Water strike ends after 12.5 percent raise approved
California state workers return to work at the massive 2.8 billion Water Project after accepting a 12.5 percent pay increase. About 500 employees participated in the walkout, which the union calls a landmark victory while the governor terms it illegal. Reopen negotiations on seniority and expenses proceed without reprisals.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
Walter Taylor
California State Eimployes Association
CSEA
State Personnel Board
Taylor
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Watlee Resources
William R. Gianelli
Jackson warns arms pact may speed nuclear race
Senator Henry M. Jackson predicts the Soviet arms control treaty could accelerate the nuclear arms race, with heightened uncertainties and costs. Other lawmakers split, while President Nixon hails the pact as a needed first step and Congress debates ratification and safeguards.
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Washington
UPI
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Nixon
Jackson
Senate Armed Services Committee
Simm Thurmond
Rs.c
Moscow
John €. Stennis
D-Miss
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Amd
Peter H. Dominick
R-Colo
Stennis
Gerald R. Er
Robert C. Byrd
West Virgina
Griffin
Cooper
Ford
Senate
United States
Educators to Poll Citizens for Community Goals in Education
State schools chief Wilson Riles and others led an all day strategy session in Sacramento to plan a large scale community involvement program. The aim is to decentralize decisions and let communities set priorities within legal and fiscal limits, avoiding unrealistic asks while pursuing a sterling education goal by 1974.
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Sacramento
UPR
Wilson Riles
Ed Rebecke
California
Educaon
Riles
Atl
Ronald Ward
San Francisco
Hayward couple pleads innocent in extortion scheme
Hayward pair faces charges in a federal case alleging conspiracy to extort 250000 from United Air Lines under bomb threats aboard a 4A flight. Alton Faln and Judith Wikstrom pleaded not guilty. Williams set June hearings and July 10 trial date. FBI linked an explosive device aboard a San Francisco to Seattle flight and noted negotiations moving money to San Lorenzo then Hayward. Wikstrom posted 5000 bond, Faln detained.
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Ae Pe Hayward
United Air Lines
lAlton
A. Faln
Judith Wikstrom
Spencer Williams
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United Airlines
San Francisco
Seattle
Latin voters urged to leverage power at polls
US Latin leaders urged political clout at a national conference, led by Romana Banueka, saying Spanish-speaking Americans must vote for deeds over words. The speech stressed independent voting patterns, economic justice, and peace as President Nixon toured Moscow on a mission of peace.
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Chigago
UPI
Romana ‘Acosta Banueka
National Federation of Settlements and
Banustos
America
Nixon
Moscow
Births at Kaiser Hospital South County May Weekend
Mr and Mrs Alvin Fetielona announce the birth of a son at Kaiser Hospital South County on May 14. Mr and Mrs Glen Buller report a boy born May 13 at Fremont. More entries indicate families celebrating newborns in the community.
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Kaiser Hospital Capes Raed
Eterenl
Uta de
Alvin Fetielona
Atte
Mera
Bryant
Ste Freon
Steven Berry
So Dal
Glen Buller
Poe
Win St. Fremont
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Awreca Cu
Fremont
Louise Bettencourt
Mary Lut
Delphine Sella
Cai
Milwaukee
Edward M. Kennedy
TeMass
Edmund §. Muskie
Maine
Senate Disarmament Subcommittee
James L. Buckley
New ‘York
Hep
John ‘Anderson
Illinois
Craig Hosmer
Republican House
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Hosmer
Soviet Union
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
House
Hayward
Alike
Unnex
San Lorenzo
FBI
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Rose
Teanots Way
South County
Nimitz
Durham RD
Fremont Dragstrip
Regan's
Decoto RD
Lawh
Bougainville
San Diego
Bender Board
Ontame
Faso
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