Rockefeller Sworn V P as Ford Sees New Era Begins
Nelson A Rockefeller was sworn in as the 41st vice president in a Senate ceremony with President Ford present. The confirmation followed four months of debate over wealth and conflicts of interest, marking the first time both top offices were chosen by Congress.
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Minorities win hiring battle at Ohlone College
Ohlone College trustees voted to hire Hector L. Cordova as a temporary administrative intern for up to 100 days at a maximum $6,000. Cordova, pursuing Mexican American studies at San Jose State University, was chosen over a Caucasian candidate after a drawn out dispute with the affirmative action advisory council. The decision followed a lengthy back and forth over openness of the job and the council’s role, with a January review planned to define minority hiring procedures and governance. Trustees Hochler and Sesha s were absent.
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Fremont trustees name interim finance chief for Bible college
Mostly fair weather hosts a foggy start with increasing clouds and a chance of rain by late afternoon tomorrow. Highs in the 60s and overnight lows near 40. Fremont yesterday recorded a 68 degree high and 41 low as trustees appointed a year-old San Francisco Bible College administrator as interim director of finance after Harold Alameda was fired on December 4.
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Expansion of vocational schools urged
A state review team urged broadening Fremont Newark Regional Occupation Program to include more adults during recession. They cited layoffs at Fremont GM and Milpitas Ford plants as reasons for retraining. The panel praised local ROP and called for kept current job requirements and intensified recruitment to meet employer needs.
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Sister city chair resigns after council clash in Fremont
Dr. Frances C. Amemiya, head of Fremont’s sister city committee, resigned citing an adversary like city council meeting filled with grandstanding and sarcasm. She sought 300 to fund a visit by Puerto Peñasco officials for Fremont’s 19th birthday and alleged last minute handling. The council approved just over 200 and set a travel policy, while the committee still seeks 600 for hosting the visitors and arranging exchanges with Puerto Peñasco.
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Sugar price fixing charged to six sugar firms
A grand jury charged six sugar refining companies on Thursday with illegal price fixing across 23 states. The indictments target California & Hawaiian Sugar, Holly Sugar, Consolidated Foods, Amalgamated Sugar, American Crystal Sugar, and Great Western Sugar in regional conspiracies. Civil antitrust suits named the National Sugar Beet Growers Federation, with penalties potential up to $50,000 per company per offense for criminal counts.
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Mormon land plan okayed near BART in Fremont
A general plan amendment allows the Mormon church to develop part of its 145 acre parcel near BART for residential use. Attorney Dan Bushnell said the State Public Works Board will consider converting about six acres of the church property for schools and related facilities relocating from elsewhere. The parcel lies between Walnut Avenue and Stevenson Boulevard northeast of Civic Center Drive, with the plan moving toward institutional uses before final approval.
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U.S. economy eyed to drag global growth says OECD
An OECD report issued in Paris warns the world economy could slow as the United States weakens, predicting declines in activity in 1974 and 1975. Ford administration events unfold with Chairman Speer defending steel price hikes to offset rising costs amid public jeers and pro inflation measures.
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