Court allows Pac Tel rate boost in California
The California Supreme Court upheld a $68.9 million Pacific Telephone rate increase to offset wage hikes, denying San Diego's challenge. The ruling affirms PUC orders for refunds totaling about $160 million and an annual rate reduction of $87.6 million, with prior adjustments nullified and a $55.4 million general rise past August.
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California board to decide textbooks after legal opinion
A Sacramento legal opinion says the State Board of Education has final authority on textbook selection. San Diego's John Ford urged balanced presentation of origins, arguing evolution should not be taught as unchallenged fact. The board may adopt books without curriculum commission backing after review and public hearing.
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Antiwar vets seek permit for parade with Aliota role
Viet nam Veterans Against the War asks Mayor Jo seph Aliota to reverse a ban on their participation in the Veterans Day parade. If refused, a spokesman says they will seek appropriate level action including an injunction against the entire parade.
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