Wage price freeze extends to state and local workers
The Nixon administration announced a wage price freeze to cover all state and local government employees including teachers with contracts starting after August 15. The move affects about 14 million public service workers nationwide as labor unions resist and Wall Street experiences heavy trading amid global currency tensions.
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Rein
Cost of Living Council
Treasury
Joh B. Connally
Weather forecast with fog and mild temps ahead
A brief forecast notes fair conditions through tomorrow with morning and night fog and low clouds. Temperatures rise from the upper 60s to the upper 60s during the day and fall to the upper 50s at night. Winds will be light to moderate, 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons.
Court rejects bid to halt Davia kidnap murder case
California Supreme Court denies Angela Davia a writ to stop her prosecution in Marin County after a similar denial by the State District Court of Appeals. The high court follows the same ruling as prior court action. Violence in suburban schools rises, with teachers study noting more than half the districts faced incidents in 1970-71.
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California Supreme Court
Angela Davia
Marin County
High“Court
State District Court’ of ‘Appeals
American Federation of Teachers
Wallace orders Calhoun schools reopen in nondiscrimination push
Governor George C. Wallace charges federal courts with blocking public education and orders Calhoun County to reopen the Calhoun County Training School in Hobson City Alabama on a nondiscrimination basis after earlier court orders. Also notes 500000 telephone workers and 180000 railroad workers gaining retroactive pay increases under wage freeze.
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George C. Wallace
Calhouin County
Wallace
Calhoun County Board of Education
Calhoun County
Hobson City
Ala
Nixon
France Rejects Franc Revaluation in IMF Plan Clash
France declines to revalue the franc and accuses the United States of breaching monetary rules in Nixon’s save the dollar measures. A government communique from an emergency cabinet session proposes a two tier international monetary system to stabilize world currencies instead of floating the franc.
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France
United States
Nixon
Man fights aid cut over long hair in discrimination case
Fremont 21 year old unemployed man with long hair and beard says California unemployment office cut him off after deeming his appearance reduced job prospects. He and Michael Hughes of 1942 Rosemary Court Fremont will plead discrimination at a hearing August at 8 30 a m in Hayward. If ruled for him it could spark broader challenges to hair as a lifestyle factor in benefits eligibility. Humphreys at the Hayward office says cases vary and benefits are not cut on a blanket basis.
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Hayward
Michael A. Hughes
Rosemary Court
California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board
Rob
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Amador St
Hughes
Ohlone College
State of California Human Relations Agency
Department of Human Resources Development
Humphrey
Legis
Penetoul
Humphreys
Michael Hughes
Saya
Alice Cline Resigns After City Hall Dispute
Fremont recreation chief Alice Cline says she will resign and accuses city hall of deliberate embarrassment. She moved to Pleasanton recently and contends council action requires residency in Fremont for all city commissions. She criticizes the city manager’s office for circulating a newspaper tip about her move.
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John Pachtner
Fremont
Alice Cline
City Hall
Nixon team guards for labor critics
Washington reports President Nixon sent a high level delegation to AFL CIO leaders to ease a growing labor rebellion against the wage price freeze. UAW and Teamsters could strike if the measure extends, while West Coast dock workers continue an all day walkout.
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UAW
Teamsters
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Leonard Woodcock
Harry Bridges
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George P. Shultz
White House
Office of Management and Budget
Chopper crash kills 37 Gis in Germany
A US Army CH47 Chinook crash near Pegnitz Germany killed 37 American soldiers from the 56th Artillery Brigade. The twin engine helicopter carrying 33 passengers and four crew plunged about 1,000 feet into a field hours before reaching a training site. Witnesses reported explosions and debris scattered along the autobahn area.
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Germany
Berlin-Munich Autobahn
Army
U.S
Europe
Ruemberg
Discord May Follow Try To Revamp CDC Board
Fremont board moves tonight to rewrite bylaws for the Community Drug Council amid threats of resignations and factional battles. John Baker supporters aim to abolish director election provisions and curb opposition from task force volunteers. Opponents warn the changes would concentrate power and make most directors political appointees.
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Glenn Anderson
Fremont
Community Drug Council Board
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Dean Selig
Baker
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Diaan Anderson
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