Retroactive raises spark union opposition to pay controls
The AFL-CIO convention in Miami Beach backed continued Pay Board service but warned unions would block board rulings until negotiated contracts are honored. Meany warned of abstention and potential strikes to enforce existing agreements while Senate and House panels debate retroactive pay increases and broader wage controls.
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Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
George Meany
OL Spall
Enn
Wouth
Senate
Senate Committee
House Banking Committee
Sparkman
D-Ala
18000 Books Dumped From Burned Irvington Library
Fremont authorities disposed of about 18 000 burned Irvington Library volumes despite some being usable. Alameda County Library officials note bindings need replacement for heavy-use standards. Barbara Boyd, county librarian, says disposal will finish today as staff limits slow assessment.
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East Bay
Barbara Boyd
Bay refuge endorsement pulled amid legal threat
Bay Conservation and Development Commission deleted an endorsement of the South Bay National Wildlife Refuge in revisions to its Bay Plan while planning a future resolution for federal acquisition. Executive Director Joseph E. Bodovitz cited a legal challenge by Westbay Associates, a major landholder, over gas-related technicalities as the reason for the deletion.
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Bay Conservatio and Development Commission
South Bay
Joseph E. Bodovitz
Westbay
Associates
Bodovitz
Union City officer denies striking boy after football game
Paula Serence, on behalf of Lupe Gaylan Jr., demands apology and medical costs after Lupe says officer Ben Cabals struck him in the forehead during and after the Logan Irvington football game on November 5. The complaint reached a U.S. Health and Welfare official who will pass it to Justice for investigation.
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Union City
Tuckus
Logan Irvington
Legal Aid Society
Paula Serence
Police Department
Lupe Gaylan Jr
Whipple Road
Gaylan
Ben Cabals
Dabaks
Gaytan
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
South County
J. Stanley Pottinger
U.S. Department of Justice
Ronald Lingren
Fremont residents protest youth activity at Nell Park
About 20 homeowners near Nell Park in Fremont told recreation commissioners that vandalism drugs and sex problems plague the three acre park at 39600 Sundale Drive. They urged action including a six foot fence a plan to water lawns and trim shrubbery. The commission approved a six foot fence four to two despite dissent over more information and the nine foot alternative.
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Fremont
Nell Park
Sundale Drive
Kennedy High School
Ed Washburn
Tvent
Orie Wise
Sol Lerch
Wise
Fremont housing plan rejected by planning commission
Planning commissioners unanimously rejected a proposed general plan amendment to allow a 12 acre apartment and commercial complex in Mission San Jose. The vote followed a petition objecting the project from Sutter Hill Development Corp. and local residents.
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Fremont
Mission San Jose
Sutter Hill Development Corp
Ohlone College to swear in campus police for low-key traffic control
Fremont campus to swear in 14 reserve officers as campus police with a focus on low-key traffic control during college hours. They will not patrol after hours or issue citations, and their work includes academic credit in an on campus practice course. The Fremont Police Department and security guards handle major security.
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Fremont
Firs
Ohlone College
William Osterloh
Jus
Tice Department
Cllege
Fremont Police de
Osterloh
Osterley
Vol Untary
Weather Outlook With Northwest Winds Today
Fair weather continues through tomorrow with creasing northwest winds at 10 to 25 mph. High today climbs into the 60s while the low tonight drops into the 40s.
Hayward Man Dies In Crash With Parked Tractor Trailer
A Hayward man identified as 52 year old Valenzuela of 21724 Tyrrell Ave died in a crash on Alvarado Boulevard when his car collided with a parked tractor trailer. Police said he was westbound prior to impact on the scene.
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Union City
Alameda Creek Flood Control Channel Update
A fragment notes Alameda Creek flood control channel context on page 16. It references the channel and its alignment, suggesting ongoing coverage or planning.
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Alameda Creek
San Francisco high schools strike over pay and class size
About 130 of 160 striking members of the Secondary Teachers Association walk off for higher pay and smaller classes in seven San Francisco archdiocesan high schools. Also, the Assembly Reapportionment Committee approves a redistricting plan aimed at widening Democratic margins and setting safe districts for Republicans amid a recent special election upset.
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San Francisco
American Federation ‘of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Secondary Teachers Association
Assembly
Bill Brophy
Page
Predawn gas explosion devastates Chester Vermont area
A predawn blast from a 100 pound propane tank leveled three buildings, devastated 30 more, and damaged 76 in Chester Vermont. Lt Gov Burgess called it a major disaster estimating damage at 1 million dollars. No serious injuries. a few cut by flying glass. AT&T warns DNC over a 1.4 million overdue bill and security deposits may be required in 1972.
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Chester
John S. Burgess
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