Arbitration Plan Sparks League Opposition In California
The league warns SB333 would force non elected arbiters to set taxes for wage awards affecting police fire and all public workers. It cites Detroit experience with 11 percent salary hikes triggering service cuts and layoffs. League warns of weak bargaining, potential closed shops and higher costs from arbitration expenses.
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League
Congress
Legislature
Board of Supervisors
Detroit
California
Fremont
Teague
Board of Review
Fremont burglary scheme ends with police stakeout
Miss Santana, an exotic dancer from North Beach, had 500 in five hundred dollar bills demanded by a caller claiming her valuables were safe for a price. Police traced nothing to Fremont, set a trap at 9979 Washington Blvd, and detained a suspect as Miss Fortney recovered most items though furs were damaged and some jewelry broken.
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Jana
Oakland
Misa Santana
Pinole
Santana
Fremont
Washington Blvd
Harry Hogen
Miss Santana
Helen
Yott
San Francisco
North Beach
Sel
Duane Watson
Alarmeda County
Heyen
Manson and family sentenced to die in California trial
The jury sentenced Charles Manson and several followers to death after a lengthy trial that drew national attention. Prosecutor Vincent Bugliosi praised the jury system, while defense leader Paul FitzGerald criticized it as failing to solve social violence. The case overlapped with the discovery of Ronald Hughes's body 100 miles from Los Angeles and raised threats from Manson followers who vowed self immolation if death sentences were given. Linda Kasabian testified for the state, helping secure the verdicts after five weeks of jury selection and 121 witnesses.
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Paul Fitzgerald
Vincent Bugliosi
Manson
Yale
Ronald Hughes
Los Angeles
Hughes
Linda Wit
Fremont park expansion eyed at 2.5 to 2.8 million
Fremont Meadows owner Charles Getchell expects land costs for Central Park expansion to run about 2.38 million with city estimates at 2.5 to 2.8 million. City Manager Don Driggs reports appraisal results and land area at a 7:30 p.m. council meeting, as voters weigh an assessment district for land purchase and potential tax impacts.
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Fremont
Fremont Meadows
Central Park
Don Driggs
City Hall
Civic Center Drive
Driggs
Calley guilty of murder verdict shocks courtroom
The My Lai case ends with Calley convicted of murder after a long trial. Sentencing room set for 3 a.m. Tuesday as Latimer and Kay condemn the verdict while defense and Army officials react with mixed views on responsibility and justice.
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Calley
Latimer
U.S
Richard B. Kay
Military Court of Appeals
Nixon
Pam
United States of America
U.S. Army
Leyear lull in U S executions
A fragmented report notes a lull in U S executions with sparse figures from the 1960s. It mentions two executions in 1967 and references Charles Manson related cases, while noting very few women among those in prison facing the death penalty.
Quarry men blast as ACWD fears flood risk rises
District officials warn shortly after talks with San Valley over Spring Valley water releases that Calaveras and Niles watersheds face intake limits. Locals report dam and pipe works prompting hearings on damages and future supplies to the Hay and Cherry Creek areas.
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San
Calaveras
Tornel
Hay
Saylor
Fremont Hosts Delegation From Sister City Caravana Mexicana
Fremont welcomes visitors from Puerto Peñasco as part of a live sister city program. The group tours Fremont City Hall, GM plant, and Welber Winery and plans university visits at Stanford and Berkeley. City officials, Caravana staff, and local council members meet to discuss exchanges and goodwill.
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Fremont
San Francisco
Sausafito
Sister City Committee
Caravana Mexicana Board
Fretmont
Puerto Penasco
Caravana
Fremont City Hall
Sister City
Caravana Board
Presidente Municipal
Vatente Corejo
Gerard
Homer Townsend
Dale Peterson
General Motors
Welber Winery
Stanford
Berkeley
Elizabeth
Australia
Park unit postpones interviews for master plan
East Bay Regional Park District postponed a meeting to interview four consultants for a master planning study of Coyate Hills Regional Park. The interview date is rescheduled to April 14 at Fremont council chambers with a $40,000 schematic master plan covering about 4,000 acres owned by the park district and the Alameda County Land Council and Water Conservation District.
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Fremont
East Bay Regional Park
Coyate Hills
Tremont
Park District
Fremont Council
Alameda County Land Conlesil and Water Conservation District
Davis case motions set for hearings
Readable portions show motions in the Davis case scheduled for hearings. The hearings aim to advance pretrial matters with the newly appointed judge and involved attorneys. Court officials indicate proceedings will begin at a designated time, with multiple dates listed as pending.
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Davis
Sanaral
Anneli Davis
Tovsdiy
Debnse
Er’ Court
Mameda
Ateparebead
Superior Court
Jive Tatin
TV McMurray Ob
Vian Miaesthiy
San Quentin
Myer
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Une Whmther
Tim
Susan Atkin
Letlie van Houten
Patricia Krenwinkel
Fronfelt
Seat? Geold
Richard Lopez
Ramon Carrillo
Gararde Portugal
Valente Cornejo
Charles Getchell
Getchell
Boise Cascade Builders Co
Wornt Springs Hills
Mission Peak
Mission Boulevard
Weibel Winery
Hidden Valley Ranch
Certier Road
Red Cross
Pentagon
Citizens Commission On Inquiry On
U. S
My Lai
Ernest J. Medina
Lt. Calley
Col
Clifford H. Ford
My Tai
Talimer
Leyear
United Press Inernational
Unitedd Stiles
Charles Manson
Bsh
Parsons
Satur
Cukeveras
Niles
Bette
Lamiesan
Council
Park Unit
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