Nixon acts to end dock strikes with five member inquiry board
President Nixon invoked the Taft Hartley Act and signed an executive order to form a five member board of inquiry. The panel will report by Wednesday on dock strike negotiations affecting Atlantic Pacific Great Lakes Gulf ports and other US ports. An injunction to end West Coast chaos could come after the board's findings.
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Fremont revises after hours club ordinance proposal
Fremont officials present a thourough revision to ban after hours clubs at 2 a.m. The new draft expires permits within 60 days of enactment, removes an economic detriment clause, and allows limited dancing after 2 a.m. under club or fraternal association permits. Police and city managers warn ongoing issues with such venues.
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Pay hike block win for Nixon
The House refused to block President Nixon's order delaying a $2.6 billion yearly pay raise for federal workers for six months, a win for his inflation and employment policies. Republicans capitalized on Democratic defections to pass the measure, while a Senate challenge looms with Sen. Moss set to push a disapproval resolution.
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Senate sets 350 million ceiling on Laos war aid
The Senate approved a 350 million dollar ceiling on U S ground aid to Laos including CIA guerrilla activities, in a 6 1 vote. The limit excludes air support and B 52 bombing tied to the Vietnam war and marks a second Laos restriction after a prior ban on U S combat troops. Senator Symington highlighted Thai volunteers and noted Thai officers among the guerrilla force.
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Explosive attack hits Belfast army post in peace-line area
A powerful blast ripped a British army post in Cupar Street Belfast killing one guardsman and wounding nine soldiers along with 18 civilians. The strike sparked shootings and bombings across Protestant and Catholic districts as mobs attacked buses and buildings, with snipers firing on patrols and paratroopers responding with rubber bullets.
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Opposition to Peripheral Canal called smokescreen by official
Fremont official John Teerink warned that opposition to the Peripheral Canal hides North Bay sewage pollution failures. He urged cleaning up discharges while defending a canal fed by the Delta as enough to flush San Francisco Bay. Dr Royce of the Sierra Club challenged state water planning and urged protecting northern rivers and groundwater management.
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Motorsports park chances very good amid land talks
Fremont reports the Tri City Motorsports Association says land for an all purpose motor park is likely. Martin, the association president, promised a decision within two weeks and noted plans for tracks for off road vehicles and a potential family park. An agreement with Leslie Salt Co. could grant 20 acres west of the Nimitz Freeway for a smaller site near Landing Road. City officials have given six months to locate a site after an ordinance restricting motorcycles on private property was introduced.
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Weather outlook shows mild warmth with patchy cloud cover
Fair weather continues through tomorrow with patchy low clouds. Warm temperatures return with highs in the 80s for both days and cooler nights reaching the low to mid 50s. Light winds abet the pleasant conditions.
Raiders and Orioles clash as A's trail 2-0 in series
In Baltimore the Orioles defeated the Athletics 5-1 as Diego Segui faced Jim Palmer at noon. Oakland trails the best of five series 2-0 with the Giants and Pirates tied 1-1 and Juan Marichal slated to start for San Francisco against Nellie Briles.
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Bay Area Air Pollution District Probes Growth link
Bay Area air officials seek answers on how population growth affects air pollution levels. The inquiry aims to map how rising residents influence emissions and pollution patterns for future planning and policy making.
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Pye R Lawyers Claim Witness Led Tate Killing
The pigtailed young woman key to the Tate murder case is alleged by Pye R Lawyers for Charles Tex Watson to be the real ringleader of the night Sharon Tate was slain. Judges order release of notes on 31 cartons from a Los Angeles storage firm. Ronald Reagan appeals to Bay Area cemetery strike sides for binding arbitration. California tax reform talks collapse as hotel owners face action over missing pupils risk.
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