City voters split on school bond and civic center plan
In Hayward voters rejected a school bond that would have raised about 2 million dollars for programs and budgeting. Union City residents narrowly approved a continued bus service measure but rejected funding for a civic center on a second ten year try, page reference cited.
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Hayward Volem
Union City
Newark voters approve Memorial High School lease purchase
Newark voters back a 4.6 million lease purchase to build Memorial High School including a gym, extra classroom wing and a multi purpose facility. Livermore Amador Valley Dublin and San Ramon residents approve higher taxes to fund parks and operate two swimming centers. Sunol Glen School District residents vote to raise taxes to avoid doubling up of younger students.
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Newark
Votera
Memorial High School
Livermore-Amador Valley
Dublin
San Ramon
Sunol Glen
Hayward council opposes Winton Avenue prison plan
Hayward officials voice fierce opposition to a proposed county detention facility on Winton Avenue near Amador Street. The council laments lack of notice and the site’s proximity to four schools, urged by Mayor Weinreb and Councilman Birchfield, while noting the county must decide the project’s fate. The group plans to pressure Alameda County supervisors to reconsider.
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Hayward
Winton Avenue
Alameda
Tim
John Much
Jitton Avenue
Amador Street
Souenas
Tene Weinreb
Kesnete
J. Kenneth Birchfield
Winton
Santa Clara Sa
Birchfield
Weinreb
George Oakes
Charlie
Charlie Santana
Board
Newark High School principal reassigned by school board
Newark New Jersey Newark High School principal Emmett Lynch was reassigned to a district curriculum coordinator post by the Newark school board last night amid broader leadership changes. The decision, approved 4 to 1, takes effect July 1. trustees cited the need for organizational shifts and noted Lynch’s response as positive.
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Newark
Emmett Lynch
Tengal Oben
Coontinator
Newark School Board
Dar
Raymond de Groat
C V school officials push strict economy measures
Castro Valley area school leaders proposed a tight set of economy steps to balance the district budget for next year. Measures include larger class sizes, a 5 percent cut in work hours, freezes on raises, reduced employee benefits, cuts to special education programs, and a $23,000 audio visual contract. If adopted, these could offset an $800,000 deficit, with final budget due after county approval.
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Castro Valley
Ee Ees
Widening details outlined for 580 Interstate project
San Francisco report says a side agreement limits Interstate 580 widening to six lanes with two lanes potentially added later for a full eight. Bus and car pool lanes would be reserved. Sierra Club sues over air and residential impact. Settlement promises no breach except bad faith. federal government not present.
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San Francisco
California
Sierra Club
Riga
Toom
Ussing Arico
U.S
Mike Evanhoe
John Grattan
Charles
Chalmers
Fee
Evarihoe
Husi
Transportation Tide
Monet Sacrament
State acts to preserve shoreline near Hayward
In a landmark decision, the state Lands Commission asserted the public trust over three Hayward shoreline parcels near the San Mateo Bridge, involving about 250 acres. The commission, backed by state officials, will place parcels owned by CalTrans and a third by LesHe under its protection.
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Hayward
State Lands Commission
Hayward, San Mateo Bridge
State Lands Division
Kenneth Cory
Mervyn M. Dymally
City Center
State Department of Transportation
CalTrans
LesHe
Ford plan to raise gas price 1.5 cents
President Ford told a nationwide audience that Congress did nothing on energy proposals and vowed action. He announced a 1 cent import levy on refined products and a 1 dollar per barrel tariff, aiming to lift gasoline costs and pressure new oil prices. Critics called the plan a hidden tax on fuel.
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Ford
Washington
UPI
Congress
Hilany
Congres
Fickel
Arra Eel
House
Ways and Means Committee
Doctors Ready to End Walkout Over Malpractice Insurance
Doctors union leaders signal possible end to a walkout as California legislators debate malpractice insurance. Associations plan further talks this weekend with house delegates deciding whether to resume work. Anesthesiologists and hospitals faced staffing strains as lawmakers consider reforms to address rising insurance costs.
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Fefarn
Weather forecast for South County high school page 44
Wet weather expected in South County with temperatures near the low 90s today and overnight lows in the mid 50s. Forecasters call for continued unsettled conditions across the region with chances of showers.
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South County
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