Class action suit against BART filed
A 431,715,000 class action lawsuit was filed in U5 District Court against the Bay Area Rapid Transit District alleging employment discrimination against American and Spanish-speaking employees. The suit names Daniel Vigil of Richmond as a plaintiff, cites promotion, framing and testing biases, and accuses General Manager Frank Herringer, the BART board, and two supervisors of discriminatory practices. Vigil, with the district since 1972, alleges a woman was promoted over him due to a supervisor’s affair and says he faced harassment for aiding the Latin Action Council.
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Three held in heroin bust at Fremont motel
Police arrested Sylvia Segura and two others after a search warrant found 36 heroin packets at a Fremont motel. Segura faced heroin for sale charges. Melanie Swain admitted swallowing heroin. Neto Lanne Crshy held on warrants. Roy Hemannies and others linked to the scene were investigated.
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Workers reject Goodyear offer in East Bay strike
East Bay Auto Machinists Lodge 13% 64 Doks Hve receted 2 contract offers by Goodyear but rejected both as strike enters its third month. Workers at company stores walked out over a new wage and benefits package. Manny Francis cited 18 members involved and said the latest offer would cut current benefits and shift mechanics to a Saturday workweek with split shifts.
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West Virginia race stirs bold pledges in Charleston
In Charleston, Avis TM challenged veteran Dereetat fap Jate M. Slack, vowing to form a movement for middle America amid calls to aid the poor and wealthy alike. A Democratic preacher linked to the West Virginia Citizens for Better Government coalition styled himself a plainspoken broker, while spectators and locals debated the slate and the tone of the campaign.
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Ines Garcia bail set after appeals court ruling
Ines Garcia of Salinas faces Monterey County Superior Court decision ordering a new trial following an appeal in a rape conviction. Bail of 3,000 was set as the California Court of Appeal ordered reconsideration and potential retrial after the verdict was challenged.
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Recession impact on health studies discussed by Auburn official
Montgom ery Ma CPi Dr Harry Mo Philpott of Auburn University notes the recession’s healthful effects and the value of a steady tone in campus life. He fears student anxiety and stress amid budget cuts while urging calm and resilience among faculty and staff at Valley State University.
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Rockefeller wife on council in Maine coastal development
The note references Mrs David Rockefeller and a Maine Coast development panel with Tadley Athisss and others showing interest in a program for Maine's unique needs. It mentions advisory roles, governor connections, and ongoing development discussions affecting Haiti and local residents.
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Cleaver Appears in County Court in 7 Year Old Case
The report outlines Cleaver’s courtroom appearance alongside connections to a former Black Panther and local officials. Kathleen, his wife, attended the proceedings as supporters waited in the courtroom. Aged details and exact charges remain unclear in the fragmented text.
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Patty recovering from flu at Redwoole facility
A spokesman for the state office reports Patricia Wyettei may have to testify about the Tahates dispute while recovering from the flu. He notes Miss Heart eats with inmates and spends time with her attorney as private hearings occur. sessions are described as lengthy, with some suggesting a possible plea or agreement.
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Wholesale prices fall but jobless rate clouds news
Washington reports wholesale prices declined sharply in December by about 64 percent, offering relief amid a stubborn unemployment rate that held at a high level. The jobless figure, hovering around 9 percent, underscored a difficult year for American workers despite signs of easing inflation.
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Campaign launched Rhodes cites role in new courthouse
Fremont mayor Gene Rhodes launched his bid for a fourth term while highlighting his efforts to bring a 57 million South County Courthouse to Fremont. He credited the campaign with teamwork across council and staff and touted his reorganization of city hall to boost economic development and public service.
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Sixth gain for stock market in row
New York stocks rose for the sixth straight session as the Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 8.72 points to 91.68, led by bank rate cuts and strong NYSE activity. Volume reached 24.51 million shares with declines and advances balanced, while labor and price reports spurred optimism for easing rates.
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Debate on Union City cardroom ordinance set for Feb 21
Union City residents and cardroom supporter Tom Ferrara will debate overturning a city ban on card rooms. The meeting, at the Searles Schon auditorium, precedes a March 2 ballot measure asking if the prohibition should be repealed.
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Kiefer Quits Union City Parks Post
Union City commissioner Jerry Kiefer resigned from the City parks and recreation commission after 34 years with Morin Electric Company. He cited work and community activities as the reason for leaving. The vacancy was to be filled at a Wednesday meeting. Land improvements on Santa Labelle Way and changes to New Haven district permit procedures were discussed. A capital improvements report noted a leak in the recreation program at the February meeting.
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