Doctors' Monday return uncertain in Bay Area medical walkout
Northern California doctors and hospital leaders hesitate to confirm a full return to work by Monday as Gov Brown signs a short term malpractice insurance measure. The Behr bill faces regulatory hurdles while anesthesiologists and surgeons weigh risks and pay hikes affect hospital staffing. Eden Hospital reports anesthesiologists intend to resume urgent and emergency cases, signaling cautious progress amid a complex legal and insurance backdrop.
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Fremont schools face million-dollar capital fund draw
Fremont school trustees weigh tapping the capital building fund for 1.064 million to balance a 38.8 million budget. County Supt Rock LaFleche and Asst. Supt. Harry Harvey warned of delays in major projects at Washington High and growing facilities needs as overspending and a 500,000 overcharge to taxpayers come to light.
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8 2 Cent Rate Urged For Mailing Letter
Washington report says an administrative law judge urged cutting the first class letter rate from 10 cents to five cents per ounce and raising other rates for air mail magazines newspapers and packages. The judge noted two cents subsidize junk mailers and urged lower postcard rates and higher air mail costs. The panel may take months to draft recommendations.
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Bay Area Hottest Days Felt In Heat Wave Across County
A blistering heat wave continues in the Bay Area with temperatures in the 90s and 100s. Public Weather Service forecasts tomorrow's highs in the upper 80s to low 90s as a shift to northerly winds brings cooling ocean fog to the sweltering region.
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Ford seeks NATO fixes in Brussels marathon talks
President Ford spent eight hours in private meetings with Portugal Greece Turkey and other NATO partners as he pressed for solidarity amid Cyprus tensions. Greek Prime Minister Caramanlis and Turkish Prime Minister Demirel said progress was elusive while Ford hoped to revive Middle East talks with Egypt's Sadat in Austria.
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Retirement marks end of era for Pacific High principal
Betsy Lira outlines the career of Win Richards, longtime Pacific High School principal, who is retiring after 15 years at Pacific and prior openings at Jefferson School and Bancroft Junior High. He recalls district unification in 1982, staff upheavals, safety scares, and early challenges, including earthquakes and building controversies, before leaving public education for retirement.
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