Pickets Outlawed At Alameda County Fairgrounds Court Orders
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Robert Barber directed a temporary restraining order to bar picketing at the Pleasanton fairgrounds aimed at preventing workers from entering to prepare for the 1976 fair. The ruling follows union activity and informs that informational picketing may be allowed only to indicate a strike, while access for workers must be preserved to avoid cancellation of the exposition.
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Oakland
Pleasanton
Superior
Robert K. Barber
John Cantwell
The
Fair Board
Barber
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Fairgrounds
Alameda County
4-H members could lose most if Alameda fair canceled
Alameda County Fair Board weighs canceling this year due to county worker picketing. If halted, 4-H members face lost auction access, heavy livestock loans, and reduced profits as concessions and midway crews also suffer. Board notes many concessions have summer commitments.
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Alameda County Fair
Lee R. Hall
Hall
Sentimental journey recalls Niles past and quake memory
KEITH JONES FREMONT recalls 1906 San Francisco earthquake chaos in Niles station as Essanay film crews shot scenes in Niles Canyon. Nona Snell, now in Oregon, revisits memories of the Ford Model T ride through early town life, the creek, the bridge near Mission Boulevard, and the bustling railway depot amid refugee movement.
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Keith Jones Fremont
Niles Station
San Francisco
Essanay Studio
Niles Canyon
Nona Snell
Thomas Bedard
Old Town
Cd Hose
Nanet
Ford
Rose
Oregon
Mission Boulevard
Niles
Centerville
Friday Weather Outlook for Fremont Area
Fair today and tomorrow with little temperature change. Lows in the 50s and highs in the mids. Yesterday’s high in Fremont reached 4 degrees with a low of 0. Weather reflects a cold start to the weekend in the Fremont area.
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Fremont
Former Marine recruit blamed adrenaline in fatal pugil stick blow
The article recounts a Marine recruit who says he unleashed all his strength in a pugil stick blow during training, sending a fellow recruit into a coma that ended in death. In the same issue, the Assembly acts on Quinlan to let terminal patients choose to disconnect life support, and another woman dies from burns in a Los Angeles street excavation fire, raising the toll to four.
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Los Angeles
Brown sees patchwork coastal protection bill this summer
Gov Edmund G Brown Jr says coastal protection legislation can be patched together this summer but insists that requests for extra school aid are far beyond what people will pay. Other items note Oroville Dam vibrations prompting a plant shutdown, Soweto rioting after police shooting, Watergate’s fourth birthday and beef prices easing nationwide per a cattlemen association report.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Cultural center campaign dies in Fremont council action
Two year drive to build a Fremont cultural arts complex collapsed as city councilmen refused a $3,000 request for a scale model and raided $25,000 in seed funds. Officials warned the move could end efforts to promote a bond measure, while critics urged preserving the arts program.
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Gary Hyman Fremont
Tony Azevedo
Frank Haggerty
Fremont Philharmonic
Fremont Art Association
Citizens Committee
Dan Lowry
Wilma Prewitt
PLO says 3 confessed to killings in Beirut
The Palestine Liberation Organization announced three Lebanese gunmen confessed to killing U S ambassador Francis Meloy economic counselor Raber Waring and their Lebanese chauffeur bodyguard Zuheir Moghrabi in western Beirut. The fugitives reportedly worked for someone else as part of a larger plot.
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Lebanon
Britain
France
United States
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Henry A. Kissinger
PLO
Meloy
Raber C. Waring
Zuheir Moghrabi
Masler
Peirut
Rameinry
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