Murray District Eyes Merger With Nearby Schools
Murray District officials propose temporary financial gains from unifying with Pleasanton Sunol and Amador Valley districts. They warn tax costs could rise after a few years as combined valuations affect the ccal tax rate. State funds may increase about $20 per student, boosting Murray by about $120,000, though districts often see postunification tax increases.
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Dublin
Murray
Pleasanton
Sunol
Amador Valley
Don Williams
Hank Scheider
Sinai
Jack Mann
Sucol
Aubithey
Williams
Sweol
Valley
Dr. Way
Livermore Board endorses health and family life program
Livermore School Board endorses a health and family life education plan as second reading policies 6301 and 6382 are posted. Trustee Demetra Wilson reads aloud to address audience concerns about separating sex education from family life. President Dr James McFarlane stresses parental responsibility and warns against leaving this to society, schools, or church. Wilson notes state notice and parental opt out in writing. The board also votes to relocate 16 portable buildings to three sites to open Emma C Smith School, with Christensen receiving mb units, Junction Avenue four, Arroyo Seco two to accommodate growth and kindergarten from several feeder schools.
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Livermore
Livermore School
Demetra Wilson
James McFarlane
Livermore School Board
Demelra Wilson
Emma C. Smith Schoal
Christensen
Junction Avenue
Arroyo Seco
Fast Avenue
Almond Avenue
Jackson Avenue
Pleasanton plan fixes garages near Sunol Boulevard
Os tmundsen Co received approval for three homes in Rose Pointe near Sunol Boulevard. A stop work order was issued as garages were too close to the sidewalk. To avoid $2,500 per house rework, the city granted variances and one garage will move into a house while the other gets a side opening with a Hollywood style driveway.
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Pleasanton
Rose Pointe
Ostmundsen Co
Sunol Boulevard
Vince Aiello
Hollywood
Smog rules threaten growth in Livermore Valley
Bay Area Air Pollution Control District may require new plants to obtain permits and, in four years, halt growth in high pollution zones. Pleasanton councilman Bernard Gerton backs phased rules, saying no new construction could occur if air quality standards are still violated. District aims for state compliance by 1980s, based on current growth trends.
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Bay Area
Gerton
Gabl Gerton
Bioko
Gerson
Model guides Bay Area smog rules from Livermore origin
A computer model developed at Lawrence Livermore Laboratory under Environmental Studies aims to shape stringent air pollution controls by the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District. Meteorologist Mike MacCracken led the project. funding would support LiL researchers, NASA labs, and BAAPCD.
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Mike MaeCracken
MacCracken
Livermore, Area
Hiatal
Catrail Maninger
Texas doctors may return to school this year
Texas medical schools and hospitals offer 56 postgraduate education courses for physicians across the state throughout 1972. Courses cover general and family medicine malignant disease cardiovascular disease therapy radiology pathology and nuclear medicine. Participants can remain in state during training as they learn new techniques.
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Austin
Tex
Texas
Texas” Medical Association
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