California schools face bankruptcy amid inflation pressure
A California School Boards Association survey of 312 districts finds many schools near insolvency with 4000 to 5000 staff layoffs and 37 to 50 million dollars in program cuts projected by next fall. Districts including Sequoia LA Santa Ana Sacramento plan significant cuts and seek state funding. Local emergency meetings set for May 30.
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Tornado strikes Minnesota suburb
A tornado struck New Brighton and nearby suburbs injuring 30 and causing extensive property damage. Sunny Side School lost about a third of its roof as 800 pupils left for home. A custodian shielded children as windows shattered. no one was killed.
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Mary Tyler Moore leads Emmy wins in 1974 75 season
The Mary Tyler Moore Show captured six Emmys at the 27th annual Television Academy awards. Major acting honors went to Robert Blake for Beretta and Jean Marsh for Upstairs Downstairs. Valerie Harper and Tony Randall won best actress and actor in comedy series respectively.
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Democrats weigh site for 1976 convention in New York or Los Angeles
The Democratic site selection committee toured 20 cities, weighing factors beyond steak prices and hotel rooms. New York and Los Angeles emerge as front runners, with New Orleans still a distant option. George Wallace’s candidacy looms as a factor in deciding the venue.
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Housing measure approved for 950 million program
The Senate Finance Committee backed a 950 million housing construction rehabilitation and loan program sought by Gov. Brown. AB1 passed 7-3 in the Assembly Housing Committee and SB2 awaits final draft in a conference committee. The plan aims to create about 18,000 jobs and 20,000 housing units in 18 months with bonds financing and broad eligibility.
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Republicans warn of state budget deficit for 1975-76
Assembly Republicans project a 34.3 million deficit next year instead of a 574 million surplus. GOP staffers cite overstated 1975-76 revenue and call for budget reshaping, possible tax increases, and cuts to ongoing services.
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