Negotiators in Washington plan talks with Teamsters cannery workers
The conflict centers on bargaining for striking cannery workers with employers, guided by James F. Scearce of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. James Imahara reflects 21 years of dreams about America through a strawberry patch in Sunnyvale. A developer questions land use while urging housing. Environmental Agency cites misadjusted carburetors causing air pollution from 1975 cars. Civil Aeronautics Board weighs open transatlantic service to 11 U.S. cities and new airline authority. Vietnam agrees to allow Americans stranded there to depart with families starting August 1. House Intelligence Committee inquiry reveals lax security and staff copying top secret papers.
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Washington
James F. Scearce
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
James Imahara
Sunnyvale
America
Idi Amin pledges friendship with Kenya amid war talk
Ugandan President Idi Amin states he seeks good ties with Kenya as he denounces threats of war. He urges regional unity and cooperation while defending actions against perceived threats to Uganda. The remarks come amid regional tensions and diplomatic maneuvering in East Africa.
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Idi Amin
Kenya
Fremont residents seek ballot on building materials store plan
Fremont Centerville residents claim they gathered about 4 160 signatures to referendum the council’s plan to rezone 216 5 acres at Blacaw Road and Central Avenue from residential to industrial. Signatures must be verified by city within 0 days and may be scratched. If valid, the issue could go to the November ballot if a special election is held within 74 to 89 days.
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Fremont
Centerville
Alr
Blacaw Road
Central Avenue
Heavily armed raid targets Atherton estate in kidnapcase
In a massive late night operation on a 100 acre Atherton estate, armed arrest teams hunted suspects in the Chowchilla school bus kidnapping case. Police questioned a Woods family member and searched Portola Valley homes as reports linked wealthy locals to the plot. Authorities prepared to sign warrants in Madera or Alameda counties as the investigation continued.
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Redwood City
UPI
Atherton
Fred Newhall Woods III
California Hock and Gravel Co
Livermore
Woods
Fred Newhall Woods
Portola Valley
Sacramato Bee
Fresno Bee
San Mateo County
San Mateo
McDonald
Edwards says wildlife refuge headquarters on Fremont hill
Rep. Don Edwards announced construction of the San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge headquarters and visitors center for early 1977 in Fremont. The project will be the first U.S. federal building to use wind and solar energy, funded by a $600,000 Congressional appropriation matching a Clark Foundation gift. The plan includes negotiations with Leslie Salt for land within the refuge and notes Trust for Public Land’s decision to drop options on Leslie lands, affecting the refuge size.
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Fremont
San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
Ito
Don Edwards
Clark Foundation of
Pebble Beach
Trust For
San Pablo Bay
Huey Johnson
Trust
Congress
Newark bus cuts leave 350 students without transport
About 350 kindergarten through sixth grade pupils in Newark face no bus service when classes start Sept 14 after the board of education cut transportation funds by 56 200. Three bus runs will be eliminated with possible layoffs for two drivers. Elementary busing remains for some students but hazardous-area routes and cross-town trips to Schilling and Muller Elementary are affected.
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Newark
Board of Education
Larry Mara
Acros
Schilling
Muller
Mirs. Kipp
Granddaughter Becomes Olympic Star For East German Swim
Salina readers share in Rosalae Lehmann’s pride as her 17 year old granddaughter Kornelia Ender stars for East Germany in Montreal. Lehmann, living in Kansas since 1959, recalls family separation and hopes for contact amid media coverage. Ender has won two golds and could add more as she competes in the Montreal Games.
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Salina, Kan
UPI
Rosalae Lehmann
Grandaughter
East Germany
Lehmann
Kornelia Ender
Kornelia
Komedia
Gata
Kompelia
United States
Kansas Town
West Germany
Fuel prices push up cost of living in June
Government data show overall consumer prices rose 0.5 percent in June, driven by sharp gains in energy costs. Food prices increased 0.2 percent as inflation expectations for the year remain mixed, with economists predicting further gradual rises.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Treasury Department
Herman Liebling
John Kendrick
Commerce Department
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