Nixon wage price freeze backed by government power
Washington reports that the administration mobilizes up to 100 billion dollars in purchasing power to enforce the wage price freeze. A 1122-person Sindlinger poll shows broad public support while unions condemn the program as discriminatory. Justice Department signals readiness for civil action against Texas Governor Preston Smith for defying the rules and planning state pay decisions.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Preston Smith
Texas
Hving Sonal
John N. Mitchell
Justice Department
Weather Outlook Morning Clouds With Patchy Fog
Patchy morning fog and low clouds will give way to fair skies. Temperatures hold steady with highs in the 60s to low 70s. Tonight lows in the 50s, with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph in the afternoons.
AFT urged to donate day’s pay for political war chest
In San Francisco members of the American Federation of Teachers are urged to contribute one day's pay toward a large political fund. Robert Porter of Washington, D C, secretary-treasurer notes the AFT should play a bigger political role beyond campaigning amid wage-price freeze concerns. A psychology professor who ran an experimental prison with 21 students for inmates and guards says the study is ending with participants collapsing.
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American Federation of Teachers
San Francisco
Robert Porter
Washington, D. C
APT
AFT
Philip Zimbardo
Hoffa Parole Bid Denied By U S Board On Third Try
The U S Parole Board rejects James R Hoffa s third appeal for release from federal prison doubting he has cut all ties to the Teamsters and says it will review the case again next June. In a separate report, testimony introduces a key witness against Capt Ernest L Medina over My Lai and his attorney challenges the witness s credibility.
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U.S. Parole Board
James R. Hoffa
Teamster
Giant Union
Ioffa
Ernest L. Medina
Medina
My Lai
F. Leé Bailey
Tropical Storm Chloe Threatens Caribbean Shores
A squally disturbance strengthens into the season's third tropical storm Chloe south of Puerto Rico and menaces the Dominican Republic's Caribbean coast. Forecasters from the National Hurricane Center in Miami report top winds near 60 mph and anticipate gale force winds of 40 mph or more along the Barahona Peninsula later this morning.
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Chloe
Puerto Rico
Dominican Republic
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Barahona
Bolivian rebels seize cities as Torres faces revolt
Rebel forces claim control of Santa Cruz and Cochabamba amid a growing coup against President Juan Jose Torres. Tens of thousands march in support of the government, while loyal troops rally to defend the regime. The conflict heightens as divisions within the armed forces widen across the country.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
UPI
Juan Jose Torres
Mar
Liberty Network
Torres
el Alto
Inga 18
la Pax
Cochabamba
Oruro
Interior
Jorge Gallardo
Santa Cruz
Oru
Ahea
Ing
Juan Lechin Oquendo
People’s Assembly
Jabor Movement
Gallardo
U.S
Artful Avenue Award Honors Capturing Disappearing Rural Landscape
The award recognizes an artist for outstanding ability in portraying the fading rural landscape. The recipient’s work emphasizes place and memory, highlighting changes in farm life and countryside through evocative imagery and skilled technique.
Fremont Youth Dies In High Speed Crash
A Fremont youth was killed when his car failed to negotiate a curve on Niles Canyon Road. The vehicle plunged over a cement embankment, overturned at least twice, and landed on top of driver Dwight David George. George died on arrival at Washington Hospital. Passenger Perry suffered arm abrasions. another occupant, David Alan Berry, survived with minor injuries. Police estimated speeds near 80 to 90 mph at the bottom of a foot drop and noted bystanders assisted in rescue efforts.
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Fremont
Niles Canyon
Iwest
Sundey
Ronald
Dwight David George
Mikes
Tien
George
Washington Hospital
Freelowever
David Alan Berry
Dd St
CHP
Lindstrom
Perry
Five CDC directors quit as Fremont split widens
Five CDC directors resign amid a three month split over the anti drug program. Board chairman Maselli aims to preserve Fremont and Union City efforts while Newark volunteers organize a separate program. Resignations followed new bylaws moving board control to appointees by city councils, school boards, and the municipal court judge.
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CDC
Louis Maselli
Fremont
Union City
Newark
Dean Selig
John Baker
Selig
Fox feeds on salami signals ecosystem imbalance in Alameda County
Sidney the fox, held by Alameda County Animal Control, refuses regular mice diet and demands salami, seen as a symbol of rising human-wildlife conflict in Fremont's planning talks. Animal Control Director William Hillebrand cites garbage, feral rats, and increased waste from population growth as factors, with feral cats blamed for declines in quail and songbirds. Hillebrand proposes humane cat traps to reduce competition for food among wild species.
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Sidney the Fox
Alameda County Animal Control
Fremont Plan
Animal Control
William Hillebrand
Sidney
South County
Hildebrand
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Harold Haley
Marin County
Ernest L. Graves
Graves
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FSB
National Reavolutionary Movement
MNR
Fremont Parke
Ted Harpainter
Artful Avenue
Fremont Hub
Harpainter
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Community Drug Council
BiAnn Anderson
Warter Gwin
Hubert Kitchen
Sheila Sheeler
Ror Wacks
Teen Formation
COS
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Eric C, Raimy
John Pachtwer
Alameda County
Sidney Isht
Hne
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