Fremont board drops plan to close three elementary schools
Fremont board dropped plans to close Conrad Nall Olivas and Rix elementary schools in September and to study Reynolds Fre mont and Alviso for mid year closure. Superintendent Ferguson said state help delays closures until a district study finishes. Falbrick urged delaying actions to January for a final decision with more community input.
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Hhea
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Heyward Heyward Heyward May 27 1976 Consolidation
Consolidated edition of The Morning News from Heyward California dated May 27 1976 runs 60 pages priced at 15 cents. No further front page details available in the readable text.
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The
Daily Review
Morning
Heyward
California
Lloyds offers no insurance Birds can't bank on nests
In Leando, Lloyds Bank of California plans to replace the First State Bank signs atop its Four-story building triggering alarm from local bird feeders. Residents say sparrows and house finches are nesting there and protected by the Migratory Bird Treaty Act. City permits and bank action may delay changes while a dry cleaner feeds hundreds of birds daily.
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San Leandro
First State Bank
Lloyds Bank of California
First State Bank of Northern California
Hesperian Boulevard
East 14Th Street
Adam Morgan
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Morgan
Service
Burlingame
Charles Graham
California
Nevada
Bank Properties Department
Reagan’s Crime Stand highlighted in California campaign stop
Ronald Reagan outlined a tough law and order platform in San Diego addressing criminals with prior convictions. He proposed rearrested suspects jailed pending trial and added penitentiary terms for crimes while on pretrial release. Reagan urged punishing and imprisoning criminals over reforms as he campaigned with John Wayne Amy Devine and James Stewart at fundraisers.
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San Diego
Ronald Reagan
California
California Peace Officers Association
Presient Ford
Reagan
Woul
Ford
John Wayne
Amly Devine
James Stewart
Weather forecast for South County turns cooler
Mostly fair cooler weather described with partly cloudy skies for South County. Lows near the 40s and highs in the upper 60s to low 70s expected with northwest winds 15 to 20 mph. More weather on page 44. Ann Larters.
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South County
Ann Larters
Rent dispute over lease after death at Hillcrest Gardens
Barbara Wagner died on May 19 at Hillcrest Gardens. Interfaith Housing Corp. demands 30 days rent from her heirs despite death. Daughter-in-law Claire Wagner protests as manager Harold Hafke cites lease rules requiring notice before termination. Directors meeting tonight to consider policy change.
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Livermore
Barbara Wagner
Claire Wagner
Wagner
Hillcrest Gardens
Hillcrest Avenue
Interfaith Housing Corp
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUI
Harold Hafke
Hake
Union City budgets to cut federal aid in 76-77 plan
Union City aims to hold the 976-77 budget at the current tax rate of 1.67 per 100 while reducing federal funding for operations. The 6.6 million proposal adds about 300 thousand from last year, with 2.27 cents earmarked for bus operations. Valuation increases are expected to lift homeowner tax bills, and CETA funding may be phased out, prompting city-funded positions and staffing changes if federal support ends.
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Umion City
William Zaner
Zaner
Union City
Yaner
Newark budget aims for belt-tightening without tax hike
City Manager Richard Turnlund unveiled a 95.0 million 1976 77 budget with no municipal tax increase, relying on a 10 percent rise in assessed value to cover higher operation costs. Savings from vacancy cuts and reduced departmental spending are largely offset by increases in insurance street fighting and amortization costs. If council approves, the public may not notice reductions in service.
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Gary Hyman
Newark
Richard W. Turnlund
Twinlund
Turnlund
Turnland
Did she or didn't she have an affair with FDR
New York AP reports a biography claims Dorothy Schiff had a seven year relationship with Franklin D Roosevelt from 1936 to 1943. Schiff and her publisher dispute the claim. The book asserts Eleanor Roosevelt and George Backer knew of meetings and notes Roosevelt sought companionship.
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Dorothy Schiff
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Geoghegan
Potter
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Schill
George Backer
Genghegan
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