Fremont talks collapse as impasse declared in pay talks
City negotiators say talks with employee groups reached an impasse after an early morning session. Union Local 1869 and city officials prepared to ask the council to decide on salaries and benefits or send Lipksy and the bargaining team back to the table.
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Budget accord reached on record 7.3 billion plan in California
Legislative negotiators reached a general agreement on a 7.3 billion state budget aimed at balancing with new taxes. The plan, higher than Reagan’s original proposal, includes payroll withholding, removal of oil depletion allowances, and tax loophole closures. A 117 million pay increase for UC and state college staff was the main difference from the governor’s stance.
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Freeway land buying curbs halt near Hayward route
Federal judge poised to sign an order delaying major acquisitions along the Foothill Freeway corridor through Hayward Union City and Fremont until September The accord allows limited summer purchases in Hayward and along the route while prohibiting demolitions or evictions except for nonpayment or lease violations About 60 residents would be displaced by the summer acquisitions and the action followed a June suit by La Raza Unida of Southern Alameda County and allied groups to block construction Pending hearings set for September with the state and federal agencies seeking time extensions.
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Fremont board hears pleas to reinstate demoted principals
Fremont Unified School District trustees including two newcomers heard appeals for reinstating demoted principals. The meeting also elected Ernest A. Andrews as 1971-72 board president on a secret ballot while motions aimed to boost public participation were approved.
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Cable TV proposals studied for Newark franchise bids
City staff reviewed three CATV proposals from TelePrompter Corp and others to recommend the best option to Newark city council. The plan includes an initial $10,000 payment and escalating annual royalties tied to gross revenue, rising through year five and then $12,000 yearly thereafter, with preferred terms to be presented next week.
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Ohlone trustee sworn in to pass budget
Donald Drollman was sworn in after midnight to break a deadlock on the Fremont Newark Community College District budget. The board adopted a 2.8 million tentative budget, retaining the current tax rate while debates over a 230 thousand dollar cut and a 150 thousand dollar reserve continued. Adoption of final budgets and tax rates was planned for August with expected costs for a new campus in 1972 73.
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Weather forecast for Rixexe area shows warm trend
The forecast describes fair conditions through tomorrow with overcast morning, highs in the 70s today and low 80s tomorrow, and lows in the 50s tonight. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph will ease today.
Conferees for Soledad Brothers at Three Sessions
Angela Davis and Ruchell Magee will be allowed to confer three times with the Soledad Brothers, whose release the state says was the objective of the 1970 Marin County shootout. Assembly rejects low rent housing voting requirement and a Bagley constitutional amendment. Strikes threaten Pacific Coast ports and copper, Leary extradition, casino gambling stance, and enhanced polluter lawsuits.
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Secret Pentagon study spurs Rogers to urge press restraint
Secretary of State William P. Rogers asks reporters to withhold publication of a secret Pentagon Vietnam War study that could threaten U S security. Dr Daniel Ellsberg testifies he provided to the Senate committee top secret negotiation documents. House panel seeks contempt charges against CBS over withheld film.
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Brezhnev Leads Mourning Over Soyuz Cosmonauts Deaths
Russians gather in sorrow as Leonid Brezhnev and officials pay respects at the open coffins of the three Soyuz cosmonauts who perished in the climactic moment of their mission. The solemn page two coverage reflects national grief and honors the fallen explorers.
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