Rev Moon Arrested in Trespass at Bord College
State police arrested Rev Sun Myung Moon and 10 companions for trespass at Bord College in Dutchess County. They were issued summons to appear before Red Hook Justice Elmore Fraleigh. College President Leon Botstein condemned the incident as normal protest activity on private property. Moon runs a seminary at Barrytown and owns an estate near Tarrytown.
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Annandale-On-Hudson
UPI
Sun Myung Moon
Bord College
Dutchess County
Leon Botstein
PG&E seeks another rate hike to protect returns
PG&E filed with the California Public Utilities Commission for a total rate increase of 292 million dollars to sustain a 10.39 percent overall rate of return on invested capital in 1978. The proposal projects electric rates up 7.3 percent and natural gas up 6.8 percent, citing higher operating costs and wage increases.
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Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Pg&e
California Public Utilities Commission
Pga&e
Uel
CPUC
Wholesale prices rise ominously in April
Washington reports wholesale prices up 1 percent for a second month, fueling concerns over inflation. The index shows a 12.2 percent annual rate, with food crop damage and weather cited as contributing factors. Officials warn the pace may continue, with possible moderation not yet in sight.
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Washington
UPL
Bert Lance
Labor Department
California
Lance
Talks Still Deadlocked As Fremont Teachers Return
Fremont talks remain stalled after a Wednesday walkout as classrooms reopened. About four hundred fifty teachers reportedly stayed out. mediators including state negotiator Michael West held separate sessions with districts and teachers to push toward resolution, with potential fact-finding if impasse persists. Community leaders and a school-board candidate criticized and urged substantive bargaining amid high tensions.
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Fremont
Ecording
Wess Pulersin
Michael West
Lau
West
George Malfenberger
Tractors Associ
Rylock plant confrontation spurs tear gas dispersal protest
Police dispersed clashes at the Rylock plant after tear gas canisters were deployed in the street. A caravan led by Richard Groulx of the Central Labor Council headed to city hall to protest the tear gas use, but the front door was locked. Longshorensen's union members from a nearby warehouse joined the picket line yesterday.
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City Hall
Longshorensen
Rylock Co
Union City
Francie Chiara
Annette Paredes
Nixon interview breaks and Frosts final monologue
Richard Nixon aides asked for time to regroup during the David Frost interview, a breather that preceded the dramatic final monologue. Frost and Reston Jr. described a shift in texture as Nixon appeared to gain from a caustic grilling just before the last segment. Frost claimed breaks were his and his producer’s decision, not Nixon’s.
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Richard Nison
David Frost
James Reston Jr
Los Angeles
Frost
Nixon
Chapel Hill
N.C
Reston
Forst
Weather and municipal nomination news summary
Variable cloudiness with possible showers today and tomorrow, west to northwest winds 15 to 30 mph. High 66, low 42. Fremont high yesterday 66, low 42. Carter nominates San Francisco City Supervisor Bob Mendelssohn as assistant secretary of interior for policy, budget and administration. David Frost comments on Nixon in recent TV interviews.
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Wis
Carter
San Francisco
Bob Mendelsatin
Interior
Nader study links benzene to leukemia in consumer products
Health researchers report benzene linked to leukemia among factory workers and exposure through paint removers rubber cement and other household items should be banned. President Carter backs a standby gasoline tax criticism from adviser Schlesinger notes. Catholic bishops oppose women priests while agreeing to study Vatican stance. Carter says Nixon’s honesty in Watergate is doubtful despite Nixon’s candidness about his own lies.
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Ralph Nader
Carter
James Schlesinger
Lagoon opens for swimming in Fremont with seasonal hours
Fremont city lagoon opens tomorrow at 11 a.m. for swimming. Hours start 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on weekends and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays until school ends, then 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily. Entry is 25 cents.
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Fremont
Dial-a-ride costs for AC Transit in Fremont Newark detailed
AC Transit reports dial-a-ride per passenger costs fell from 9.45 in December to 6.34 in January with 25 cent per ride charges for the telephone command bus. The service began Oct 3 in limited Fremont Newark zones and expands gradually. Fixed-route costs remain undetermined. dial-a-ride funded by property tax state gas tax share and federal operating costs. Accounting closure for March and April delays final figures.
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AC Transit District
Fremont
Newark
AC Transit
Virginia Dennison
Don Tarsun
Ubree
Fremont District Battles Over Alarm Contract Policy
Alameda County Counsel’s office overturned a five year contract ruling for Bay Alarm Co that would have cost 592000 a year. the district balked at the reversal and faced a price hike to 120000 annually on a five year term. Trustees pressed for a formal legal review and more written opinions as board friction with county counsel widens.
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Alameda
County Legal Department
Alarm Co
Nepal
Alarm Company
Dick Arey
Bay Alarm
Arey
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