Fremont GM to trim 1600 workers
Fremonts General Motors Assembly Division will permanently lay off about 1,600 workers, reducing passenger auto production from two shifts to one from August 23. About 1,450 UAW members and 150 salaried staffers will lose jobs, with many in the Tri-City area. Plant output for 1969 totaled 164,070 Skylarks, Cutlasses, and LeManses.
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Roy Morter
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Union City
Reagan Veto Rejected. CRLA Funds Approved for 17 Months
SAN FRANCISCO UPI the Nixon administration rejected Governor Reagan's veto of the California Royal League stance program Tuesday night and granted funds for 17 months. Director Frank Carlucci of the Office of Economic Opportunity imposed 22 special conditions on future CRLA activities and said the program will be reviewed at year end by a joint federal state and bar association team.
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UPI
Ronald Reagan
Frank Carluicci
Office of Economic Opportunity
CRLA
Federal
State and Bar Association
Weather: Fair Through Tomorrow With Warmer Highs
The forecast calls for fair weather through tomorrow with occasional low clouds in the morning. Temperatures rise to the 80s today with a few degrees warmer. Tonight’s low will be in the 50s. Westerly winds will average 10 to 20 miles per hour in the afternoons.
Labor Walkouts Hit Northern California Projects
State unions join carpenters in walkouts at major Northern California construction sites causing stalemates in contract talks to replace expiring pacts. Evangelist Billy Graham urges Governor Reagan to heed Jesus power over police power amid protests as California’s budget tussle nears end. Page 18.
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Evangelist Billy Graham
Ronald Reagan
Grabara
Subcommittee seeks contempt citation for CBS head
A House subcommittee recommends contempt of Congress against CBS and president Frank Stanton for refusing to turn over film used to make The Selling of the Pentagon documentary. The subcommittee votes 0 to seek a citation from the full House. Page 2. Democrats pick Miami Beach for the 1972 national convention, edging Louisville by a special site committee 7-2. Page 22.
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CBS
Frank Stanton
Pentagon
Special Investigations Subcommittee
Harley C. Staggers
Miami Beach
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Louisville
Fremont students save eggs in 600 foot drop
In Fremont Horner Junior High eighth graders designed protective egg containers for a gravity test. They dropped from a glider at 60 feet and from a fire tower, with several students earning top marks for safe landings. One student improvised a five gallon honey container as a payload.
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Fremont
Ed Roberts
Horner Junior High School
Randy Slawson
Roberts
Earth
Durham Road
Soviet cosmonauts die after Soyuz return to Earth
Tass reports three cosmonauts Georgy Dubrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Victor Patsayev perished after a Soyuz 1 tie in with Salyut orbit mission. Return to Earth went smoothly until recovery crews found them slumped in their seats. The cause remained unexplained.
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Mally
Georgy Dubrovolsky
Vladislav Volekov
Victor Passayev
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Salyut Orbital Science Station
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Sayuz LH
Salyut Station
Barry
Withot Aften
Chaotic New Haven School Board Ends With Late Actions
In New Haven, a tense meeting saw outgoing board members grant four year contracts to two top administrators amid chaotic scenes. Board President Stan Richards faced jeers as audience members urged action while tensions from past chairmanship, recalls, and bond elections colored the hour. The session extended into the night with procedural clashes and threats from attendees during a turbulent transfer of power.
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Gary Cook
New Haven School Board
Stan Richards
Fran Jimves
Robert
Richards
Trailer fire hits state information trailer in Union City
Police suspect arson gutted a state Division of Highways information trailer at 10th and G Streets in Union City. The unit, valued at about 4000, carried aerial maps and literature for the Fremont to Hay witch freeway proposal opposed by local groups. Rest of contents destroyed. trailer hauled away yesterday. replacement decision due in two to three months.
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Union City
State Division of Highways
10Th
Fremont
Haywitch
I State
Robert Halligan
Wit
Halliwan
Flunked athletes case unresolved at Cal State Hayward
Five months after a clash over unfair grading in Anatomy and Physiology 2601, Cal State Hayward faces a fairness review. McColm denies fault as 38 students fail or miss finals, including track members. A subcommittee urged recalculation for those who took the course, while the full college weighs records and pending appeals.
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Carol McColm
California State College
Carl Vs. Lut
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McGolm
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al Mathews
Lel
Cal State
Mac Jors
Maurice Dance
Anton
McColm
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