Tustin Unified to Hold Boundary Realignment Meeting
The Tustin Unified School District Board will host a special meeting at 6 p.m. on September 11 in the Pioneer Middle School multipurpose room to review high school boundary realignment recommendations and public input from two hearings. The public may view proposed maps online and call the district for details.
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Front Page Teaser: Heideman School Keeps Alex Center Open
Front page note announces continuation of the Alex Center program at Heideman School after fixes. Page 3 promises fuller coverage of the decision and community response.
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TUSD Budget Shortfall Refined To 5 Million
The Tustin Unified School District revised the current year's budget showing a 5 million deficit as revenue projections of 119.3 million fall short of 124.5 million in expected expenditures. Beginning balance of 14.2 million drops to 9.1 million by year end, with further state cuts anticipated. Superintendent Pete Gorman cautions next year will be challenging and the district's reserve drops to 7.6 million. Deputy superintendent Brock Wagner warns of possible program eliminations and hiring freezes if the state economy worsens.
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Tustin Council backs recall of Gov. Davis in October vote
All five Tustin City Council Republicans back recalling Governor Gray Davis. Several council members signed recall petitions. They criticize state budget impacts on cities and support Arnold Schwarzenegger as replacement, with four favoring his election and Bone backing Tom McClintock.
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Jeff Thomas
Tony Kawashima
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Tracy Worley
Navy to Clean Up Tustin Base Contaminated Zone
The Navy will spend 43 million dollars to clean a section of the former Tustin air base. Groundwater will be pumped and cleaned, 2,450 cubic yards of soil treated by solvent extraction, and the most protective plan aims to curb health risks. Work could start next year with a Record of Decision due in March after a final public meeting.
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Jerry Dunaway
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