Newark approves 90,000 pay package for city workers
City Manager Richard Turnlund announced a 90,000 package of raises for Newark employees, aimed at a 14.5 percent salary rise with a 6.7 percent cut in firemen hours. The plan, to be presented to council, would require reserve fund trimming and possible further cuts if revenues fall short.
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Weather outlook for Te de Fair days ahead
Forecasters expect cloudy mornings and nights with brief clear periods. Daytime highs reach the upper 60s to near 70, while overnight lows dip into the 50s as westerly winds at 12 to 25 mph persist.
Hall of Fame grants full membership to Satchel Paige
Report notes Paige receives full Hall of Fame membership rather than a separate Negro leagues niche, described by sources as the greatest thing that ever happened to him in baseball. The decision underscores the historic recognition of his impact on the sport.
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New Haven School Board Turmoil Sparks Police Debate
After the July 1 meeting, Union City Police Department actions at the New Haven school board session remain a topic of heated discussion. Officials and residents voice concerns and call for clarity on the events and outcomes from that day.
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Reagan weighs tax plan amid red budget and welfare reforms
California coverage reports Gov Ronald Reagan warning he may sign a major tax increase this year if Democrats block reforms. The state budget is already $430 million in the red, with income tax withholding and welfare reform proposed to balance the $6.78 billion plan.
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Law professors warn on government guarantees to distressed firms
Two law professors argue the government would distort the American economy if it guaranteed loans to financially troubled corporations. The claim appears on page 11 amid coverage of the TMT Act Two debate.
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Hospital patient load drops at Fremont amid talks of cuts
Administrator Richard Warren warned hospital directors as census data show an average daily patient load of 120.8 for June, the lowest of the year, down from a high of 130 reached in late spring. The report signals austerity measures may be needed if demand does not rise.
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Fremont principals reinstated after four month dispute
A standing ovation greeted Fremont Unified School District trustees as they reinstated four demoted principals Cabrillo James Sullivan Mowry Edward Turner Reynolds Green William Stivers and Walters Moss Fuellenbach. The eight elementary principals also demoted were restored, while two junior high principals moved back to their prior roles. The dispute began in March with district reorganization aimed at saving money.
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Smut case appeal due high court
Fremont book store operator Paul Chapman 35 seeks State Supreme Court review of a 1969 misdemeanor conviction for selling books and magazines with lewd contents. Hollywood attorney Robert C. McDaniel filed the petition, arguing obscenity rulings and constitutional issues under the First and Fourth Amendments.
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Fremont moves to expand city council to seven seats
Legal notice filed by Joseph McCord and four others proposes expanding Fremont’s five member council to seven seats, with six district elected and one at large. Petitions to begin July 19 aim for 10 to 15 percent voter support to trigger action or ballot placement, affecting future elections.
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Fremont resumes pay talks after management impasse
Fremont city pay talks resume after City Manager Don Driggs says impasse persists though employee groups feel they are not far apart. The Firefighters Local 1649 Police Association and FACE press for bargaining while council weighs June deadline and July 20 payrolls.
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Tragic Newark Crash Kills Child and Leaves Another Critical
A broadside collision at Cedar Boulevard and Mirabeau Drive in Newark last night killed one child, Doris M. Bail, age 4, and left her brother Steffen, also 4, in critical condition at Washington Hospital. Their father Elvis Bailes, 30, suffered minor injuries. The other driver, Hazel Wagner, 31, of Hayward, also had minor injuries. Police say the station wagon, eastbound on Cedar, collided with the northbound Chevrolet sedan, causing both cars to roll over. Tow crew removed wrecks. cause under investigation.
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Maine Place
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Seventh St
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