Tentative teachers pact risks strike over ratification vote
The district teachers union and Fremrt school district reached a tentative accord after a marathon session ending near midnight. The tentative package provides for full classroom supplies and partial restoration of finger for class, with no guarantee on salary. Union president Mike Wilwand said the accord follows a lengthy bargaining round and that a ratification vote is scheduled for today. If teachers approve, a strike threat looms. non union drivers may keep buses running on a double up schedule if drivers walk out.
Fremont Adopts Massage Ordinance Regulating Parlor Health
Fremont city council unanimously passes a massage ordinance focusing on health standards and licenses for therapists and trainees. It limits house calls to doctor prescribed cases, sets sanitation rules, prohibits alcohol, and allows license denial for recent sex offense convictions.
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Tri City Area Seeks High School Teen Correspondents
The Argus invites teen writers from local high schools in the Tri City area to contribute. Interested students should contact Sharon LaMarche at 797-5275.
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Ford vetoes six month oil controls extension
President Ford vetoed a six month extension of oil price controls promising to work toward a compromise with Congress to avoid immediate price hikes. He argued continuation delays long term energy policy, urging action to protect jobs, economic stability and future independence from foreign suppliers. Leaders voiced pursuit of a phased gradual decontrol plan to ease the energy crisis.
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Nationwide Teacher Strikes Close Schools Across Major Cities
United Press reports millions of students were left without schooling as teacher strikes shuttered classes in New York Chicago and other states. The 80 000 member United Federation of Teachers led picket lines halting schooling for about 2 090 000 children with courts weighing restraining orders and possible penalties. In Chicago 26 000 teachers and the Board of Education sought a finance fix while other states show widespread effect including Pennsylvania Washington Rhode Island California and more as unions threaten further action in San Francisco and beyond.
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Deadly war poisons kept unguarded
Washington UPI reports Sen. Frank Church says a CIA failure to destroy dangerous germ toxins violates Nixon orders. He cites five years of unguarded stocks that could kill thousands, with most supply reportedly destroyed but lethal toxins retained for unknown purposes. Hearings are set by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence next Tuesday to investigate who kept the poisons.
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Manson clan member recalls influence on mass murders in prison
An imprisoned former member of the Manson family discusses how drugs warped minds and aided the mass murders. The era’s headlines reference spankings in schools, farm workers voting conflicts, a longshoremen boycott, wildlife tracking, and a dramatic presidential security setup amid war threats and international grain talks.
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