PG&E ad budget sparks rate hike debate in hearings
In San Francisco a Pacific Gas and Electric Company rate hike hearing shifts to advertising spending. The plan faces opposition from consumer groups and lawmakers who argue for scrutinizing costs and alternatives while the utility defends its budget and messaging.
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UPT
Communimnion
Gore
Isom
Pacific Gen and Electric Company
Whem
St Hotens Hla
Senate
Bec
Siegel
Pany
Rd Hayange
New Haven District Sets Agenda On Teacher Salaries
New Haven trustees plan to respond to four salary and benefit requests from certificated staff at tonight's meeting at the district headquarters on MD Western Ave Union City. The package from 400 teachers includes a 17.5 percent raise a 2 hour longer school day and removal of extra duty requirements. The agenda also covers a multi purpose building and gym enclosure at Alvarado Middle School a financing plan for four buses and a report from the philosophy development committee.
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New Haven
MD Western Ave
Union City
Alvarado Middle School
Philosophy Development Committee
Nixon appeal to Jaworski seeks no indictment
Former President Richard Nixon's attorney Herbert Miller sent a legal appeal to Leon Jaworski asking not to indict Nixon during the gap between Nixon's resignation and Ford's pardon. Jaworski disclosed the communication while speaking to the Texas Daily News Association. The letter argued against impeachment and claimed filing new charges would be useless.
Pollutants Funds Sought by Maine Senator Hearings
Senator Edmund Muskie announced that hearings will open on a resolution to release urgent impounded water pollution cleanup funds. The plan targets 5 billion dollars tied up since 1972, to speed state projects and create long term construction jobs, with Maine set to gain about 38.7 million.
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Maine
UPI
Edmund Markie
Dmaine
Muskie
Ately
Bion
S. Am
Portland Internaonal Jetport
Chile Allows Martial Arts Training After Ban
Chilean military authorities permit the restoration of karate judo and other martial sports previously banned on national security grounds. A decree by Gen. Sergio Arellano requires instructors to be Chilean nationals with clean police records and completed military service and high school. The Defense Ministry will oversee permissible sites and can act against those deemed undesirable.
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Santiago
Chile
UPI
Sergio Arellano
Serge Zone
Defense Ministry
Perons
Drifting fishermen rescued off Puerto Rico coast
UPI states a Puerto Rican fisherman Fundador Velez, 34, and two companions were spotted drifting about 100 miles east of Nicaragua aboard a 16 foot outboard. Sunflower, a Panamanian merchant vessel, picked up Velez after his companions disappeared. Velez was in good condition on Monday, while a second crew member was reported dead.
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UPI
Nicaragua
Guand
Fundador Velez
Tita Ighesias
Mayaguez
Seiah Aetm
Sunflower
Coast Guard
Mona
Velez
Trailer Hits Bus Killing Ten Near Saltillo Mexico
A cargo trailer unhooked from its truck cab rammed a passenger bus on a highway south of Saltillo. Ten people died and at least 70 were injured as both vehicles burned for over an hour. Police reported the dead were not identified. The crash followed a failed attempt to avoid an animal crossing and occurred about 78 miles south of Saltillo.
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Saltillo
Mexico
Joose
Unetus
Mexico City
Inflation Drives Home Work Trend In South County
Inflation pushes residents like Peggy Lucas of San Leandro and Alice Clarke of San Leandro to run businesses from home. They join others in Fremont and nearby cities who seek extra income through home occupations as city officials review rules. Zoning officers report rising permit requests, with many applicants unable to meet restrictions.
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Peggy Lucas
San Leandro
Donald L. Bock Jr
Fremont
Alice
James Clarke
Saah County
Lucas
Clarke
France
Charles
Anne Brown
Tso
Brown
Childrat
Teown
Plarmer
Norm Weisbrod
Brown, Clarke
Mrs. Lucas
Abe
Weisbrod
Weisbral
Chase Dodge
Dodge
Hayward
Tune
Surviving sextuplet child returns home in San Jose
Mrs. Alvin Lange, mother of ten conceived with fertility drugs, leaves the hospital with Jolene the only survivor of last December's sextuplets. The Langes prepared a pale yellow nursery on San Jose's east side, cribs and clothes ready as they seek peace after the long ordeal.
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San Jose
Calif
UPT
Alvin Lange
Jolene
Langes
Special session tackles home loans
In Sacramento a special 60 day session moved to create a new state housing authority and authorize 450 million dollars in bonds to back low interest loans for California housing. The plan aims to fund about 19 000 new homes annually and attract 1 billion in federal rent subsidies over 40 years.
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Sacramento
UPI
Fenders
Dears
Ovalford
Howald Reagan
California
Soe
Money ii
Senate
Tom James Mills
Pian Diepsaid
Leo T. Dsanety
Brown
Peter Chacon
Dsan Diego
Sene
Zeravich
Fresno
George Moscone
San Francisco
Moscone
Hundreds appeal for school aid rally in Sacramento
Hundreds of students and parents gathered in Sacramento to urge Gov Brown and legislators to add about 600 million dollars for California public schools to keep up with inflation. Speakers noted inflation, recession and waning revenue as constraints while inviting cooperation from teachers and officials to find funding.
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Brown
Maria Obledo
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Obledo
California
Bryan
Bryan Stevens
California Teachers Association
Cal football art portrays bold game scenes and memories
A Berkeley artist recalls growing up amid Cal games and shaping a watercolor portrait inspired by a Cal passer and Stanford blitz. The piece interweaves live game drama with the artist’s history at Cal, praising Bartkowski’s effort in a tough season while reflecting on fan therapy through painting.
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Harpainter
Cal
Berkeley
Pappy Waldorf
Tarpainier
Chrysler slump worst in history signals deep losses
Chrysler faces its worst fourth quarter in history as rebates erupt, cash costs exceed 150 million, and a broad industry downturn sparks expected first quarter losses. CEO Townsend pins the slide on inflation cutting consumer spending, while 51,500 hourly workers remain on indefinite layoff and more cutbacks loom to trim fixed costs.
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Chrysler
Lynn A. Townsend
Chrysler Board
Townsend
Chryslee
Cens
Lan Nevis Tay
Missing Hayward man sought in Kincheloa case
GUERNEVILLE California authorities said Kincheloa’s wife told them she had not seen him since last Friday when he left for work. A car found in the street was registered to Brenda Lee Meyers, the bride’s maiden name, and the couple had recently married.
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Guerneville
UPI
Saneme
Kincheloa
Brenda Lee Meyers
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