Union and board clash over contract details and staffing
Labor leader Rankin says differences must be resolved as the AFL-CIO Central Labor Council notes tense negotiations outside the board room. The board approved two year MOUs with a 14.5 percent pay raise, while the union challenges provisions allowing temporary staff and potential reclassification of workers as managers outside union jurisdiction. Officials say the number of affected employees remains unclear.
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Teard
Rankin
Richard Grouls
Grouls
Board of Directors
Fe Heer Terg
Rial
Keck
Park Gan
Fet
Discontent rises as Nha Trang falls to Viet offensive
North Vietnamese forces push along the coast threatening Cam Ranh and Nha Trang as South Vietnamese leadership faces resignations. Prime Minister Tran Thien Khiem offers to quit amid war strain while defenses crumble and refugee flows surge toward Saigon along Highway 1.
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Saigon
UPI
Nha Trang
Betine US
Cam Ranh Iy
Tran Thien Khiem
Nguyen van Thien
Thien
Khiem
Thieu
Cam Ranh Bay
Wat
Lyndon B. Johnson
Cam
Pham van Phu
Ind
Phan Rang
Johnson
Cam Ranh
Runaway monkey welcomed home with open arms
Newark residents recount Tanya the South American Woolie monkey escaping from owner Loren Werner and roaming the area for several hours. Alicia Llanos and another girl encountered Tanya near Thornton Avenue before the animal returned to Werner’s home. Werner offered a $20 reward, and Tanya reportedly settled back into her familiar surroundings after the reunion.
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Newark
Tanya
Loren Werner
Dairy Ave
Thornton Avenue
Alicia Llanos
Beare
Thornton
Alicia
Werner
Miss Llanos
California housing finance bill sent to floor
An Assembly committee approved a near one billion dollar measure to create a state housing finance agency. It would issue 950 million dollars in bonds to fund low interest loans for 20 000 housing units and 18 000 construction jobs, chiefly for rental housing and urban homesteading. Budget fights delayed a proposed 43 44 dollar annual ceiling for the agency president, with Hearings noting high salaries might be avoided to attract a capable administrator.
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Assembly
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Teasure
Ways and
Peter Oxon
San Diego
Housing and Community Development Committee
Waa Aoge Pede
Ates Idebil
Moing Finance Agency
Brown
Arearches
Chacon
Bea Tm
Governor's Business and Transportation Sec
Donald Burns
Burns
Fremont groups press city council for funding in last night meeting
Local groups urged Fremont officials to broaden use of revenue sharing beyond capital projects. Rosan Wilson of Tri City Volunteers pushed for funding for elderly transport, meals, and errands, plus food and clothing aid. Others sought support for the Fremont Municipal Band, Parental Stress Service, and a history project, with requests ranging up to 16 thousand dollars.
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Fremont
Rosan Wilson
Tri- City
Associated Community Action Program
Ray Farley
Lynn Barnett
Janruary
Maurice Marks
Blossom Drive
Marks
Gene Sthodes
Weather forecast for Fremont Wednesday brief
Increasing clouds this afternoon with a 40 percent chance of showers tonight into Thursday. Lows near 40s with highs in the upper 50s to around 60. Tonight and Wednesday night expect rain chances around 40 percent. Yesterday in Fremont reached 70 with a low of 49.
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Fremont
Salvation Army scouts sites for new Newark service center
Salvation Army officials inspected possible sites in Newark for Northern California's first Community Service Center. Page 2 notes the latest revised Central Park master plan coming before the city Recreation Commission.
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Salvation Army
Newark
Northern
California
Central Park
Californians Favor Tax Vote Margin In Legislature
Pollster Mervyn Field reports Californians prefer deciding tax changes by simple majority over two thirds, reflecting a strong majority sentiment in favor of a direct vote on tax measures. The finding appears on page 21 of the publication.
Oil reserves fall as prices rise in 1974 nation
The petroleum industry reports sharp declines in U S oil and natural gas reserves for 1974 despite large price hikes. Other items include a Black church group seeking a quarter of a million to build a private school amid inner city school issues and Watergate tape evidence affecting John Connally. Officials project thousands may seek conditional clemency under Ford’s earned reentry plan. Defence warns jurors over Symbionese Liberation Army murder case links.
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the Petroleum Industry
America
Nudist Camp Crime Suspect Not Charged
In Land O Lakes Florida a 15 year old Tampa boy stripped near the Nudist Colony and a pile of clothing was found with marijuana and a photo. Officers identified him from the photo but since he was unclothed he faced no marijuana possession charge. A trespass count was pursued instead.
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Tampa
Lake
Mahoney
Mahoray
Thy
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