Editor Confessional: Wedding Plans Stir Public Notice
An editor reveals in a public confessional that he plans to marry a woman with five children, sparking intrigue about family life and personal change. The dialogue hints at public scrutiny, adjustment, and the columnist's shift toward a more conservative homebound life after marriage.
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Cop action at New Haven school board meeting debated
Union City police faced criticism over July 1 2 meeting surveillance and photographers. Newark attorney Jerald Wilhelm called the officer presence and image taking a First Amendment breach, while Police Chief Ronald Lindgren defended the practice as standard to identify potential violators if violence occurred. He noted no crimes or violence followed and no photos were developed, with officials seeking to protect constitutional rights amid crowd disruption fears.
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Reagan May Sign Tax Hike Bill This Year
Sacramento reports Governor Reagan warned he may sign a major tax increase if needed to balance California’s $6.78 billion budget, blaming Democratic leadership for the shortfall. He suggested welfare and Medicaid reforms, and noted lawmakers could push a ballot measure reform plan if the legislature fails to act.
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Fremont to resume pay negotiations
Fremont officials plan to restart pay talks with employee groups after a stretched deadline. Lipsky said talks are not yet scheduled but indicated willingness to pursue a 2 percent raise to align with other communities. A secret Tuesday morning meeting with most city council members discussed hiring labor negotiator Ray Smardon of San Francisco to aid in the dispute. The council also weighed reinstating Police Officer John R. Schlim per the Civil Service Board and approved the Singer Housing development plan for 575 units on the California Nursery site. Local Improvement District 20 hearings were held for a $3.054 million project, with the city share about $2.91 million for park expansion and street work.
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FAA Brains Move Computers to Fremont Center Expansion
The FAA prepares a move of its computer staff to Fremont Center 5125 Central Ave with a 33 500 square foot wing valued at 1 5 million dollars. The project will link Fremont with 19 FAA centers and add medical facilities and a training center for air traffic control. A press conference is set for tomorrow at 4 p m to discuss the wing and future expansion plans including a second phase costing over 2 million dollars.
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Two NJ men arrested in Loren jewel robbery case
FBI arrested Vincent Morris of North Bergen and Joseph Fernandez of Jersey City in a 800000 theft from actress Sophia Loren last year. The Oct 1970 robbery at Loren’s Hamgebe House involved four armed men, with threats against her and her young son Carlo. The joint FBI NYPD and Jersey City police investigation led to the arrests.
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Union City Drive-In Marquee Art Promotes Patton
In Union City, Loren Pinto and Mike Soto craft bold marquee letters into tall designs for the drive-in’s films. Pinto, a 23 year old with San Jose State ties, recalls creating a gallows for Hang Em High and dodging police calls as locals reacted to their showbiz stunts.
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Antidrug Abuse Contracts Approved For San Leandro Center
Local agencies approved anti drug abuse contracts with Olive Party for Eu con and Hane energy Pinch. The agreement includes a $15,000 subsidy for the W772 fiscal year and centers operated in San Leandro.
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