Nixon Sets Phase I Wage Price Curbs After Freeze
President Nixon unveils Phase I to curb wages and prices after the November 13 end of the wage price freeze. New Pay and Price Boards would approve increases, while appeals go to courts. Officials stress inflation goals of lowering yearly rise to about 2 percent by end of 1972, with many prices shifting up or down to meet targets.
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Price Commission
Wat Ton
Mixon
Nixon
White House
Uing Council
Bee
Cost of Living Council
William Peoxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Treasury
John B. Connally
Jobs
West Coast Dock Walkout Ends Amid Federal Court Order
West Coast longshoremen and Chicago grain elevator workers began returning to work after a federal court back-to-work order. Union leaders urged prelim work and readiness for ship resumption, signaling an end to a historic multi port strike. In Chicago, Local 418 members planned a 10 day return hopeful for renewed bargaining. East Coast dockers faced a separate dispute with shipowners over guaranteed income and hiring practices.
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Mest Coangsore
Harry
Bridges
Chicago
Leys
Gulf Coast
Toby” Boyle
Sceis Lo Ricals
John McQuade
Grain Elevator
James Dickaman
New York Shipping Association
LUA
Fremont Inflatable Fabridam to Boost Creek Percolation
In Fremont and Niles, the Alameda County Water District installs a $475,000 four ply inflatable Fabridam across Alameda Creek. When full, it rises 13 feet to capture 4 000 acre feet yearly for groundwater recharge, replacing earth dams and saving about $120,000 annually.
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Fremont
Goodyear
Alameda Creek
Niles District
Alameda County
City girds for new coot war
Fremont officials mobilize against invading coots after a prior failed attempt. A wildlife team and Fish and Wildlife Service classed the birds as a menace and approved annual depredation hunts to reduce their numbers.
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Fremont
Central ‘Park
Wildlife Rovers
U.S. Department of Era
Fish and Wildlife Service
Huge water softening unit to swing into high gear
After a year long shakedown Alameda County Water District unveils its 1.3 million dollar water softening plant north of Peralta Boulevard and Mowry Avenue in Fremont. The four resin beds handle over 25.5 million gallons daily for 155000 residents, with dedication at 11 a.m. and public tours to follow.
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Fremont
Alameda County
Peralta Boulevard
Mowry Avenue
T Hough
Bernardo
Water Board
Illegal use of playground volunteers discovered
Fremont schools faced a legal finding that volunteers cannot serve as noon playground supervisors. The district learned the education code permits volunteers as instructional aides only, not as supervisors. Board members hinted at possible restoration of a $10,000 cut next week as principals and teachers pressed for reversed policy.
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Fremont — Eforts
Frramont
Kranawitter
Weather and Fight Night Outlook for Tomorrow
The forecast calls for fair weather through tomorrow with morning low clouds. Temperatures warm slightly with daytime highs in the 70s to near 80. Tonight's lows range from the upper 40s to mid 50s with light winds.
Tima Lee La Nueva Raza Club Unveils Mural and Governing System
An Ohlone College campus club introduces a mural and a new governance model this fall. The initiative reflects Latin origins and aims at self identity and determination, with coverage and photo on Page 4. A study considers moving Washington High School’s 30 year old agriculture program to a Fremont City park, details on Page 2.
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la Nueva Raza
Washington
Fremont
Calif brush fire saved homes as winds shift
A Summerland California brush fire scorched over 3200 acres threatening districts and expensive homes before winds shifted, turning the blaze away from populated areas and easing danger to nearby communities. Residents were evacuated briefly as firefighters fought the wind-driven blaze.
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Calif
Nobel Prize winner warns DDT ban may harm developing nations
Nobel laureate Norman Borlaug cautions that banning DDT in the United States could trigger disease and disaster in underdeveloped countries. Missouri governor and two U.S. senators back Edmund Muskie’s unannounced Democratic presidential bid. stock market rises then trims gains ahead of Nixon speech. Dow ends at 901.80 with mixed index movements and 1,720 issues advancing.
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Norman Borlaug Sys
United States
Missouri
Edmund G. Muskie
Nixon
American psychiatrist deported as Israel detains travelers
report details Israel expelling an American psychiatrist and sending home 18 Chicago Negroes who arrived at Lod International Airport claiming to be black Hebrew Israelites. Also notes Indo-China casualties and Britain sending 1,500 more troops to Northern Ireland with page reference.
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Israel
Chicago
Lod International
Britain
Northern Ireland
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ACWD
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Ache
Edward Roberts
Arter J. Kronawitter
Tima Lee
Indochina
U.S
MT Movie Guide
Orrock
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