Labor chiefs walk off Pay Board in Washington
Labor leaders George Meany and AFL CIO officials resign from the Pay Board along with J W Abel and Ford Smith. President Fitzgerald of the Teamsters plans to stay on the five member board. Remaining UAW and other labor figures give cautious responses as the future of the board and wage price controls under Nixon’s economic policy are debated.
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Surrender After Domestic Standoff In Fremont Home
A distraught husband, Roland Mayen, held his wife Marian and others captive at 3681 Ronald Court Fremont. The scene, involving a 42 gauge shotgun, began around 12:50 am and continued through the afternoon as police negotiated from outside and through a bathroom door. The incident ended with Mr Mayen surrendering after officers urged restraint and safety for the family and bystanders.
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Muskie Wins Shake Daley in Chicago Primary Fallout
Sen Edmund S Muskie savored a Wisconsin win as Chicago faced a major setback for Mayor Richard J Daley after Daley foes Daniel Walker and Edward Hanrahan upset results. Daley endorsed the victors while Muskie widened nonbinding Illinois lead and trimmed McGovern. McCarthy trailed in the same contest.
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Patterson Ranch Eucalyptus fate eyed by planners
Fremont city planners tonight weigh Patterson Ranch changes affecting a historic eucalyptus grove that has stood for over a century. About eight acres would be removed to fit public streets as a 54.1 acre park chain partial to a Singer plan for 2,722 homes on 460 acres. The proposal, tied to traffic and land use studies, includes two old Patterson homes and possible further park sites. The council chambers at city hall will host the discussion at 7:36 p.m.
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Ship of state? Maddox vows motorcycle ride learning
Georgia Lt. Gov. Lester Maddox stops a stunt motorcycle in front of the state capital and vows he will learn to ride one in the near future. He remarks that he is not deterred by the challenge.
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Georgia
Lester Maddox
Ohlone adopts personnel policy amid campus scrutiny
Fremont Newark Community College trustees approve an interim personnel policy drafted with county counsel input. The move follows student and faculty criticism of Dr. Robert Niedertwoher and aims to standardize written complaints to President Epler, with a 30 day board referral window and closed session discussions while inviting campus committee review and possible amendments.
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Sentio
Palley
Chlone Community Services
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Niedestwker
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Tom Rel Ed on Thursday
The notice mentions Tom Rel Ed and an event scheduled for Thursday. It provides minimal readable detail and lacks clear dates or organizations beyond the names presented.
Weather outlook with mild temps and increasing clouds
Fair tonight with increasing cloudiness tomorrow. Highs in the mid 80s and cooler nights. Tonight's low from mid 80s to mid 40s. Winds west to southwest 12 to 25 mph. Yesterday's Fremont high 47 low 54. Newark City Council meets tonight before April 11 election. last such meeting before vote. New Haven trustees hear two parents complaints about two homosexuals in a Logan High School sex education class.
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Fremont
Newark
New Haven
Logan High School
Union Leader Hart Bridges Pledges Labor Unity
Hart Bridges of the Longwhere union pledges a full and undivided effort by his union in labor's fight with the Pay Board. A Norwalk Superior Court judge rules part of the California election code unconstitutional requiring a candidate to be a registered party member for 10 days before filing. Attorney General Younger expects district attorneys statewide to back a voter initiative to reinstate the death penalty.
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Norwalk
California
Evelle J. Younger
Indicted ex FDA officer linked to birth centre contract
A former FDA officer faces a federal grand jury indictment on conflict of interest charges for allegedly serving both government and industry on the same birth centre research contract. The report notes other items on pages 11, 26, 23 and a page a summary.
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Food and Drug Administration
Granul
Japan Mourns 24 Die In Unseasonable Storm
A unseasonable storm in Japan caused 24 deaths as rescuers search the mountains for two dozen missing, with 500 volunteers aiding the recovery. The operation focuses on locating the last bodies amid challenging conditions.
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