyce Hult killing in Hawaii Gardens
In Los Angeles area three young men Donald Antel 21 Ali Ramirez 18 and Oscar Hernandez 22 were jailed after investigators say a shotgun blast from a car killed Joyce Ann Hult a 44 year old girl who was playing in her front yard. Witnesses placed the vehicle near Norwalk and the shot struck her in the head. She died nine minutes after hospital arrival.
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Cal-Vet loan limit raised to twenty five thousand
Sacramento reports final legislative approval appears assured to raise Cal-Vet home loan limits from 20000 to 25000. The Assembly and Senate passed companion measures 68 to 0 and 9 to 0 respectively, awaiting governor action before inking the change. Californians also backed a 750 million bond issue for Cal-Vet loans at five percent interest for veterans.
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County fair spotlights two cities tomorrow event names and acts
The county fair features San Leandro and Fremont with events at 2:30 and 3 p.m. in the amphitheater. Officials welcome attendees as community groups perform, with music, dances, and local talents including Rich ard Sing and Debra Lynn Batons leading acts. Admission is 8 for adults and 1 for children. seniors see a varied lineup.
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School aid bill advances toward passage in Assembly
In Sacramento a $684 million school finance bill aimed at meeting the state Supreme Court Serrano decision moved to the Assembly. Assemblyman Dixon Arnett of Redwood City said the measure could fit a $1.2 billion plan to shift property tax burdens and fund schools, a plan backed by Ronald Reagan and Speaker Tab Mooretti. others including Assemblyman Leo Ryan of Burlingame criticized the proposal.
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Bill tightens motorcycle headlight rule in state bill
RADHAMENTO UP I dawned a bill signed by Gov Fd Reinecke requiring motorcycles manufactured after Jan 1 1974 to have at least one headlamp and lights on when the engine runs. The measure, backed by Rep Devald Grunsky R Watsonville, moves through Ways and Means and faces a lower chamber vote. The bill ties education funding to assessed valuations and aims to ease school financing challenges noted in the Serrang ruling.
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Japanese Soldier Reveals Hidden World War II Gold Cache
Japanese Army veteran Imaizumi said he buried gold bars and Philippine banknotes during World War II near Manila. He claimed a cache worth several million dollars and that he and six other soldiers spent half a month hiding it. He plans to return to the Philippines in October to recover the gold.
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County Fair schedule at Pleasanton fairgrounds
County Fair opens today in Pleasanton with exhibits from Alameda area. Livestock judging in the livestock area with senior dairy cattle judging at 12:20 pm and other events in Amphitheater and various tents. Highlights include Allstar Professional Show, Art in Action exhibit, Home Arts demonstrations, and Vocational Education Olympics.
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Woman drives. husband injured in Route 7 crash near Parkersburg
In Parkersburg West Virginia on Route 7 a collision occurred involving a man named Cameron and another vehicle driven by a woman. Mrs Cameron was charged with improper use of traffic Jane.
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