Postmaster Calls for Negotiations on Union Demands
Postmaster General urged talks with union chiefs as a postal wage dispute intensifies. Proposals include 5.4 percent retroactive raise, 4.7 percent later for federal workers, with Rademacher seeking 32 percent back pay and 800 dollar bump plus high cost area differentials and health premium changes. Amnesty for striking workers discussed. expulsion threatened for continued picketing. Conference set for Wednesday. lawmakers weigh linking pay to reform.
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Rademacher
New York City
Radermacher
Backing car injures three year old in Fremont driveway
A car backed into a driveway at 3608 Adams Ave injuring three year old Robert A Hernandez who played in the street. He was in serious condition at Washington Hospital with a fractured shoulder a broken rib facial cuts and possible internal injuries. John E Cabral 21 an aviation machinist at North Island Naval Station San Diego told police he backed up after hearing a thud. Witnesses said the child was in the street behind the car and was struck but not run over. Police said no citations would be issued. The accident occurred at 1 45 p m east of Hoberts Avenue.
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Hoberts Avenue
Obituary survivors for John M Siva 64 obituary note
John M Siva 64 died yesterday in Fremant will lie in Fremont Chapel of the Roses Mortuary 1940 Per alta Bled Fremont at 11 a m tomorrow native of Milpitas resident in Premsn wife Rose two sons Jack Silva Fremont and Joseph Silva San Leandro one daughter Joyce Nove San Bron two sisters Helen Santos Gilroy Anna Toukai Modesto one brother Manuel Silva Oakland seven grandchildren Ralph and Gregory 62 died yesterday Sand Leandra services in Fremont Chapel Lobh Hazes Mortuary 194 Peralls Blvd Fremont 22 Tm tomorrow seven brothers Debere Gregory of Ore Bunion Kenic and all of Fre Bory of San Matthey graves at Manteca other details unclear
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Jack) M. Siva
Fremant
Fremont
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Eiis
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Joseph Silva
San Leandro
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San Bron
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Gilroy
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Ore
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Manteca
Mark Gregory
Irvington
Tac
Ets
Conflicting Residency Rule Eases for City Staff
The Fremont City Council, amid a train disruption that blocked access to Canyon Heights and Niles subdivisions for over 30 minutes, approved a residency rule change. Members may live within 30 minutes driving, despite Vine mayor Gene Rhodes opposition. City Manager Don Driggs cited recruitment gaps and authorized emergency exceptions.
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Pickery
Canyon Heights
Niles
Vine
Gene Rhodes
Fremont
Don Driggs
Driggs
Rhodes
iP Zone ordinance changes approved by city council
The changes include rising site temperatures by five degrees and glare rules, new side yard flexibilities, joint stall reviews, added landscaping provisions, and extra flexibility for permitted industrial uses. Fred Stoltz of Washington Township Industries stated agreement with the revisions.
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Fred Stoltz
Washneton Township
Hey
Sparks Warns of Dumbarton Delay and Bay Crossings
Fremont official Sparks warns about delays to the Dumbarton Bridge project while arguing for a Southern Crossing as a faster Bay Area route. He compares costs of BART at 1.3 billion to 500 million for all East Bay bridges and urges community leaders to push for funding and action.
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Sparks
BART
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Lumtheen
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Carswell's defeat prospects rise in Senate opposition
Washington opponents of Supreme Court nominee G Harrold Carswell say opposition votes exceed forty. Key figures Edward Brooke and Joseph Tydings warn any Republican breakthrough could derail the nomination as questions about his record mount. Senate and House critics urge delaying action until after Easter recess.
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UPI
Supreme Court
G. Harrold Carswell
Sime
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Joseph 0. Tydings
D-Md
Carswell
Brooke
Tydings
Senate
Mike Manstrell
Montana
Thomas
McIntyre
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Remains found by plane wreck in Philippine mountains
Wreckage of a four engine US Air Force bomber was found by a Philippine Constabulary patrol about 45 miles southeast of Manila. Skeletons lay near the wreckage and two dog tags bearing names Juliet Hicks and Andrew Rush were found. The crash site appeared undisturbed and had been there for a considerable time.
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Philippines Herald
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Juliet Hicks
Sisi NaeNb
Andrew “Rush
Rush
Tuesday meeting on residents protests over school day plan
Newark residents protest plans to install 13 or 16 portable classrooms and shift to eight or six period days at Newark High School. Officials debate absenteeism, with Joseph Roberts and Mrs. Aline Graf noting campus effects while Howard Lister proposes extra staff. A Tuesday meeting at 7:30 p.m. may seek solutions.
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Lyle Kingery
Graf
Newark High School
Lafayette Ave
Attorney General challenges Penn Central passenger cuts
State Attorney General Paul W. Brown filed a protest with the Interstate Commerce Commission to block Penn Central from dropping passenger service. The rail line seeks permission to discontinue three passenger trains.
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Columbus, Ohio
UPI
Paul W. Brown
Interstate Commerce Commission
Penn Central
Railgadas
Harbor projects to be reviewed in California meeting
State harbor and channel projects and prospects for new federal funds for navigational studies improvements and maintenance will be reviewed Friday in an all day session of the California Marine Affairs and Navigation Conferences at the Blue Dolphin restaurant. Lawrence E White neck chief engineer for the Port of Los Angeles and William M Kerrigan general manager of the Ventura Port District will cochair the gathering of port small craft and civic officials. Recommendations approved at the meeting will be presented in testimony by a task force of 20 witnesses to House and Senate appropriations committees and receive endorsement from California public bodies labor and civic groups. A highlight will be the presentation of the annual Golden State Luncheon on Capitol Way featuring a California menu.
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California Marine Affairs and Navigation Conferences
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Lawrence £. Whiteneck
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Los Angeles
William M. Kerrigan
Ventura
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Senate
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Golden State
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Alameda County workers threaten walk-out over wage talks
County employees across Alameda threaten a major strike over pay, demanding wage discussions and faster resolution as civil service rules and Meyers Milias Brown act drive the process. Union leaders warn of the biggest strike if nurses and other staff are not adequately compensated, while the board continues to weigh Nardi's salary survey and meet and confer procedures.
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San Francisco
Alameda County
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Groulx
Civil Service Commission
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Meyers-Milias-Brown
John Slater
Alameda
Nardi
Park Rz
Aleopark
Nixon makes school quality priority over race balance
President Nixon declared that improving education must take priority over forced desegregation, rejecting compulsory busing. He outlined a plan to divert 1.5 billion dollars over two years to aid desegregated districts and strengthen instruction, directing Agnew and Finch to craft proposals with Congress aiming for action within weeks.
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Spiro T. Agnew
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Man Killed in Fremont Freeway Crash
A 29 year old Oakland man Eugene Robert Rebello died when his car sped south on the Nitiltz Freeway near Fremont Boulevard swerved to avoid another car and struck a light pole. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Washington Township Hospital after his car tore apart and he was ejected.
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Fremont
Oakland
Fremont Boulevard
Nitiltz
California Highway Patrol
Alen
Eugene Robert Rebello
Washington Township
Rebello
Hehello
Alameda County Chief Judge urges no new judges
The Judicial Council of California concludes Alameda County needs no additional superior court judges to handle caseloads. Presiding Judge William Brailsford says the finding carries weight with the Legislature, which funds judges, and plans to seek sponsor support from Alameda County lawmakers. A formal bill request will follow.
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Judicial Council of California
Alameda County
William Brailsford
Brailsford
State Supreme Court
Grailsford
Superior Court
Mameda County
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