Pentagon to lay off 7,310 civilians in first round
The Pentagon plans to cut 7,310 civilian jobs in the first round of a broader cost saving drive aimed at saving about 57 million dollars. The Navy shipyard in Philadelphia and Wright Patterson Air Force Base face major losses as notices begin January 20. The Army loses 5,087 civilian staff, the Navy and Marine Corps 1,685, the Air Force 587, and the Defense Department 21, with heavy impact on personnel and duty at McAlester and other bases. Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird ordered the reductions to trim payroll by June 20.
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UPL
Armed Services
Pentagon
Naval Shipyard
Philadelphia
Navy
McAlester
Okla
Wrightae Air Force Base
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Army
Marine Corps
Air Force
Defense Department
Fense Department
Kenneth T. Lyons
National Association of Government Employes
Lyons
AeAletier
Thes
Wright Patterson
New Hayward Food Stamp Center to Open Soon
A new food stamp distribution center will open at 145 Grove Way Hayward to serve South County users. The facility, run with the South County Economic Opportunity Agency and the US Department of Agriculture, will coordinate with Wells Fargo Bank Loomis armored car services and Alameda County Welfare for storage and transport of stamps and funds. If ready by Feb 1, the center will end the gap for Hayward and Union City residents who previously had to travel to Castro Valley or Fremont to obtain stamps.
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Hayward
South County
Alameda County Welfare Department
Wells Fargo Bank
Loomis Armoured Car Service
Tts
Union City
Alameda County
Hayward Union City
Coop Center
Federal Credit Union
Castro Valley Boulevard
Fremoint
Livermore National Bank
Bank of America
Pleasanton
Fremont
Crocker Citizens
Tue Ageus Pubtioned By Thos Dally Marten
Euvig and Parry publish a Tuesday notice from Thos Dally Marten and a business address, listing a trade matter and legal claim. The items reference a public listing and related entities, with emphasis on the local business community and official action.
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Thos Dally Marten
Euvig & Parry
Masai
Eviction Ordered For Concealed Large Family Lease
A Municipal Court judge ordered Mr and Mrs Francisco Lomberdo to evacuate within 30 days after misrepresenting their 10 member family and a dog when leasing a five bedroom Los Angeles house. Witnesses saw only three children at the office and the lease was altered from five adults to ten children and no animals. The couple refused to leave and faced eviction proceedings with a possible $500 occupancy payment. Children ages range from 21 to 2.
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Los Angeles
Upi
Lawrence E. Drum
Francisco Lomberdo
Drum
Yablonski plea spurs UMWA probe and murder link
The case centers on Joseph A. Yablonski urging a union investigation nine days after Tony Boyle defeated him for UMWA president. Authorities, including Labor Department investigators and a federal grand jury, study alleged ballot irregularities, intimidation, and misused union funds as a broader corruption pattern within UMWA leaders.
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Washington
UPI
Edward L. Carey
UMWA
Labor Department
Boyle
Yablonski
Carey
Labor
George P. Shultz
Cornellsville
Antiwar Rallies Planned in 24 Cities on King Birthday
Los Angeles San Francisco Oakland Honolulu and 21 other cities announce joint antiwar demonstrations and observances for January 15 to mark Martin Luther King Jr's birthday. The New Mobilization Committee says nonviolent sit ins at Oakland and Los Angeles induction centers are planned for January 14 with anticipated arrests.
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Washington
UPI
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Honolulu
Oakland
Martin Luther King
Black Panther Party
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Vietnam New Mobilization Committee
New York
Philadelphia
Miami
Chicago
Denver
New Mobilization Committee
PUC rejects protest over gas rate plan in San Francisco
The California Public Utilities Commission rejected a protest plan by former commissioner William Bennet against Pacific Gas and Electric rates. Bennet proposed sending a monthly partial payment with a note protesting at least 10 percent, aiming to force escrow until a hearing.
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SAN Prancisco
UPI
California
Public Utilities Commission
Commission
PUC
William Bennet
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Bennett
Hig Bil
PUC Consumers’ Division
PAC 10
State vehicle records sale probe eyed by lawmaker
Assemblyman William Campbell called for an attorney general investigation into private firms allegedly selling DMV records. He plans to introduce a bill to evict firms renting DMV space while exposing a rent disparity survey showing three firms paid no rent. Campbell cited Coast Guard requests for addresses and questioned legality of such access, noting state law allows free information to government agencies.
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Sacramento
UPI
William Camp
Hacienda Heights
Department of Motor Vehicles
Dmv
Campbell
Bank of America
National Auto Theft Bureau
California State Automobile Association
Woodrow Wilson
DMY
Coast Guard
Circular Identification Bureau
OMNV
John Mebanehilh
McLaughlin
Verne Orr
Private firms offer faster, more careful DMV research
The text notes private firms have operated in the DMV for at least 20 years, claiming they provide quicker service and more thorough research than the department. It quotes as saying they fill a need, with individuals contacted separately by personas seeking information.
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Dmv
Ateast
Cal State to split into four schools
Cal State Hayward plans a four school reorganization to manage growth. Arts Letters and Social Sciences, Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Business and Economics, and Education will each have deans with strong budgets and personnel influence. The change aims to ease administration as student and faculty numbers rise by 1973-74.
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Hayward
California State College
Cal Sale
Arts, Letters
Cal State
Cal State Hayward caps freshmen intake for 1970
California State College, Hayward will not accept new applications from first-time freshmen for the summer and fall 1970 quarters. About 1,500 applications have been received, about 400 more than expected. The college will offer limited spaces for upper-division transfer students and urges junior college counselors to direct eligible students to apply for fall or summer 1970 if they aim to enter as juniors after spring 1970.
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Hayward
California State College
Three Ceres Teens Die In Auto Crash
Three Ceres High School students Laura Sargent 18 Vickie Sargent 17 and Gordon Baker 17 were killed Thursday when their car turned left and was broadside by another vehicle. The other driver was not seriously injured and no driver was identified.
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Ceres
API
Ceres High School
Laura Sargent
Vickie
Gordon Baker
Cleaver Says Wife and Child to Return to U S Soon
Berkeley based dispatch reports Eldridge Cleaver, exile information minister of the Black Panther Party, indicating in a message from Algiers that his wife Kathleen and their son Antonio Maren will return to the United States within days. Cleaver himself would return soon, after being denied a passport and given only a certificate of identity. He faces a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid confinement from a 1968 Oakarth gun battle.
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Berkeley
Calif
UPI
U. S
Oakarth
Kathleen
Antonio Maren
Washington, D.C
Baby survivor Dorothy Terra seeks basic necessities after fatal Hayward fire
In Hayward the newborn Dorothy Terra, delivered Dec 16, survived a Tuesday house fire that killed her parents and two sisters and a son, Leonard, age 25, buried Dec 29. Dorothy, at Highland Hospital Oakland, needs crib bedding, diapers, bottles, and other essentials as relatives plan guardianship.
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Dorothy Terra
Highland Hospital
Oakland
Marvel Terra
Atherton St
Nicholas Arhontes
Hut Dorothy
Earl
Jackie Terra
Manuel
Anita Terra
Magna Ave
Dorothy
Glenn Vaughn
Florence Reed
Cherry St
County Welfare Department
Earl Terra
Terra
Leonard
Holy Sepulchre
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