Ohlone College approves Ohlone site and budget actions
The Fremont district board approved placing Ohlone on the Serra Center contract for class use at 5 000 a month and authorized Kenne dy High space for fall classes. Trustees backed a 1987 68 budget of 1 686 254 and urged more savings. Civic leaders warned bond passage hinges on careful spending and opposed a 20 000 pre bond master plan.
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Dan Silva
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Reagan Faces Budget Decision on California Plan
Sacramento AP report: Democratic leaders sent Gov. Reagan a final California budget of about 5 billion with likely over 7 million in new taxes to balance. Senate and Assembly conferees, tired after five days, signaled a completed bill but Reagan must decide whether to accept or veto the extra appropriations before Friday midnight. The two chambers must vote on the final spending package, differing slightly in tax needs and deficits.
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Jayne Mansfield Dies In Auto Truck Crash With Two Others
Hollywood star Jayne Mansfield and two others died when their car collided with a truck on a narrow stretch by Lake Pontchartrain near New Orleans. Mansfield, born Dayne Palmer in Pennsylvania, rose to fame in the 1950s with Warner Brothers and notable publicity stunts.
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Dallas
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Mickey Hargitay
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Rumor Ky May Face Ouster
Rumors of dissension in South Vietnam's military government market the possibility that Premier Nguyen Cao Ky may step down. The Armed Forces Council reportedly gave a no confidence vote to Ky, though exact grounds were unclear. US sources saw no coup signs or troop movements. street talk linked Ky's exit to the presidential campaign.
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The Poly Review Published by The Baily Review
An obscure notice identifies Ini Meed as president and publisher William Chiteste and describes a Merlingitect entering at Past Quice in Maynard California with references to Congress Moreh 9 ell communications and a box address at 16 W Age MO Box 227.
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South County Sees Water Depletion Shrink Slips Continue
South County cities report worsening water levels with deeper declines in San Jose and northern areas. Officials say rising residential and agricultural use drains underground supplies. recovery relies on importing Central Valley water via the South Bay Aqueduct or capturing more local flood runoff.
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Giant Swedish truck blocks Norway street tracks
Asia brought out its biggest towing equipment but police could not move the obstacle. Thousands were late to work as a Swedish river parked a giant truck and trailer across downtown streetcar tracks.
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OSIO
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Annexation of Jerusalem condemned by Delegates
Delegates condemned the rapid annexation move as harming Jerusalem’s future status and access to holy sites. The United States urged restraint while Jordan and other nations protested. Israel offered free access to all areas and said it would administer holy places with faiths in mind, amid fed calls for a broader peace settlement and territorial negotiations.
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Old Jerusalem Annexation Sparks Regional Tension
International debate over Jerusalem intensified as Jordan and Israel clashed in the city’s Old Quarter. King Hussein condemned Israeli actions as unacceptable, while the U.S. warned that haste cannot decide the Holy Places status. A United Nations compromise resolution urged troop withdrawal and reconsideration of broader Arab-Israeli causes.
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East Shore Neighbors elects officers at meeting
In San Leandro Harry Cligg and Mrs Wainwright Ave. were elected president of East Shore Neighbors, succeeding Paul Meier who served two years. Other officers include J. W. Hulsizer as vice president, Mrs Hagg as secretary-treasurer, and directors Clyde Johnson, Mrs Gordon Myers, Allen Gibbs, and L. B. Jahnese. The group adjourned for summer and will reconvene Sept 27.
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Living Costs Jump Again Here in May
Washington AP reports the cost of living rose three tenths of a percent in May, leaving real spendable income for a family of four at 77.38 a week after taxes and price changes since 1957. The consumer price index reached 115.6, meaning goods costing 10 in 1957-59 now cost 11.58. The increase brings the annual rise to 2.7 percent, with expectations the trend may peak soon.
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Admiral Groverman to Lead Western Sea Frontier
SAN FRANCISCO AP Rear Adm. William H. Groverman will take over Friday as Western Sea Frontier commander succeeding Rear Adm. John Taylor who retires. Groverman previously led the antisubmarine warfare and surveillance division at the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations. He is a 1992 Annapolis graduate and commanded destroyers in World War II.
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William H. Groverman
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John Taylor
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Annapolis
Soviets End Rocket Tests In Pacific Range
Moscow reports a month of carrier rocket tests in the South Pacific ended successfully. The zone extended about 1,500 miles farther south than previous targets, freeing international shipping and air routes in the broader area.
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