Aid For Schools Windfall Released For Low Wealth Districts
Maven with $4 970 and Sai Loren 20 47 128 noted to join Gov Brown and others at a press conference to outline provisions. Brown unveiled a last minute windfall taking 25 million from the school apportionment fund and 1 million from the general fund. He said Friday that 5 million had been saved in school apportionment funds through the 1964 Legislature unification program.
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George Miller
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California
Serra Nevada
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San Joaquin Valley
California Legislature Eyes Education Bond Plan Votes
The Legislature debates a $195 million education bond to fund University of California state colleges and junior colleges for the next two fiscal years. Supporters call it a start while opponents seek trims before the June primary and general election.
Hospitals Prepare for Medicare Start and AMA Convention
Beatrice Bernstein reports 73 percent of MG Datson's Hospitals signed up for Medicare with more processing daily. Nationwide 17.3 million elderly people, 91 percent of those eligible, have signed up for hospital care. The AMA convention discusses Medicare policy and doctor patient billing, with delegates urging changes to end discrimination and the board blaming federal government for potential deficits.
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AMA
Quentin Young
Medical Committee For’ Human Rights
Insurance and Medical Service Committee
Imedicare
Board of Trustees
Buddhist Leader Calls Calm Amid Campaign for Peaceful Settlement
The Unified Buddhist Church patriarch Thich Tinh Khich orders an end to the fast and urges calm as Thich Tam Chau leads talks with the government to seek a peaceful accommodation with the junta. The church claims about 2 million followers as Tri Quang’s boycott demand wanes amid reduced monk influence. US field commanders note lower North Vietnamese morale and tougher resistance despite Allied spoiling missions and B52 raids.
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Hee
Thich
Tri Quang
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Junta
U.S
Argentine Junta Seizes Power in Swift Capital Coup
Troops surround the Casa Rosada as Army leaders remove President Illia. Gen. Pistarini, Adm. Varela, and Gen. Romanelli take control at 11 a.m. local time, Illia retreats to his brother’s home, marking Argentina's fourth coup in 15 years.
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Board Nods On Budget For District Salaries
The board voted five to one to adopt the existing salary schedules for all classified and certificated personnel for another year. They reserved the right to revise retroactively to July 1 1966 if additional funds arrive. The teacher pay scale ranges from 5469 for beginners to 10926 for 13 years experience and 6 extra college credits, plus 150 for a masters degree.
Daily Review publication and office details
The content lists publication data for The Daily Review with personnel positions, filing addresses, subscription rates, and multiple office locations. It notes Hayward as the primary address, plus San Leandro Fremont and Livermore offices and phone contact lines.
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San Leandro
San Meendie
Calif
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Cut Gas Pipe Stirs Warning
Fremont residents in the Warm Springs district were told to close windows and avoid open fires after a large natural gas main broke near Starlight Drive. Fremont firemen stood by with two units while utility repair crews were called to shut down and repair the gas transmission line.
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Warm Springs
Fre Mont
Utility Company
Handy Spanish By Ray Montoya
A brief note indicates Handy Spanish by Ray Montoya is present at New Haven Unified School District. The entry lists the title author and generic designation teacher without further details.
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Ray Montoya
New Haven Unified School
Nist
HARD district reshapes capital outlay policy debate
HARD directors postponed a decision on reallocating capital outlay funds among Hayward San Lorenzo and Castro Valley amid opposition from local leaders. The Meek Estate and auditorium costs face scrutiny while a proposed greenbelt project prompts calls for districtwide funding. The 1966 67 budget shows $2,017,176 in income and expenses with a 50 cent tax rate per $100 valuation.
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Hayward Area
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Castro Valley
Meek
Kenneth Aitken
San Lorenzo
Hayward Park
Clarence Lewis
Paul Taylor
Lewis
San Lor San Lorenzo
Robert McHale
Citizens Advisory Committee
Hayward Ares Fund
Castro Valley Fund
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Meda Soares
Chamber of Commerce
Morrissen
Jim Robbins
Julio Bras
Robbins
Bras
Tlere
Legislators Sharpen Budget Split With Assembly Compromise
Finance Committee Chairman D Martinez said the Assembly version is tempting, as it is 9.4 million less than the Senate bill approved last week. Miller called the measure suspect for stock trading concerns, while Assemblyman Robert Crown praised it as an excellent bipartisan compromise.
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Ragee D-Martinez
Finance Committee
Assembly
Senate
Miller
Robert W. Crown
D-Alameda
Ways and Means
Nurses Press Demands as Eden Hospital Seeks Compromise
At Eden Hospital Castro Valley directors convene at 8 tonight to offer a compromise salary to nurses part of a bid to avert mass resignations. Of 406 nurses, 91 submitted resignations Saturday demanding a $305 start pay rising to $367 after five years, against current $424 to $476 scales.
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Eden Hospital
Castro Valley
County Board Lines Up Emergency Service Plan
The board of supervisors approved a plan to keep Brook-Washington Hospital operating and to expand its emergency service. The hospital would take more nursing and medical responsibility with a county supported emergency unit from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Final draft pending due to nursing and medicare issues with July 1 start date.
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Brook- Washington Hospital
Washington Hospital
Disputed Hualapi Dam Advances in House Subcommittee
A House subcommittee approved a $5 million dam project that would back water 12 miles into Grand Canyon National Park. The Hualapi Dam faced strong opposition from conservationists and was included in a $1.7 billion Colorado River Basin package, passing 8-5.
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Grand Canyon National Park
Hualapi
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