Federal judge blocks farm access rule in labor case
Fresno California UPI report says a federal judge blocked the Agricultural Labor Relations Board access rule that restricted labor organizers. The ruling came as vigilante groups protested and Gov. Brown’s office declined to comment. ALRB Chairman Roger Mahony said the board will seek reversal while abiding by court actions. The rule allowed ranch access for three hours daily during organizing drives and elections. Court action follows a suit alleging the rule deprived growers of property rights and impeded the election process set to occur within seven days after petitions are filed. Union officials offered no comment on the ruling.
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Edmund G. Brown Jr
Nying Alrb
Roger Mahony
Newark mayor defends Dumbarton report amid bond plans
Mayor James Balentine said Atherton suit over the Dumbarton Bridge EIR was delaying but unlikely to stop construction. He cited local resolutions influencing state leaders to push quick bridge approval. A Sept. 17 hearing on the bridge and bonds approved in 1972 were noted, with Balentine predicting a court ruling on the EIR within days.
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James Balentine
Atherton
Dumbarton Bridge
Balentine
Jerry Brown
Coast Guard
Ballentine
Toll Bridge Authority
Jim Otto Ends Raider Career In Oakland Sendoff
The Oakland Raiders bid farewell to Jim Otto as he ends a celebrated NFL run. Otto, noted center, moves on after 15 seasons with the team amid a bittersweet public acknowledgment of his long service and influence.
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Jim Otto
Raider
Weather Notes Trace Cooler Regions and Temps
A fragmentary weather note records slight cooling in the Bay Area and Fremont. It lists a high around 65, low near 37 with yesterday's Fremont high of 37. It references mid range highs and unusual wording suggests stray OCR errors in temperature data.
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Yeaterday
Fremont
Fremont Teachers Vote to Force Negotiations and Strike
Fremont Unified District teachers voted to muscle a settlement before the school year starts, threatening a walkout if the board’s offer stalls. FUDTA members meet Wednesday to decide whether to approve the latest terms or strike as talks resume at 9 a.m. amid calls for public backing and possible statewide support.
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Fremont
Ament
Fremont Unified District Teachers Association
FUDTA
Iec
Cam
Wednesay
Than Tha
Cee
Inter-district school program under way in Hayward area
Fifth graders from New Haven join Hayward Union Day students as large enrollment shifts unfold. Many New Haven pupils transfer to Sorensen and Eldridge schools, causing concern among administrators and parents about distance, friendships, and adaptation to new campuses. First day mix includes play time after early release and lingering chatter about future busing and classes.
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Hayward — Pee Agee Rehingear
Erst
Taper
Fareireg
Tance Frontier Union Uy Feet
New Haven
Eldridge
Sorensen
Adkrénie
Trators
Commie Gaylord
Barnard White
Hayward
Union
den Snd
Dave Comtanno
Bast Swartes
Canthie
Christie Kirkpetrick
Naelis
Ange Cromeine
Soreneen
Angie
School Spanking Debate Seeks Parental Consent Reform
A California Senate panel defeated by slim margin a bill to ban corporal punishment in schools with freshmen Assembly member Leona Dan Jose backing. Senators Moscone and Russell argued for parental consent and local control, while odd anecdotes and memories surfaced about past punishments and school discipline practices.
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Beebe Mele
Tiburon
George Mosnone
Families Swap Babies Case In Arkansas Hospital Mixup
Two Arkansas families, the Fisk of Lockesburg and the Tabors of Broken Bow, learned their newborns may have been swapped at a De Queen hospital after a bracelet with the wrong name appeared. An exchange was reportedly planned for Wednesday but could not be confirmed.
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Cee. Ark
Apt
Meade
Jerry Fisk
Lockesburg
Ark
Gerald Tabor
Broken Bow
Otis
de Queen
Fisk
Jim Pearce
de Queen Gtal
Oklahoma
Ray Kimbell
Tee Queen Bee
Minorities Head School Expulsion List
Washington UPI reports that minority school children are expelled at higher rates than whites. HEW ordered superintendents to record all disciplinary actions to aid federal investigations into compliance with rights laws across the nation’s 16,080 school systems.
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Washington
UPI
HEW
College football schedule for 1975 week from Saturday
Fragmented text outlines major college football schedule for the Peete ory Daye 17 date in 1975. Mentions week from Saturday and references Waller teurte oat Reteln, but details are unclear.
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Peete Ory
Waller
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