Fremont debates elected mayor amid turnout calls
In Newark and Union City debates, residents urge an elected mayor while Fremont weighs consolidation of elections with the waiter district. Local officials discuss costs and democracy as residents push for direct mayoral election and greater city-manager balance amid mixed support. Two Union City men are jailed on rape charges after an incident near 2500 Medallion Drive.
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Page Wits
Stillwell
Fretont
Cartes Russell
Gertrude Unive
Jane Boonet
Logan Drive
Fremont
Tri-City
Newark
Union City
el Traynor
Wiike
Ustr Gome
Medallion Drive
Steve Rank
Rank
Ris Ruei
Castro Valley
Richard A. Lunas
Newark Council Clash Over Access To City Doors
In a tense Newark council meeting Balentine and Dillon clash over how city access works Sacramento attention to an issue and whether elected officials secure favors. The dialogue features remarks about council members and the mayor and hints at lobbying, with references to Dumbarton Bridge and Sacrament area politics.
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Balendine
Newark
Jim
Ballentine Beck
Tim
Dumbarton
Balentine
Dillon
Bitoni
Gillon
Carter Opposes Sale of Cyber 34 Computer
President Carter opposed the sale of the Cyber 34 computer to the Soviet Union. White House spokesman said national security adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski sent the commerce department a memo expressing the opposition. The memo was withdrawn as officials determined it would be improper for the President to act before the administrative review finished. Powell noted the withdrawn memo would not stop the sale.
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Carter
Washington
UPL
Commeme
Soviet Union
Pris
Jody Powell
National Security
Zbigniew
Roe
Meno
Powell
Carter files tax returns and faces IRS questions
President Carter said he mailed his 1976 income tax return to the Internal Revenue Service and noted a delay due to complexities in the tax code. Reports also said his 1975 return, tied to a $4000 investment credit from a new peanut shelter project, is under IRS review.
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Washington
UPS
Carter
Internal Revenue Service
Oakland Tribune sale approved to Phoenix firm for 17.8 million
Shareholders of the Oakland Tribune unanimously approved the cash sale to the Phoenix based Combined Communications Corp for 17.8 million. The revised deal tops the earlier 15 May agreement by about 32 million including stock and cash terms. Completion is targeted for July 1, subject to board approval and regulatory clearances. Combined Communications operates 14 TV stations and 10 outdoor ad firms.
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Oakland
UPI
Oakland Tapane
Corp. of Phoeniz
Ann Camerd
Karl Eller
Combined Communications
Empelyn Jewett
Triteme Publishing Co
Mie
Jewett
Ovearald Tabune
Joseph Knowland
Cormurumications
Cincinnati
Suspect guilty of 2 murders in Santa Cruz mountains
The trial of Sommerhalder, once owner of a Miami club, ended with a deadlocked jury after two women were found slain and their bodies dumped in the Santa Cruz mountains. Judge Breuer urged return to court as jurors reported deadlock. Defense argued Sommerhalder claimed he was with the victims the nights they disappeared.
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Santa Cruz
UPL
Tchad
Sormmerhalder
Aina
Seca
Evander
Sana Cruz Mountains
Santa Anz Spear
Harry Breuer
Ismael Verdhuzko
John Behrer
Genewaran
Schalder
Sommerhalder
Gald
Lawn drought guide from Harpainter offers watering tips
Harpainter explains drought stress shows as stiff, squeezed grass blades even when green. Skip heavy fertilizer, raise mower height for rye and bermuda, water early mornings, and water deeply to penetrate soil. If weeds take over, resodding may be needed. city watering schedules have been reduced and some brown patches appear in Central Park.
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Bermuda
Matpaler
Harpainter
Parks Department
Iowa
Starpainter
Central Park
Missing equipment found at Chlone College inventory
Debris of a 1975 76 equipment check at Chlone College shows 1 002 items unaccounted for in the Marshall and Stevens survey, with 1 062 items valued near 116 000 missing from the prior year. College officials defend reporting accuracy while noting asset tagging problems and lag in printout data.
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Fremont
Chlone
Trusters
Businees
A. J. Frawley
Marshall and Stevens, Inc
Los Angeles
Marshall and Stevens
Richard
Kellar
Keller
Bay Area
Faculty Senate
Student Legislative Council
Ohlone
California Teachers Association
California School Emiployes Association
Marshall and
Stevens
Atlan” Yuen
Yuen
Witness in AIM trial drank before testimony in court
An Oglala Sioux witness Marvin rh was removed from the witness stand by Judge Dodson who ordered him jailed for head, urine, and breath tests after being marked by prosecutor Louis Sorransky as intoxicated. The exchange raised questions about his fitness to testify in the AIM case.
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Angeles
Und
Marvin Rh
Oglala
USC Medical Center
Louis Sorransky
Industrial production surges 11 percent in May
Washington reports May industrial output up 11 percent led by iron steel consumer goods and business equipment. Mines factories and utilities rose, with business equipment up 6.3 percent from April and 1.1 percent year over year. autos dipped 1.4 percent but overall index rose to 196.7.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Midwest
South
Carter
Iastral
Crimary
March
Alaskan oil rates contested by Justice Department
The Justice Department filed protests with the Interstate Commerce Commission against seven major oil companies for proposed rates to ship oil via the trans Alaska pipeline. It warned rates could overcharge up to 80 million dollars in 1978, and indicated a decision by June 9 after hearings. An eighth major company had not filed by deadline.
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Washington
UHS
Justice Department
Trans- Alaska
Interstate Commerce’ Commission
Ice
A Department
Toll hikes to raise bridge fees sparking transit clash
The proposed July 1 toll increases would lift Dumbarton and Hayward San Mateo bridges to 75 cents, with changes also hitting Oakland, San Francisco Bay and other routes. Opponents warn hikes may be built into ongoing toll structures and spur suits aided by a nonprofit push.
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Bridge Authority
Floyd Sparks
The
Argus
Schvoesny
MTC
Dumbarton
Hayward-San Mateo
Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Carent
Bay Bridge
Toll takers vote to strike at Golden Gate toll plaza
Golden Gate toll takers vote to strike over contract demands and pay terms. The walkout could disrupt toll collection at the busy San Francisco bridge, with union leaders citing stalled negotiations and employer inaction as the trigger.
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Golden Gate Toll Takers
Miay Strike
BAN Francisco
UPI
Secomin Coe Oe
Heceiry & R
Honaary
Dane
Super Bory Orca Sa
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John Glenn
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