Wife of Trojan Massage Parlor owner jailed after shooting at Fremont shop
In Fremont the wife of Trojan Massage Parlor owner Lola Irene Vargas allegedly fired multiple shots into the occupied business at 3860 Peralta Blvd during an argument with her husband Gerald Vargas who reported he refused to take her home. She was later arrested on charges of firing into an occupied building and possession of a loaded gun.
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Cupid
Dublin
Fremont
Sheriff's Department
Man sentenced on sex charge in Fremont
A 20 year old Union City man Anthony Cruz was sentenced to 30 days in county jail after pleading guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor he allegedly solicited for pornographic movies A stay of execution was granted so he starts serving the sentence after Christmas The judge also fined him 29 and placed him on three years probation The case began after a clothing store operator said Cruz posed as a department store representative and asked her to model sweaters for catalog photos
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Cruz
Catatogue
Dodge Pucci
Dying man's ring stolen in Newark burglary
Mrs Joyce Berry reports burglars broke into her home at 373H Edith Street while she visited her dying husband Fred Berry in hospital. She will not press charges and offers a reward for the ring and asks for the return of a railroad pocket watch with family significance. Fred Berry is not expected to live to Christmas.
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Newark
Joyce Berry
Hor
Edith St
Fred Berry
Burton to oppose Rockefeller vice presidency
San Francisco congressman Rep Philip Burton chairman of the House Democratic Caucus said he would vote against the confirmation of Nelson Rockefeller as vice president. He warned the Rockefeller family fortune could concentrate power in the presidency and leave the public potentially defenseless.
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San Francisco
UPL
Phiilip Burton
D-Calif
House
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Christmas trees auctioned off in Truckee
Forest Service auctioned more than 1100 Christmas trees originally bound for overseas service members. The trees, stored after thefts disrupted plans to ship to the Far East and Mediterranean, were sold in five lots to buyers including Carl Fogel of West Sacramento and Ashkesman. Remaining 200 trees to be disposed of at minimal prices.
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UPL
Forest Service
Areka
Douglas Allan
Far East
Mediterranean
Trockee
Carl Fogel
West Sacramento
California
Ashkesman
Kaiser Cement layoffs seen at five plants during holidays
Kaiser Cement Gypsum Corp disclosed a temporary layoff of 285 hourly workers across five plants due to weak housing demand. The two week shutdown covers Dec 23 and 30 in San Leandro Florida St Helens Camden and Delanco with production continuing at other plants.
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Calif
Kaiser Cerent & Gypsum Corp
San Leandro
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Helens
Ore
Camden
Delanco
Delaney
Kaiser
Eumeni
First Lady serves at Yule party for sick children
First Lady Betty Ford served punch and Christmas cookies to 61 youngsters at a Yuletide party at the Hospital for Sick Children. She joined a $2.40 donation to Dr. Arthur Arlein from the Naval Ship Engineering Center. Santa Claus, played by John Luck, distributed gifts as children handed letters requesting items.
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Washington
UPI
Betty Ford
Arthur Arlein
Naval Ship Engineering Center
John Luck
Santa Claus
Sears and Roebuck
Organic foods cost nearly double normal items says government scientist
Washington United Press International reports Ruth Leverton a government food scientist said in a Department publication that organic foods sold in natural food stores cost about 40 percent more with no extra nutritional value.
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Washington
UPI
Ruth Leverton
7 Department
Opis
UMW Execs Approve Pact for Striking Mine Construction Workers
United Mine Workers executives on Wednesday approved a stage contract covering about 4,30 striking mine construction workers and sent it to members for ratification, likely by weekend. The tentative wage agreement, reached with coal company negotiators, awaits Bargaining Council approval and a general membership vote.
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Eo Setcanier Stary
Page
Washington
UPL
United Mine Workers
Federal Mediation Service
UMW
Coal Company
Federal Mediation Rerview
Association of Biliennious Contractors
UAW
Fremont school finance report seen next month
Fremont School Board President Harry Sheppard said a financial report on the district budget will be ready by mid January. The board faces questions about a 39000 undistributed reserve after the firing of former Finance director Harold Alameda on December 4 and ongoing search for a replacement. The board adopted criteria for selecting a new superintendent and approved Brookvale Elementary School naming as Brookvale, while Hillview retained as interim name amid student parent input.
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Fremont
Harry Sheppard
Cere
Harold Alameda
Sheppard
Board of Education
William Ball
Com
Mittee
Donald Lau
Leu
Brookvale
Hillview
Warm Springs High School
Right On High School
Hiring meeting adjourns amid hiring dispute and bias debate
A contentious hiring meeting discussed minority representation in finalist rounds and adherence to the college policy of hiring the best qualified candidate. Epler cited policy and a federal memo on reverse discrimination. A closed session was underway as two top candidates, one Caucasian and one Chicana, were reviewed. A Jerusalem report noted a Melkite Church delegation appealing for Bishop Hilarion Capudes release before Christmas.
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Thompson
Epler
Peter Holmes
Federal Office of Civil Rights
Holmes
McCord
Newark
Feter
Jerusalem
UPI
Hilarion Capuced
Economist warns of oil and gas withholdings in market
Dr Paul Davidson of Rutgers testified to Congress that producers and others withhold crude and natural gas in expectation of higher prices. He urged a national energy policy to deter speculative withholdings and a breakup of energy conglomerates via antitrust action and new federal financing for development.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Paul Davidson
Bureau of Economic Research
Rutgers University
Senate Budget Committee
U.S
Davidson
U.S. Geological Survey
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
GM announces deep cuts to idle 91000 in auto industry
The article reports major GM layoffs driving long term U.S. auto industry unemployment to about 142000 by end of next month. Cadillac sales rise 18 percent, Ford and Chrysler also cutting production. GM plans 819000 cars in Q1 1975 and 222000 trucks, with numerous second shifts and line slowdowns across plants in Doraville Fairfax Willow Run Baltimore Fremont Janesville Flint Lansing Oldsmobile Lordstown and Lakewood. White collar layoffs expected to rise in January.
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Pene
Ford Motor Og
Chrysler Corp
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AGM
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Fairfax
Kan
Willow Run
Mich
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Asire
Lordstown
Ohi
Pontiac
Flint
Framingham
Mass
Lakewood
Ohio
Leeds
Tarrytown
N Y
van Nuys
Calif
Willaw Run
Ford urges steel price hike rollback
Ford calls for rollback of steel price increases amid ongoing economic strain. Commerce data show private wage disbursements fell by 6.1 billion dollars last month due to layoffs. GM plans adding industry layoffs and coal miners face stalled negotiations, with mining firms resisting UMW contracts and pickups in West Virginia and nearby states.
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General Motors
Commerce Department
Imanaciurig
Public to hear issues in deGroat case
The public will hear issues in the deGroat case with a mid January hearing date set by the school district’s attorney William Johnston. The hearing before a professional competence committee is binding unless appealed, and the board reaffirmed its charges after a closed session amid calls for action following a poetry presentation incident.
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William Johnston
Johnston
State Office of Administrative Hearings
de Groat
Nee
Second Nee
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