News Briefs SOTA Te Sean retreat on bicentennial and students
Fragmented item reports a campus event with names such as Gregg Emanuel and Charles, plus two Menky Park students studying German, David Tei and Chris Grimes, linked to Newark addresses. Details are garbled but center on a Saturday dorm event at a 10 mile campus area.
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Newark
Sleepy burglars hit home on Serra Avenue
Fremont police report burglars pried the rear patio door of 4742 Serra Ave while victims vacationed there. They ransacked the residence and stole a console stereo, a TV valued around 280 dollars, two portable TVs totaling 300 dollars, firearms, and other items before departing. The incident shows the burglars relaxed during the theft.
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Driver held on drug charge in Fremont crash
Newark man David M. Schemel, 21, was charged with felonious driving under the influence after a collision at Mowry Avenue and Argonaut Street. Robert L. Crawford, 31, of 2538 Argonaut Street, was knocked unconscious. Schemel’s car struck Crawford’s halted vehicle and then hit a radio station building on a night of unclear details.
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Kaiser Delays 27 Percent Price Hike On Aluminum
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp will delay a 27 percent price increase by three days citing rising raw material labor and utility costs. The action follows a council request and aims to ease immediate price relief while costs climb across the industry.
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CHP Employes SUE Brown Over State Pay Raise Cut
Eight California Highway Patrol employees filed a class action in Superior Court to block Governor Brown from limiting their pay raises. The suit names Brown and the Personnel Board, arguing state law bases CHP salaries on police-pay comparisons and seeks to supersede Brown's 10 percent cap.
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UPI
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Alioto to head mayors contab
San Francisco mayor Joseph Alioto and San Juan Puerto Rico mayor Bocce are slated to attend the National League of Cities conference in Washington. Fourteen mayors are expected to attend, with other names not yet released as arrangements firm up. Cronkite speaks at confab in Providence. Walter Cronkite told Brown University alumni that TV news should steer viewers to newspapers and books, noting the impact on urban riots and press freedom.
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Free perks at firms spark debate over employee discounts
The piece notes that some companies offer free or heavily discounted goods and services to workers, such as furniture at 80 percent off in Fremont, meals for restaurant staff during shifts, and employee pricing at jewelry and home improvement stores. It mentions varying practices by industry and location, with little to no government prohibition cited.
FBI arrests suspected SLA founder Wheeler in Houston
The FBI announced the arrest of Thero Wheeler, deemed a founder of the Symbionese Liberation Army, in Houston as part of a long pursuit linked to the Patricia Hearst case. Wheeler, 30, had escaped from a California facility in 1973 and was taken into custody without incident following an alias check.
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Bicentennial Fourth of July Fest Goes On Across U S
The U S bicentennial kickoff features a Ford visit to Baltimore and a recreated Ft McHenry battle as fireworks light the sky. Traffic safety agencies warn of high crash and injury risks during the extended holiday period with millions traveling and police planning extra controls.
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Federal Consumer Product, Safety Commission
Chicago
Dymally Denies Misuse of State Funds
Gov. Mervyn Dymally angrily denied reports of misused funding tied to an Urban Affairs Institute during his time as a state senator. He accused the Times of innuendo and defended the program, while acknowledging investigation into alleged reimbursements and charges to state taxpayers. He noted potential reimbursements and stated volunteers had offered to repay any improper sums.
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Illegal BART Meeting Sparked by Director Action
A dispute over an Alameda County BART board meeting centers on a quorum and open meeting rules. Director John Kirkwood allegedly entered the room and was asked to leave while five directors formed a quorum in a nine member panel. Allen asserts public meeting requirements applied and requests district attorney action against four directors.
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Court denies press trial petition in Alameda case
The California Court denied a press petition seeking a pretrial hearing ban in the murder trial of Allegretta, a 16 year old San Leandro youth. The state Court of Appeal had ruled public rights yield to a fair trial, while the Supreme Court left the decision to deny the petition with dissent from Judge Stanley Mosk.
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Jobless rate dips slightly amid mixed August data
Unied Prone reports a small decline in the jobless rate in June, yet analysts warn that the broader economy remains fragile. Officials note some sectors show improvements while others linger, with no triumph in sight.
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County property tax rate may be lowered this year
County officials discussed cutting the property tax rate as levy figures show a rise in assessed valuation. Total secured property value stands near 63.6 million with unsecured around 490.5 million, influencing potential adjustments in the tax levy and rate.
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