Labor leaders press Nixon on voluntary post freeze plan
AFL CIO chief Meany led a labor delegation in a White House meeting with President Nixon to urge voluntary wage and price restraints after an eight day freeze. Leaders said there was no position change amid frank talks, with future policy to be decided before November 13.
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Washington
UPI
Aflcio
George Meany
Nixon
Meany
White House
Ronald
Ziegler
Haak
Eeixon
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
George P. Shultz
Hie
Woodcock
Jabar
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
J. W. Abel
United Steelworkers’ Union
Joseph A. Beirne
The
Communications Workers of America
John H. Lyons
NBG
Cahill vows final blow for Irish freedom in Dublin
Joe Cahill, IRA leader barred from a U S fundraising tour, told a Dublin crowd outside the General Post Office that his forces are preparing a final blow to unite Northern Ireland with the Republic. He claimed the means and will to win complete freedom, while police and detectives formed a heavy presence and scuffles erupted briefly.
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Dublin
UFT
Joe Cahill
Outlawert Irish Republican Army
TRA
United States
Northern Ireland
Reish Republic
Ireford
Cahill
Dublin General Post Office
Republic
Dabln
Dabl
Foo” Uhey” Shoutnd
Joe
Shaheen leads San Francisco school bus dry run
San Francisco officials staged a dress rehearsal of the city’s court ordered busing plan affecting 24 000 students with School Commissioner Thomas Shaheen riding a yellow bus through Chinatown. Despite scheduling glitches and protests in some neighborhoods, the event drew news crews and parents and aimed to show the plan’s operation before Monday’s full rollout.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thomas Shaheen
Chinatown
Shaheen
Virgil Stead
Diana Ming Chan
Chi Nese
Riles urges parents to give school busing a chance
California’s first Black statewide official Wilson C. Riles urged San Francisco parents to give the new busing plan a chance as it begins next week. He said the plan may not be perfect but warrants a test and may be revised after evaluation. He warned children will watch adults’ conduct as a model.
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Sacramento
UPI
Wilson C. Riles
San Francisco
Riles
Fez
Envoy Geoffrey Jackson freed by Tupamaro terrorists vows to return
British Ambassador Geoffrey Jackson, held eight months by Tupamaros, was released and flew to London. He thanked Uruguayan people and said he would return. Officials met him at Montevideo airport as he prepared to depart for Gatwick.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
UPI
Geoffrey Jackson
London
Jackson
Foreign Office
Gatwick Airport
Iberia Airlines
Marrivideo
Madrid
Urban Guerrila
People's Prison
South shows calmer response to school busing
Amid desegregation, the South largely accepts busing with less turmoil than last year. Nixon praises the calm start to term noting extensive busing to enforce federal desegregation. Reports from Alabama and Georgia describe limited protests and broad compliance, with notable opposition in Savannah and Nashville and rising private school enrollment in several states.
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Atlanta
APL
South
Texas
Nixon
Dixie
South Carolina
Robbery suspect found guilty in Fremont liquor store heist
An Oakland Superior Court jury found Arthur R. Leyvas, 24, of San Jose guilty of armed robbery at the Bottle Shop liquor store in the Rickmark Center Fremont on December 4, 1989, taking $408 at gunpoint. Sentencing is set before Judge William H. Brailstord on October 14.
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Oakland
Fremont
Arthur R. Leyvas
San Pablo SL
San Jose
Rickmark Center
Fremont, Bly
Leyvas
Dudge
William H. ‘Brailstord
Fremont Residents Group to Review City Agencies
The Federation of Fremont Mesides will hold a meeting Monday at 7:30 p.m. at James Stagg's home 24467 Bacon Place to review government agencies and discuss current developments in Fremont.
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Fremont
The
Federation of Fremont
James Stagg
Bacon Place
South County Births At Rais er Hospital
Names and addresses appear for newborns and parents in Fremont and Newark, noting births with dates in September and listing several families and drive locations. The readable entries include multiple infants with parental names and street addresses in the regions, reflecting routine county birth notices.
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Save Our Neighborhood Schools
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