Local officials weigh Nixon wage freeze on pay raises
Fremont and Newark teachers and city employees face uncertain raises as the day wage and price freeze may alter negotiations. Officials including county counsel and school district leaders seek clarity on July 1 longevity and January increases while Fremont leaders call the move potentially positive for auto buying and inflation control.
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Labor unions press Nixon on wage price policy
Washington reports unions blame Nixon for economic mismanagement and demand relief for workers amid wage and price controls. AFL-CIO leader George Meany and other labor figures rally against tax cuts for business while rail and postal workers face stalled contracts as cabinet meetings in Europe weigh impact on dollar value and imports.
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Reagan backs Nixon wage price action in California
Sacramento reports Reagan praised President Nixon’s wage and price freeze as fiscally responsible and within Republican principles. State officials urged further tax freeze measures while assessing the policy’s impact on California government amid conflicting signals and potential employee pay changes.
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Fremont pentathlon athlete Marilyn King returns from Pan American Games
Marilyn King, Fremont’s lone entrant in the Pan American Games held in Call Colombia, finished fourth in women’s pentathlon missing bronze by 2 points. She criticizes media for political slant, praising athletes’ humanity and noting anti American sentiment was milder than expected. She also comments on perceived bias against the U S team in swimming lanes but says athletes across nations shared mutual respect.
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Catholic strike and IRA warn of underground government in Northern Ireland
Thousands of Catholics abstained from work in Belfast and Londonderry as protests over internment without trial escalate. IRA militants form a parallel government, vow to target soldiers and police, while violence flares with casualties and property damage across Northern Ireland. London urged Parliament recall amid crisis. Northern Ireland leaders plan talks.
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Community rally aids Niles derailment families
The Rev Harry A Edegood of Farhway Baptist Church said donations of furniture clothing and some cash flooded in over the weekend to aid 13 families evacuated after the Niles train derailment About 48 people were helped with food cash and temporary housing needs with Red Cross funds aiding meals One evacuee Mrs Margaret Tommy received emergency funds to fly to Germany to join her husband whose unit is stationed there
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Hall Ranch Road
Union City
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Woekend
Ellegood
Retty Miller
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Weather Outlook Fair Then Warmer Tomorrow
Forecast calls for fair skies through tomorrow with a rise in temperature to the low highs while tonight brings lighter winds. Westerly winds 0 to 20 mph persist, keeping conditions mild and dry.
New Haven District Considers Delayed Fall Trimester Start
The New Haven school district proposes shifting the fall trimester start for junior and senior high students to ten days later than planned. The adjustment appears on a recommendation scheduled for board discussion tonight and would affect both junior and senior high calendars.
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Earthquake hazards threaten thousands of Angeles buildings
A solvable earthquake study reports over twenty thousand old structures in the Angeles area require strengthening or demolition. The Bay Area Council notes a population shift from decline to moderate growth, and San Quentin prison experiences a 25 percent strike by inmates demanding higher wages and grievances addressed. Charles Tex Watson, described as a simple boy warped by drugs and sex, is portrayed as a robot killer by his attorney in relation to Charles Manson.
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San Quentin
Charles
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Watson
Charles Manson
New York Stock Exchange Posts Record Gain in Heavy Volume
The stock market surged on record volume as the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 32.93 to 888.95 amid Nixon inflation relief hopes. Volume hit 34,730,000 shares, toppling the prior high of 28.2 million. Actor Paul Lukas dies in Tangiers at 76 after two months’ treatment. Defense Secretary Laird warns of legal risk if Congress fails to extend the draft and related security measures.
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Morocco
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Bahrain recommended for UN admission in Security Council panel
In world affairs Bahrain, the sheikdom that declared independence last weekend, is recommended for admission to the United Nations during a closed session of the Security Council membership committee. Oman is bypassed as it remains a colonially covered territory.
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