GM to Idle 1400 Workers at Fremont Plant
GM will suspend passenger car production at its Fremont plant for one week starting Monday, idling about 1,400 assembly workers while truck production and related activities, employing 1,425 workers, continue. This layoff follows prior cuts through January 13 totaling 2,300 workers.
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Weather notes and local pool controversy
The forecast calls for mostly fair weather through Saturday with highs in the 50s to 60s and overnight lows in the 0s. Some low clouds may form tonight and tomorrow morning. In Fremont yesterday the high was 4 with a low of 52 as Rev Wayne Dobson opposes mixed bathing and contests a city swimming pool construction.
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Water pact talks eyed in Alameda County dispute
In San Francisco a final attempt to settle a lawsuit between Alameda County Water District and Citizens Utilities Co of Niles-Decoto will be discussed. ACWD seeks to acquire the company, disputing a $5.6 million asking price, while considering dropping condemnation for negotiated terms. The trial resumes February 20.
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Ford taps Hills for Housing and Urban Development
The Ford administration names Carla A Hills Assistant Attorney General to lead Housing and Urban Development, marking the first female Cabinet pick in two decades. Nixon pins blame on himself for resignation, plans a political comeback while Gegler notes he would not take an ambassadorial post. Turkish Cypriot leaders declare the Turkish-occupied north a separate autonomous republic pending a federal solution.
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Secret airlift hub ties Oakland to Cambodia missions
In a covert operation linked to Bird Air, a rundown hotel office in Oakland served as the nerve center for recruiting pilots and crew to fly Pentagon shipments into Phnom Penh. Bird Air sought 50 crewmen, offering up to 4500 monthly, as Pentagon contracts expanded to 20 daily flights with five C-130s added. officials claimed secrecy amid criticisms of circumventing bans on U.S. military involvement in Southeast Asia.
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Accused on stand in Sweeney trial
Two men testifying for defense in the Robin Sweeney case deny witnessing the beating but say they saw him thrown from the Hayward San Mateo Bridge on Aug 9. Webb and Montenegro discuss marijuana and amphetamine sales tied to co defendants York Tufts Karr. |}
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Bridge Player Dow Makes Bridge His Life in Fremont
Fremont bridge enthusiast Steve Dow Jr has treated bridge as a life pursuit for 16 years. A tile setter for Dow Tile, he earned a Top 100 North American ranking last year and often travels weekends with his wife for nationwide tournaments. Dow learned the game at 18 from his parents and later met his wife Jeanine at a bridge game they wed in July 1971 amid a summer bridge nationals honeymoon.
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Stock rally tops NYSE history with record volume
New York stocks surged in a heavy rally as the Dow rose 11.89 to 76.92 and the NYSE logged a record 35,160,000 shares traded. The session continued a six on-record heavy day streak, amid late profit taking and optimism about economic recovery. President Ford visited Wall Street during the surge, urging optimism about the economy.
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Dumbarton funds opposed in bill
Sacramento. A bill to block state money for a new Dumbarton Bridge across San Francisco Bay was introduced by Sen. Arien Gregorio. The measure would allow use of bond or other funds to fix the existing bridge or improve approaches, citing safety concerns and environmental impact reports.
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