California voters back bond for quake schools and open primary
California voters approve a $350 million school bond to repair earthquake damaged schools and build new classrooms while backing an open presidential primary system. They also approve several other propositions and defeat the clean environment measure by a wide margin.
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California bill to restructure early education clears committee
In Sacramento the Senate Education Committee approved Sen. Mervyn Dymally's 351 million plan to phase in voluntary four year old classes, expand parental and volunteer involvement, and cut pupil to adult ratios from 30 to 1 to about 10 to 1 through third grade. The bill advances to the Finance Committee on a 6-0 vote.
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Adventist school gym complex groundbreaking in Ukiah
Groundbreaking for a 318000 dollar Adventist Ukiah Junior Academy gym complex was held at the Stipp Road campus. The two level project includes an 18000 square foot gym, home economics lab, classrooms, and youth facilities with completion targeted for October 15 for the upper level and early spring for the lower.
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Pollster Field Overestimates California Primary Outcome
UPI reports Californi a Pollster Mervin D Field predicted McGovern would win California by 20 percent over Humphrey. Final results showed McGovern 45 percent to Humphrey 40 percent. Field cited voter volatility and undecided voters shifting to Humphrey as factors.
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