South County group urges countermeasure to PG&E propaganda
A consumer group heads a drive to deduct a monthly dollar from PG&E bills to fund public service advertising and energy tips. Officials warn this could risk service shutoffs while defenders say ads inform customers, with PG&E reporting allowable advertising costs and public relations expenses, though debates over funding and transparency continue.
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South County
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School Lunch Menu Items Across Week
A garbled list of daily school meals shows items like hot dogs, tacos, spaghetti, sloppy Joe, fried chicken, beef patties, turkey, and fish with sides such as corn, French fries, salads, fruit, milk, and desserts. Multiple grade levels appear, with some entries indicating elementary middle and high school distinctions.
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Tanana Hall
Pan Am engineers vote to cut wages amid crisis
Pan Am Flight Engineers Union members vote to surrender 2.75 billion in wages for next year to aid the financially stressed airline. Richard Phenneger, Pan Am Flight Engineers president, calls the move a difficult sacrifice for Pan Am's long-term interests. The wage rollback, effective Feb 1, 1976, cuts take-home pay and delays a scheduled raise.
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Washington
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Aegean
Panican World Airways
Oy Emmbelmingly
Richard Phenneger
Pan Ami
Flight Engineers International Association
Pan Am
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Irvington High School Band Performs at Candle Lighters Park
The Irvington High School stage band, conducted by Wayne Edwards, performs at 2:30 p.m. Saturday as part of a Candle Lighters event. Audience members are advised to sit on the grass and enjoy the free concert in the park.
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Donna Steering
Mission High School
San Jose State University
Wil James
Oakland
Holy Names College
Exemont
Te Irvagion
Candle Lighters’ Pariition
Wayne Edwards
Ropdar Mae Micon
Coast Guard probes blast sank excursion ship Carib Star
Coast Guard said a bomb likely caused the explosion that sank the 147 foot Carib Star off Santa Catalina Island. Divers investigated the engine room and hull. a caller warned against Arabs buying the vessel. The ship owned by Star Crest Inc and operated by Catalina Motor Cruises Inc.
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Sia Ian
Hector Weeks
Dan Ara
Carib Star
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Gene Wondt
Santa Catalina Island
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Catalina Transportation Co
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Catalina
Carib
White House silent on Betty Ford aide probe death
Police say James Howe, 52, was found unconscious in his Washington home with a gunshot wound to the head and died later. The Washington Post reported an ethics probe involving Mrs Howe and her husband over invitations from a Korean businessman. White House spokesman Ron Nessen declined comment saying no conclusion had been reached.
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Washington
The
Washington Post
White House
Tongsum Park
Tee Pek
James Howe
Philip Buchen
Buchen
Post
Nessen
Dominican Repubic
Park
Parkes
Revival of S F fishing in plan
San Francisco based plan by the Bay Area Conservation and Development Commission outlines steps to limit commercial fishing along the waterfront. The proposal reserves portions of the Bay Street waterline and sets rules for vessels and activity, with a 100 foot development oversight range. Existing structures remain unaffected while new developments face regulation.
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Bay Area
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Hye Street
Ambassadors Gravely Warn Cambodia War Risk
In Washington, Ambassador Um Sim said his country was led into a bloody war by others and left to face defeat alone. He criticized American actions as naive and warned it may be too late to save Cambodia from conquest by Communist forces.
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Washington
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United Rates
Sim
Canon
Tor Abe
Btadline
Sih Tooked
Ging Sishans
Ford
Cambodia
Death notices from Fremont area crowd the page
Fragmented obituary items list several individuals including Moorhie Lanna and Frement Kontichol with surviving children in Fremont, Hayward, and Sunnyvale, plus references to Melinda Kontitch and Auke Kentiteh. Also mentions William Alves and others with varied familial ties, military and civic affiliations, and funeral details at Mont Chapel of T Roses Mortuary.
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Frement
Tering
Petar
Mark Keontitch
Fremont
Canes Silcox
Sansore
Melinda Kontitch
Hayward
Auke Kentiteh
Sunnyvale
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Carl Olson
Fremont Congregational Church
Eriends
Chapes
Mortuary notices for Thurles Bannon and Siebes family
Funeral and memorial notices list THARLES BANNON of 6800 East 4th Street Oakland for a 9 30 a m service at SL Leander's Church followed by entombment at Holy Sepulchre Mausoleum Hayward. Also notes services for George Jerome Siebes and Stephen Douglas Siebes with church rites at Sorensen Bros Chapel Hayward and burial at Irvington Memorial Cemetery Fremont. Acknowledges U S citizen status and references local organizations and associations.
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Hunter
Charles
Rae Ae
Siebes
Joan Yorne de Malte
Sandra Diaone Cares
Union City
George Jerome Siebes
South Laguna
Stephen Douglas Siebes
Long Brath
Pinches
Hayward Esky Lodge
San Francisco
Holland
Sorensen Bros Chapel
Hayward
Irvington Memorial
Fremont
Sorensen Bros. Mortuary
Ann Tas
BART seeks new general manager amid board deadlock
Reports from East Bay papers say BART directors remain deadlocked in selecting a new general manager. Cooper aims to break the impasse by interviewing directors and calling a vote within two weeks. Candidates linked include Hubert Profet Lawrence Deims and others with high level experience.
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East Bay
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Choper
Reeeadie
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Richard Clark
Hubert Profet
Clark
Lawrence Deims
Su Ba Dahaeanton
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Saevalee
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Couple may not get Viet boy
Bakersfield report states Ms and Mrs Tom Laird face slim chances of reuniting with their five year old South Vietnamese son Nuyen Kloeg Thach. Aides to Rep William R Ketchem said Saigon’s government appears unlikely to permit the boy to leave Vietnam. The Lairds adopted him when stationed there years ago and had prior U.S. approval to bring him home after a transfer, but Saigon reportedly refuses leave.
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United States
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