Style versus the State in Unemployment Case
The state referee upheld denial of unemployment benefits to Michael Hughes a Fremont man who refused to cut his shoulder length hair arguing grooming standards reflect labor market needs. The court may be asked to review claiming discrimination but the system requires job availability and reasonable grooming norms for benefits.
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Fremont
Michael Hughes
Hughes
Armey
Calia
Ile
Is- An
Letters to the editor Fluoride fees mixed up
Readers debate fluoridation in Alameda County with letters defending the program and opposing views. A Fremont resident cites scientific support and cites Consumer Reports while an environmentalist argues fluoride poses no ecological harm.
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Ike Lo
Tri- City
Alameda County
Alameda County Legislators Listed by District and Area
The notice lists U.S. Senators and Congressmen serving parts of South County and Alameda County, naming Alan Cranston and others with district details. It also names state senators and assembly members including Petris Bradley Crown Pres and others, plus where to address letters at the State Capitol.
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U.S
South County
Alan Cranston
New
Senate
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Nicholas C. Petris
Pee
Eenremere Rema
Chark L. Bradley
Rottican
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Tith
Alameda Ty
Livermore-Amader V
Castro Valley
Cartes Bee
Hayward
Union City
Fremont
Newark
Livermore-Amador Vacy
Reb Oh W. Crown
Idih
San Lorenzo
San Leandro
Alameda
Oakland
Merch K. Pres
Téth. Dispat
Ashland
Osk
State
Capitol
Nixon Doctrine Clash with Senate Over Foreign Aid
A Washington column argues the Nixon Doctrine faces stronger Senate resistance from Fulbright and Symington than abroad. It contends Kennedy and Nixon clash over executive privilege, foreign aid, and secret covenants, with Southeast Asia and Pakistan as focal points.
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Washington,d.c
Foreign Relations
Kat Penlny
Fulb Oright
Committee
Richard Nixon
Willam Fulbright
Stuart” Symngton
Southeast Asia
Fulbright Committee
Sen. Symington
Thailing
Laos
Pentagon
Tappear
Kennedy
Massachusett
Nixon
Vietnam
Mideast
Pakistan
Prison reform debate recalls Civil War era concerns
A fragmented historical voice argues for prison overhaul and rehabilitation, contrasting past practices with modern dire conditions. References to Nixon, Mitchell, and reformist figures highlight calls to tear down prisons, shift budgets from warehousing to programs, and curb criminal recidivism amid societal unrest.
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Nixon
Atty
Mitchell
Republic
Ronald Goldfarb
Washington Iorney
Why not a test for teachers
Readers weigh in on teacher certification proposing a California style civil test for teachers. By requiring demonstrated knowledge and experience, the plan aims to ease mobility between states, reduce redundant college retraining, and rely on practical practice teaching alongside exams.
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Jackson Frantz
Baltimore
Frantz
James Schooler
Los Angeles
California
Schooler
Illinois
Mississippi
Schouler
Schoaler
Schocler
Colege
Han A N Eedy
Notable historical events and births this day
Kerr Compton born September 14, 1871. US Army occupied Mexico City in 1847. President McKinley died of assassin wounds in 1901. First quintuplets born in South Date in 1963. Tanker Manhattan navigated the northwest passage in 1980. Quote from UNESCO on peace defenses: wars begin in minds.
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William McKinley
Aan South
Andrew Fischer
U.N
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School of Education
State Departments of Public Instruction
Kerr Compton
Mexico City
Manhattan
Northwest Passage
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