Audit widens Fremont school blame
A state audit assigns fault to the Fremont Unified School District board, county superintendent, and the Hayward Bray and Burke auditing firm, citing deficient financial controls and falsified budget transfers in 1971 to 1974. The report pins blame on Harold Alameda, the former finance chief, and urges reforms including tighter audit trails, improved computer security, and stricter board oversight.
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Tom Debley Fremont
Fremont
Harold Alameda
Board of Education
Aoe
William Bolt
Hayward Accounba
Fremont Unified
Alameda
School
Bray and Burke
Daily Review broadcast page item perhaps from 1975
The fragment from The Daily Review of Hayward California dated October 20, 1975 references a 52 page issue with 15 cantos. No coherent event details are readable. the text is a catalog line rather than a complete news item.
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Hayward
California
Outrageous Elton John Rocks Oakland Coliseum Crowd
Elton John, in a green sequined jumpsuit, performed amid chaos and spectacle at the Oakland Coliseum. The crowd roared as his bass guitarist battled him to two falls in a wild stage show, with John tossing his piano bench and sailing into the audience.
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Warkland
Elton John
Oakland Coliseum
Elton
Elflike
Fantastic
Ellon
Oakland
Rocket Man
Tommy
Fremont audit urged as lesson for districts
Assemblyman Alister McAlister released the final report of the auditor general on Fremont Unified School District calling it a deterrent example. He described the mis management as shocking and messy and noted new leadership under Supt Wayne Ferguson and Business Manager Phillip Wagner. Wagner and Ferguson said they would pursue reforms and request a follow up audit in 12 to 18 months to guide management improvements.
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Sth
Rock LaFleche
Harry Harvey
Bray and Burke
Hayward
Alameda County
California
the Auditor General
Fremont
Alister McAlister
D-San Jose
Fremont Unified
McAlister
Auditor General
Wayne Ferguson
Phillip Wagner
Ingers
Pood
Wagner
Ferguson
Board of Education
U S and Soviet Reach Grain and Oil Deal
United States and the Soviet Union reached terms for long range grain sales and Soviet commitment to supply some oil. The pact aims to stabilize purchases and curb U.S. food prices while Moscow plans to buy about 9 million tons of grain annually. Oil sales to the United States are included but without undercutting OPEC prices.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
U.S
Charles W. Robinson
Moscow
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Kissinger in Beijing as Detente Sparks War Fears
Henry Kissinger opened four days of talks with Chinese officials while a host warned that detente between the United States and the Soviet Union could raise the danger of a new world war. At a state banquet Chinese leaders criticized detente, but Kissinger defended it as each country pursuing its own path amid sharp exchanges over East-West tensions.
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Daily Review Wire
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
Englai
Chiao Kuan-hua
Kremlin
America
Soviet Union
Dance ends in murder in Sutherland Nebraska night
In Sutherland Nebraska a quiet Saturday turns deadly when a family is found shot to death at the Kellie home after an anonymous call draws police to the rural town. Residents shelter in place as word spreads and the incident shocks the community.
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Chadron State University
Sutherland
Henery Kellie
Kellie
Sutherland Area
North Platte
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