Fremont Singer talks stall over northern plain development
Secret talks between Singer Housing Co and Fremont officials stall as court actions loom. With March elections pending, Brown and Singer face antidevelopment suits over the northern plain, while negotiators weigh settlements and possible council shifts to favor growth and jobs.
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Grand jury slams Sunol Valley golf plan as inept management
A San Francisco grand jury report accuses Hayward businessman Ivaldi of inept and insolvent management at the Sunol Valley Golf Course. It calls for PUC leadership removal and warns of inadequate accounting and possible political influence in lease dealings. The probe notes Romano’s prior lease attempts, evictions, and related financial missteps amid a tangled saga between Sunol Valley and city officials.
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Union City workers win emergency strike sanction
The Alameda County Central Labor Council granted emergency strike sanction to about 41 city employees from United Public Employees Local 39 amid city council complaints about bad faith negotiations. Paul Varicalli cited access denial to city buildings and cars as management pressure, warning a strike could occur to defend members against perceived harassment.
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Tuesday Weather Outlook in Fremont Region
A fair day is forecast with highs in the 70s and lows in the 60s. Yesterday in Fremont reached 78 with a low of 61.
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Coaches press equal rights case with Ford on college sports
Three champion football coaches met with President Ford to seek support against HEW equal rights guidelines they say threaten bigtime college sports. They argued budgets must not be forced to split funding dollar for dollar with women’s programs, and noted ambiguity in the rules could end the sport. Ford listened but gave no promises while asking about Michigan’s fall lineup.
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California workers strike over new contract dispute
The California State Employees' Association staff members walk out for the first time. A labor action amid contract talks. The Republican state chairman urges Gov. Brown to seek a legislative inquiry into Lt. Gov. Dymally, Controller Cory, and two state senators, amid ongoing tensions.
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Alligators Abundant in Nation Demand Endangered Status Review
Interior Department says alligators, once near extinction, have flourished in many regions and should be removed from the endangered species list in all but three states amid a growing public nuisance in certain areas. Page 3. A former Mafia figure linked to Joseph Gallo suggests rival mobster Joseph Colombo’s men may have orchestrated Colombo’s 1971 shooting. Page l. Rabingles a wage receives to wage less war against Palestinian terrorists.
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Navy psychologist denies London report on assassins claim
A U.S. Navy psychologist rejects a London newspaper story claiming he told an international conference that the Navy trains enlisted men and military convicts as assassins for foreign postings. He calls the report blatantly false and absurd.
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Famed Hitler henchman Skorzeny dies at 67
MADRID UP I reports say Otto Skorzeny the famed Nazi commando who rescued Mussolini in World War II died of bronchial cancer in his Madrid home. He was 67 and survived by wife Ilse Francisca Luchi. Skorzeny long led a controversial life, involved in wartime activities and later business, with ties to both Spain and Vienna.
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Union City Council blocks proposed casino card parlor
Union City officials rejected a gaming casino plan after a council veto. Commissioner Manuel Garcia defended the project, arguing the 60 table card parlor would be a net positive for the city, despite local opposition.
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