Bond ruling shocks South County school admins
Sudden US Supreme Court ruling on local elections leaves South County Junior College District and New Haven and Livermore districts unsure about financing. Supt Reed Buffington calls the decision disorienting but notes a viable option is a tax override. Trane Hay confirms plan for a smaller bond is unlikely and a second phase may be delayed.
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Hayward Budget Plan Hikes School Taxes
The Hayward school budget plan proposes a tentative 47-72 tax hike reflected in a budget update. The United Association and AFT pushed for open line items, inquiries into special education sub-budgets, indirect costs, and cafeteria finances, as officials considered the budget with limited details.
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Weather Outlook Sees Slight Warmth and Patchy Clouds
Slightly warmer than today foreseen with patchy clouds. Daytime highs expected in the low 70s and overnight lows in the 50s. Light winds and fair conditions continue tomorrow with more details on page 23.
State Superintendent backs earlier schooling for younger students
State Superintendent of Schools Wi se urged dropping 12th grade and starting education a year earlier. He spoke to U Cal Berkeley School of Education graduates, arguing children are brighter earlier and that early schooling could fund pre kindergarten programs. He cited Carnegie Commission ideas about work or travel breaks between school and college and pressed prevention through earlier foundations.
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Russians Envision Salyut as Hub of Space Colony
Tass reports the Salyut space laboratory moved to a higher orbit by three cosmonauts aboard Soyuz 1. Experts foresee Salyut functioning up to a year and becoming the nucleus of a future orbital city with permanent structures and linked space ships.
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Coalition to sue to block Foothill Freeway bypass
A coalition including Mencum American groups and environmentalists says it will file suit in federal court Monday to halt construction of the Foothill Freeway through Hayward Union City and Fremont. Attorney Anthony Kline of the National Housing Law Project says the suit targets the U S Department of Transportation the State Division of Highways and Hayward with claims under a new federal housing and environmental review law. Union City officials considering the action questioned the idea of suing Hayward and postponed a decision pending city attorney review.
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Project Edenhead not renewing director pact
Project Edenhead will not renew the contract of Robert Lefkin who directs the community drug abuse programs. Lefkin’s term ends July 7 after a year guiding a crisis line and switchboard. A screening committee is formed and Ellen will oversee applications for the directorship as Lefkin plans education or prevention work.
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Lawmaker phone taps denied amid hush testimony
Washington reports that inquiry into agency tapping of lawmakers faced scrutiny as director Hoover defended secrecy measures. The testimony, heavily censored, was released during a House hearing led by the Democratic leader, highlighting the tension between security practices and congressional oversight.
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State budget shows $203 million deficit in red
Finance chief told the legislature the July start budget is already $20 million in the red amid weaker tax receipts. He proposed covering the shortfall with accelerated revenue counting and delayed spending. Lawmakers heard revised estimates show lower revenues by about $40 million and higher spending by roughly $2 million, pushing total near $202 million.
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