Judge orders West Coast longshoremen back to work
A federal judge in San Francisco ordered West Coast longshoremen to remain on the job for 80 hours while directing the government to pursue contempt proceedings against ILWU for defying a ceasefire at Los Angeles, Long Beach, Portland, and Seattle. About 3,000 workers at LA and Long Beach began returning to docks as Portland and Seattle capacity sagged amid slowdowns and staffing disputes. The contempt hearing was set for next Thursday as the nation faces a broader strike pattern involving East Coast ports and a stalled labor dispute.
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Pacific Maritime Association
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Sweigert
ILWH
Norman Leonard
Mixon
East Coast
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Great Lakes
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U.S
James
Bers
International Longshoremans . Association
Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
Weather outlook with scattered rain and winds easing
Partly cloudy with a 60 percent rain chance today, then clearing tonight and mostly tomorrow. Highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s, lows in the 40s. Small craft advisories issued for west to northwest winds 15 to 30 mph.
Union City votes on low income housing plan
Voters will go to the polls in Union City Tuesday in a special city election to decide a proposed low income housing program that would scatter 200 housing units across the city. Newark City councilmen reject all proposals for a land swap with Fremont to aid development of the 332 acre Patterson Ranch by Singer Housing Co.
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Newark City
Fremont
Patterzon Ranch
Singer Housing Co
California Coastline Regulation Study Sparks State Agency Call
The Reagin administration releases a study completed last summer urging a strong statewide agency to regulate development along the vanishing California coastline. It notes a midnight deadline for candidates including Sen George Murphy and about a score of others to file campaign financial disclosures with Secretary of State Edmund G Brown Jr.
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George Murphy
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Reagin
California
Peter Peter Pumpkin Water Recall by Dart Industries
Dart Industries Inc discloses a nationwide recall of a children’s soap product due to plastic packaging containing a paint that may be toxic if consumed. The item, titled Peter Peter Pumpkin Water, is sold door to door across the country and Canada, as stock markets finish lower for the week amid administration Phase Two uncertainty.
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Dart Industries Inc
Peter Peter
Canada
Vatican paper says women cannot be ordained priests
The Observatore Romano states ordaining women as priests is not possible because representing Christ in the Biblical sense is reserved for men. The remark was made during the Third International Synod of Bishops at the Vatican discussing priesthood and global justice.
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L'Observatore Romano
Third International Syyod of Bishops
Botulism outbreak in southern Alameda ducks may ease
Fish and Game officials report a fading water fowl botulism surge that has killed over 1100 ducks in Fremont and Hayward as cooler weather arrives. Wards are removing carcasses while wardens treat a few ducks at home. the disease spreads through aquatic insects and cannot pass from duck to duck.
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Alameda County
Bruce G. Elliott
Fish and Game Department
Fremont
Hayward
Elliott
Brian Replogle
Replogle
Willett seeks CDC support in Fremont campaign
Mrs Willett appeals to the Community Development Council for backing in a local campaign. Her reasons center on city leadership energy and public enthusiasm, urging voters to align with her vision for the community.
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John Pachtner
Fremont
Yoly
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Willett
Aml Alin
Candle Lighters Ghost House opens at Fremont Hub
The Candle Lighters present a haunted Carriage House experience titled Witch Mrs Raul Pegueros teases youngster Jon Holden with promotional material. Open weekends 11 am to 9 pm and Oct 25 4 to 9 pm on weekdays, Halloween 11 am to 6 pm. Admission 75 cents, group visits 50 cents. proceeds fund a Natural Science Center in Central Park. Protests and policy debates about CDC programs are noted but the event text focuses on the haunted house and fundraising.
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Raul Pegueros
Jon Holden
Fremont Bowevard
Fremont Hub
Central Park
Top Justice Dept official resigns amid Texas banker scandal
Assistant Attorney General Will R. Wilson resigns after revealing a past association with Texas banker Frank Sharp. Wilson admits borrowing large sums from Sharp and acting as his attorney before joining the Knapp Commission. Sharp’s dealings sparked indictments of state and federal bank examiners and ongoing political fallout.
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UPL
Will R. Wilson
Justice Depatment
Texas
Wilson
Nixon
Frank Sharp
Justice Department
Sharp
Nikon
Knapp Commission
McCloskey says Nixon may dump Agnew for Reagan in 1972
Rep. Paul McCloskey predicts President Nixon will drop Spiro Agnew from the ticket and name Ronald Reagan as a potential second man. He argues Nixon should choose a strong conservative to keep GOP appeal, while planning his own presidential run amid criticism of government truthfulness and ongoing debates over school busing and integration.
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Spiro Agnew
McCloskey
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