Strikers ordered to court in San Francisco case
Four leaders of a four day police strike were ordered to show cause why they should not face contempt citations for disobeying a temporary restraining order. Superior Court Judge Robert Drewes set September 2 for the show cause hearing before Judge William Mullins.
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San Francisco
UPI
Robert Drewes
William Mullins
Board of Supervisors
Alot
Aad
Ahoto
Scott
Grand Jury
Calonne-Ricouart slag heap explosion kills five
In Calonne Ricouart France an explosion of a 200 foot slag heap sent burning cinders over the town. Five people were killed and two injured as coal dust dust and embers blanketed streets. Residents fled burning houses while firefighters tried to aid victims amid five foot dust depths. Bulldozers cleared streets as officials reported the disaster.
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Bethune
France
UPD
Calonne-Ricouart
Permanent individual tax cuts asked
Rep A Ultman chairing the House Ways and Means Committee urged permanent extensions of the 7.7 billion in individual tax cuts enacted to spur the recession. He also sought a one year extension of the 2.5 billion corporate cut and 3.3 billion investment tax credit through 1977.
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Washington
UPI
A. Ultman
House
Ways and Means Committee
Allmar
Ullman
Congress
Uilman
Labor
John Dunlop
William Seidman
White House
Milwaukee
Judge Fines Striking Coal Miners Five Hundred Dollars Each
District Judge K K Hall fined four striking miners 500 dollars apiece Tuesday amid a crippling walkout by about 40 000 workers. The protest threatens broader disruption as industry officials estimate coal production loss near 22 million tons weekly output normally 11 to 12 million tons. Miners express fear and confusion while some refuse to reveal identities to avoid trouble. Rail layoffs occur as the strike defies court orders and union leaders. The dispute centers on a demand to insert a right to strike clause in the 1974 contract. UMW leadership rejects reopening talks and signals legal action if needed. The walkout traces to the August 1 firing of a southern West Virginia union official.
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Charleston
W. Va
UPE
K. K. Hall
United States
Alvin Clay
Beckley
Wo Va
Washington
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United Mine Workers
Joseph P. Brennan
Brennan
Obituary notices for Carrie Freitas and William Rhodes
Carrie Freitas 87 of Fremont died Monday Mass of the Resurrection to be celebrated at St Leonard s Church at 10 a.m. today She is survived by sons Manuel Tony and John and daughters Rose Alice Violet Mary Eleanor and others. Burial at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Services for William G Rhodes 66 of Fremont will be held Aug 22 at Paradise Rose Chapel with interment in Paradise Cemetery Local arrangements by Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary.
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Carrie Freitas
Fremont
St. Leonards, Church
Hawaii
Manuel Freitas
Premwd
Tony Freitas
John Freitas
San Leandro
Rose Duncan
Alice Finley
Ore-gon
Violet Jose
Hayward
Mary Lovell
Montana
Eleanor Fanarelli
Teat Aly Sepulchre
Maynart
Fremont Chapel
Etases Mortuary
Louisiana
Rose
Paradise
Fremont Chapel OF the Roses
Peralta Blvd
Temple Way
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Corrie Freitas Wed
Wartary
Dolphe Bird
Tengle Wry
UMW
West Virginia
SM i
America
Harry
C. Mariner
Dren
Save'st
Weware Blvd
Jarvis Avenue
U.S. Army
Pueblo
John C. Kelly
Chiropractic
Fremont Blvd
Roburia V. Millikan
Fremont Memorial Chapel
Peetha Blvd
Newark Memorial Chapel
Newark Blvd
Newark
Veleon
Berge Pappas Mortuary
Thomas N. Pappas
Fremont Vd
Hamant
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