Newark workers' raises may top 160000 for 1976 77
Newark city officials estimate pay raises for city workers in 1976 77 will exceed 100000. City Manager Richard Turnlund said seven weeks of negotiations ended with 74 employees set for salaries, leaving two firefighters unpaid for the new fiscal year starting July. The council has set rates for two of three bargaining groups, the police and another group.
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De Kaplany loses reversal appeal in acid killing case
San Francisco report says Gara de Kaplany, convicted in 1968 of the acid killing of his wife, lost a habeas appeal. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled he received a fair trial in California and his rights were not violated. Dissenters would have ordered a new trial. The article also notes related UC regents usury suit and city pay raises, with various figures and dates.
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Energy costs rise as fuel oil use surges
The piece notes a shift from natural gas to fuel oil for electricity generation. In 1971 oil use was under 14 million barrels annually, accounting for under 4 percent of fossil power. Now oil burns about 38 million barrels, about 28 times higher, with California oil limited by sulfur rules and foreign low sulfur oil costing around 15 dollars a barrel delivered, pushing annual oil costs above 500 million dollars and driving higher electric rates.
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Energy sources shaping PG E power mix in 1980s
PG&E outlines its five primary energy sources with oil and gas as major fuels, plus hydroelectric power, geothermal from The Geysers, and nuclear. It notes the limits of hydro, the expansion of geothermal, and the anticipated 40 percent electricity savings from Diablo Canyon nuclear units once online, while coal and other technologies may shape future supply.
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Facing the problem together with energy policy pledge
The statement notes growing electricity demand tied to population growth and stresses urgent efforts to develop all sources and use energy more efficiently to provide reliable service at the lowest possible cost. It urges the public to reduce consumption to help control spiraling energy costs.
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