New GM pact ends shortest strike in decades
DETROIT UPI. A brief GM labor strike ended after 12 hours when GM and UAW negotiators reached a three-year contract covering 390,000 workers. The pact raises labor costs by about 5.8 billion dollars and includes provisions on job security, health care, and nonunion plants in the South. Union leaders praised the agreement as providing security for members and families.
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One Vote Difference Lets Newark Council Keep Seat Open
Newark planning commissioner Marilyn Miller fell one vote short of an appointment to the vacant city council seat after Thursday’s meeting. The council chose to push the seat to a March 8 1977 election to fill the vacancy left by Shamar Abraham with costs shared by the district and college elections.
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Ohlone College
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Hearst freed on 1.5 million bail in California case
Patricia Hearst, 22, was released on 1.5 million bail after appearing in U.S. District Court in San Francisco to await appeal disposition on robbery charges. Judge Orrick cited strong family ties and low risk, as Hearst, daughter of Randolph Hearst, prepares for a Jan 10 trial in Los Angeles while facing state charges.
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Coler
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Orrick
Willan Randolph Hearst
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James Browning Jr
Oil nations push for oil price hike at OPEC meeting
OPEC experts said to recommend a roughly ten percent oil price increase to offset inflation losses. The 13 member group opened studies in Vienna and will meet December 15 in Doha to set price policy, despite Western warnings that higher prices could spark a global recession.
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Gift that Dusty can relate to
UNION CITY Dustin Godinez at age five gave a hospital a birthday gift a unique rocker for the infants ward at Oakland's Children's Hospital. Dusty who endured hyaline membrane disease spinal meningitis pneumonia hydrocephalus and hernias as a newborn later learned to walk and speak, now visits the hospital and helps others. The family selected the rocker bearing Dusty’s name and he led the way to a moment of relief and hope amid years of illness.
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Dusty
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Children’s Hospital
Beverly Godinez
David
Richard
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Majority supports union walkout risk at Fremont high
A student survey shows 60 percent of Fremont high schoolers would join a renewed sick-out over a wage dispute. The school district asked union leaders to state whether they would support student absences, warning districts would lose about 6.2 dollars per student per day and that learning time cannot be replaced.
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Fremont
Krannawitter
Krannawitler
Stanford fires football coach Jack Christiannen
Stanford dismissed football coach Jack Christiannen yesterday on the eve of the Big Gate rivalry with Cal. The move ends his tenure as Stanford ends a period of unknowns and leaves the program searching for leadership before the next collision with California.
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Stanford
Cal
Sanford
Thanksgiving Band Farewell Rock Concert Hits Nation
The Band farewell live concert headlines a 1976 Thanksgiving night event in Fremont with a 5,000 person dinner and a 40 piece orchestra followed by a rock show priced at 25 per person. Also noted are reports on 36 questionable deaths at a state mental hospital, UC Regents appealing to the Supreme Court, Gov Brown’s federal post stance, DOJ actions against organized crime, snoring health risks, NATO force needs, and Beirut air service restoration.
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