Schools win dismissal case in San Leandro
A state hearing officer ruled in favor of the San Leandro school district in the dismissal case of 22 year employee Bronislau Barney Stempczynski, a music teacher performing a non teaching role this year. Trustees planned to dismiss him last May for alleged incompetency and unfitness for service.
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Barney" Stempczynski
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Alameda County to consider bids on second fabric dam project
Alameda County Water District directors meet to decide on bids for a second inflatable rubber dam downstream from the existing labridam by the BART tracks. Initial bids around 540000 cover concrete slab and pipelines to divert water. completion anticipated by fall with rubber bag installation next summer and operation by October 1975. Executive session on suit by Oliver DeSilva over alleged dam impacts.
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Memorial High principal resigns for new assignment
Memorial High School Principal Ban Goularte, 43, has resigned to lead Southern Trinity High School in Trinity County. His departure was accepted with regret by the school board after two years at Memorial. Goularte cited a difficult choice and area appeal, noting plans to hunt and fish near Mad River influenced his move.
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Parents Fight Over Walkway Closure Near Graham School
Newark residents clash as city council weighs closing a 100 foot pedestrian path linking Christine Street Montcalm Avenue to Graham Elementary. Three adjacent homeowners demand closure funding citing vandalism, while parents of about 300 students warn closure forces risky detour by Newark High School. council to decide tonight after public notices circulated.
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Plan to hike city fees to be studied
SAN LEANDRO City budget plans a 20 percent rise in garbage charges and marina berth rentals with sewer fees unchanged, while four new revenue sources aim to cover self support for services. May or Maltester says no decision until new assessments and tax rate reviewed, and public input sought before Monday hearing.
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Fremont budget talks cluster around drug council funding
The Fremont City Council enters week two of budget deliberations amid a flood of requests from private groups. The Community Drug Council seeks about 22 000, while staff offers roughly 4 700 cash plus 5 600 in survives. Other items include Mission Peak Heritage Foundation repairs, sprinkler systems, museum plans, and road and park projects. The council demands a full staff report on youth programs and agency roles before deciding.
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Dolly Reveew Hayward Coli Opens In South County
In South County, a new feature titled Dolly Reveew Hayward Coli debuts on Thursday June 13 1974. Local readers are invited to attend events and explore content in the weekly scene section.
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Hayward
Coli
Public Swim Centers Open Daily in HARD District
Hayward Area Recreation District announces daily public swim at Arroyo Castro Valley Mt Eden San Lorenzo Sunset and Tennyson centers. Hours vary by day with afternoon discounts for children and seniors. The Hayward Plunge also offers extended hours and seasonal learn to swim and lifesaving classes with resident and nonresident fees.
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Mission Bled
Arroyo
Mt. Eden
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Pair held for drugs in San Leandro apartment
Police found Lawrence Stearns and his wife Rose Mary Stearns at their Tropic Court home during a pot party raid. Officers seized marijuana, hashish, and amphetamines, along with seeds and stems, a box of sandwich bags, and drug papers. Bail set at 7250 each.
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Tropic Court
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