Exxon Italian affiliate hides political gifts rising to 46 million
Exxon states its Italian unit Esso Italiana redirected funds through business expenses to conceal political contributions. The disclosures show 44 million to Italian parties and 86 thousand to the Italian Communist party, with Italy and Canada donations growing through 1970s. Vincenzo Caraniga resigned in 1972 after revelations.
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Washington
Alts
New York
Esso Italiana
Vincene Camaniga
Caraniga
Exxon
Exxon Tald Este Italiana
Two ex janitors sentenced in Fremont drug theft case
Two former janitors were sentenced by Judge Roy G. Pucci in municipal court after pleading guilty to simple possession in a Fremont drug theft case. Russell M. Dodds, 21, received one year in jail. both suspects were arrested at Haller's Pharmacy on Fremont Island after narcotics officers followed a burglarized drug trail.
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Fremont
Pharma
Turity
Roy G. Pucci
Municipal Dem
Russell M. Dodds
Oakland
Haller
Fremont Isc
Walting
Burglars Vest Weekend Theft Of Coins Coats Pagoda
Police report weekend burglaries across Fremont. Bruce G. Bickerton found a metal box with rare coins valued at $3.95 taken from a van at 3412 Norfolk Road. A neighbor at 269 Norfolk Road suffered a minor car break in. William J. Carvalho lost items valued at about $2,490 from 4S Alhambra Drive, including a coal car. A 30 inch tall white stone pagoda weighing 70 pounds was stolen from 4185 Mission Creek Drive, along with a Mack wrought iron stand from the front porch.
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Fremont
Bruce G. Bickerton
Norfolk Road
Kes
William J. Carvalho
Alhambra Drive
Robert C. Beacham
Mission Creek Drive
Beacham
Fremont man bound over on drug and weapon charges
Norman C. Fernandez owner of the Lion's Dent massage parlor at 4168 Hay St was bound over to superior court for trial on possession of the ruin for sale. Police said heroin was found on Fernandez and in his car totaling 204 grams with parts cut to street strength.
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Fernandez
Station Owner Attacked and Robbed in Union City
An 18 year old gas station owner Paul Paniagua was pistol whipped and robbed Sunday night at Mission Boulevard and G Street. The white male suspect in a white dress shirt and black watch cap took $200 after forcing entry to the till and fleeing on foot. A Hayward motorcyclist witnessed the assault and warned to stand back as police recovered torn clothing near the scene.
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Union City
Paul
Paniagua
Hayward
Santa Clara Strike Drags On As Some Back To Work
In Santa Clara County a two week strike by about half of 10000 workers continues in Gilroy and San Jose. The Probation Workers Union about 200 members ratified a contract raising pension plan contributions by 7 percent and guaranteeing future salary increases based on local wage scales. About 50 city workers in Gilroy, mainly public works and park services, accepted a five day reinstatement and a one year contract with medical insurance benefits.
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Santa Clara
San Jose
UPI
Abot
Santa Clara County
Probation Workers Union
Hs Pension Plan
Cotract
Gilroy
Fark Ie
An . and
Bega Medical Insurance
Benefer
Aerosol Spray Ban Rejected By U S Safety Commission
The Consumer Product Safety Commission on Monday rejected a petition to ban or tax aerosol sprays amid concern they may damage the earth s atmosphere. Officials said there was not enough information to justify a new restriction at present. The agency noted beginnings of a broader effort should have been started immediately.
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Washington
Afi
Consumer Proder Safety Commisssion
Han
For & Tan
The
Koasimmery Pier
Rico
Ford backs gradual oil price hike plan in Senate fight
Ford pushes a phased approach to decontrol and oil pricing while the Senate nears a six month extension of the Emergency Petroleum Allocation Act. The plan faces criticism from Henry M. Jackson who calls administration policy corrupt as leaders debate a cap and free market return.
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Senate
Henry M. Jackson
U S Russia Launch Pioneering Space Bond Highlighted
The article details a historic Apollo and Soyuz link up plan with Leonov and Kubasov preparing for liftoff at Baikonur. Ford, Debi and other officials will witness the broadcast as U S astronauts Stafford Brand and Slayton train and await the Cape Canaveral launch.
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Anatoly F. Debi
Presiden Ford
Washington
Apollo
U.S
Walter J. Jr
Safford, Brand and
Slayton
Leonov
Soyuz
Stafford
Kubasov
Cape Canaveral
Brand
Mercury
U.S. Corps of Spacemen
Germany
Will
John Young
Leoniv
Sanitary board approves large budget for sewer project
The sanitary board funds a 1,934,123 construction budget aimed at a multimillion dollar super sewer project. They plan to combine local funds with federal and state grants totaling 552.00 to cover 87.4 percent, plus dechlorination and plant improvements. A grant on dechlorination may reimburse about 175,000. The vote also set August 7 to discuss service charges, awarded a backhoe contract to Tractor Equipment Sales, and approved changes in 16 job classifications while honoring a dinner payment.
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Trent Doncantery
Sean
Ollie Ergy
To Prec Ink Enginee
North Bay
Alvarado
Edward Weiss
Weiss
Fremart Ymca
Nseee
Workers Ratify Salary Pact With City After Deliberation
Workers ratified a salary pact with the city including an eight hour monthly sick leave and sixteen hours yearly personal leave. The contract requires union affiliation or a reasoned opt out, with spring options on continued or dropped affiliation. The council held an executive session, then adjourned without action as the union dispute continued.
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Tom Kitayama
Sur Tayte
Don Miller
Dick Oliver Uhem
Manuel Gay
Garcia
Fether
Residents Oppose Pool Library Plan
Survey of 914 households shows strong opposition to building a 15,000 square foot library while favoring the existing 5,010 foot facility. Proposed financing carries an estimated $8.40 yearly tax increase for a $35,090 home. City Park and Recreation Commission will study next steps and forward conclusions to council.
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Centalché
Indica Y
City Park and Recreation Commission
Swim Center
Bey Srelp
Ohlone students press Judge Sabraw over nursing admission
Fremont Ohlone College students and the student activities advisor met the college president yesterday to discuss the admission of Judge M D Sabraw's foster daughter Elvira Bautista to the nursing program. They questioned the absence of a slot and alleged pressure from Sabraw and trustees. President William Richter defended the process and cited a May 21 letter from Mrs. Nola McConnell stating Bautista was passed over because she planned to return to the Philippines. Sabraw denied improper influence and said the decision should meet standard criteria without regard to race or origin. The student council will decide on a position after studying the issue, with further discussion by the faculty senate.
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William Richter
Miss Bautista
Nola McConnell
Allied Health Department
Sabraw
McConnell
Philippines
LVN
Elvira
Pilippines
Richter
Ron Hayes
Sabran
College Board of Tustees
Wacks
En Fire
John Baker
Tomoxyuw
Faculty Senate
Gulf Oil backs price controls removal and tariff cuts
Gulf Oil Corp stated support for complete removal of all price controls on domestic oil and elimination of tariffs on foreign oil products. The company also urged phased general decontrol to reduce consumer impact, while seeking immediate steps including tariff elimination.
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Pitsburgh
UPI
Gulf Oil Corp
Ford
Gull
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