Ferguson to lead Fremont schools after board vote
Fremont Dr. W. Ferguson, 44, was approved after a closed session by a 6 to 1 vote to become superintendent of the district. Trustees also authorized a separate agreement to retain Ferguson as a consultant at $150 daily for up to 15 days through July 1.
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Williams Accepts Principal Post at Pacific High
Williams announces transfer to Pacific High School as principal for the next school year after tense board session. He cites community support and love as key factors, while recalls of unrest and a recall drive against most trustees continue.
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Agony of the feet marks a CSU Hayward jogger's style
A Daily Review photographer captures a CSU Hayward runner showing a distinct gait. He lopes three quarters of the way around the stadium track before a sprint and a grimace at the hurdles, finishing with a glare of contained anger.
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Trustee invites Ky for top job at Sacramento colleges
SACRAMENTO UPI A trustee of the Son Rios Community College District invites former South Vietnam Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky to apply for the district superintendent post worth about 46 000 to 49 000 dollars annually with a car. Trustee Robert Lynch sent the letter from Camp Pendleton where Ky is a refugee. The board chairman said Lynch acted independently and did not represent the district. The district serves three colleges with roughly 30 000 students.
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Economic upturn forecast by leading economists
Economists from Bank of America First National City Bank and Bankers Trust predict a halt to the recession by summer with a more vigorous recovery than expected. Treasury Secretary Simon and Federal Reserve officials warn against rapid money expansion and urge Congress to curb spending to reduce the debt.
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Wholesale Price Index rises in April with farm surge
The Labor Department reports a 1.5 percent April rise in the Wholesale Price Index reversing four months of declines. Farm products jump 3.9 percent while processed foods and feeds gain 1.2 percent and industrial commodities edge up 0.1 percent. The overall index stands at 172.1.
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Marriage and work linked to happiness and longer life
A Hayward article cites Dr. Ann Meyer of California University advocating marriage and employment as keys to well being and longevity. It notes higher mortality among single and recently widowed women, compares marital status among doctoral holders, and urges study of life as a whole.
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Weather continues warm with fair skies overnight
The forecast calls for more of the same pleasant weather with mostly clear to partly cloudy skies this evening. Lows will be in the mid 30s to around 30, with a high near 60 expected during the day.
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