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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1976

Page

1

Fremont Sick-Out Faces Third Day as Talks Continue

Fremont school workers entered a third day of mass sickouts over wages, disrupting buses and cafeterias while a possible breakthrough emerged. About 600 employees met, with hints of a Monday decision after a closed board session proposed a new offer close to 4.1 percent total raise. student sympathy actions sparked rumors of protests at Amervan and Irvington high schools.

Fremont Board of Education Kennedy High School Manning California School Employes Association Service Employes International Union Erle Howery CSEA Amervan Irvington Fremont Federation of Teachers Fremont Houlevard Ferguson

Burns optimistic on economy and inflation outlook

Washington reports Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the Senate Banking Committee that the Fed will maintain moderate monetary policy as the economy is expected to pick up in the near future. He forecast inflation around 5 percent next year with GDP up about 6 percent, stressing careful unwinding of inflation and steady growth without fueling excesses.

Washington UPI Arthur Burns Federal Reserve Board Burns Federal Reserve

Storm wreck leaves 33 aboard freighter Carnelian

The 33 crew of the storm ravaged Carnelian abandoned ship 1,400 miles northwest of Hawaii as 20 foot seas and 35 to 40 knot winds raged. Hunter rescued several log-clinging sailors while a lifeboat search for others continued. other freighters Khudozhnik Saryan Jalarta and Shunyo Maru joined the area search.

Honolulu UPI Pacific Coast Guard San Francisco Carnelians Hawaii Aleutian Islands Hunter Here Jalanta

Newark Clergymen Express Skepticism Over Bingo Fundraisers

A Newark survey of church leaders shows little enthusiasm for allowing bingo as a legal church fundraising activity. Among ministers at First Baptist, Trinity Christian Center, United Pentacostal, and Church of Christ, gambling is widely viewed as inappropriate for religious services and contrary to moral standards.

Newark Travis Lawrence First Baptist Church Dairy Ave Lawrence Trinity Christian Center Thorton Ave Ed Sundquist Sundquist United Pentacostal Church Rich Ave Doug Wilson Church of Christ Thornton Ave

Washington trounces James Logan in MVAL clash

Washington High pants James Logan 37 to 0 at Tak Fudenna Stadium. Kevin Meaney scores three touchdowns including two punt returns and Mike Ricapito throws two TD passes to Mike Kane. Washington remains undefeated in league play while Logan drops to 0 and 6.

Washington Ricapito Mike Kane Kane Tomorrow

Governor Halts Gilmore Execution in Utah Drama

Utah Governor Calvin Rampton stayed the planned execution of Gary Gilmore, awaiting a Pardons Board decision on possible delay. Gilmore, who killed motel clerk Bennie Bushnell, had urged dying “like a man.” The board’s Wednesday hearing could set a new date.

Salt Lake City Utah Calvin Rampton Gary Gilmore State Supreme Court Rampton State Board of Pardons Gilmore Utah State Prison Provo United States Oregon Bennie Bushnell Utah Supreme Court Pardons Board Atty Robert Manson Dennis Boaz George Latimer Latimer William Calley My Lai

International leaders eyed for Carter early visit

President elect Carter prepares to meet Latin American leaders including Venezuela's Perez and Mexico's Lopez Portillo as part of plans after his Georgia coast vacation ends. A new truth in labeling rule for American wine is proposed, detailing bottling date and grape types. The day also notes Calder's death and a grim exorcism case as pages highlight global and cultural news.

Jimmy Carter Georgia Plains Venezuela Carlos Andres Perez Mexico Jose Lopez Portillo

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By Thomas B. Desley Sons Alameda County Nayne Ferguson Kevin Meaney Meany By Mike Lucas James Logan University of California California Supreme Court Pacifica Presuent Alexander Calder America World Raymond Arizona Bill" Gardner Ft. Sam Houston National Cemetery Argus Tapes Ray Orrock Bridge Comics Xu
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