Labor council warns SF strike endangers city services
In San Francisco labor leaders threaten a general strike by all city unions to press wage demands from 1,710 striking crafts workers. The move could halt most city facilities, from transit to airports, as talks with officials remain unsettled amid a broader transportation and service disruption.
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San Francisco
EPH
Board of Supervisors
George Moscone
Patrick Mulder
San Francisco Labor Council
Labor Council
John Crowley
Rity
Bay
Marin
The Daily Review consolidates The Morning News in Hayward
The Daily Review results from the consolidation and continuation of The Morning News in Hayward California. The publication combines staff and content under a unified banner, expanding local coverage and community notices for readers in the East Bay area.
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Board OKs jail plan amid heated Hayward debate
Alameda County supervisors vote 3 to 1 to prepare a resolution of determination to proceed with a 60 bed jail in Hayward after a tense session focused on the final environmental impact report. Chairman Cooper apologized for losing his temper as opponents urged a delay, while Bates abstained and Santana opposed the motion. The board set April 20 for further action and possible public hearing.
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Alameda
Fred F. Cooper
Ken Price
Aha
Charlie Santana
Cooper
Santa Rita
Santana
Price
Gail Steele
Public Works
Herbert Crowle
Thomas Bates
Bates
Forecast lowers 1976 food inflation outlook
Washington UP I reports the Agriculture Department cut its 1976 food price forecast and one official predicts grocery price gains will be the smallest in four years. He says first-half 1976 prices may average about 4.5 percent above a year ago, down from prior 6 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Donberg
Palma Ceia Trees Backed by City Aid Plan
A packed Palma Ceia city council meeting debated palm tree removal and found the trees hide broader social issues. The council chose to leave the trees and allocate 580,000 to other community needs, with details continued on back pages.
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Rich Riggs Hayward
Palma Ceia
Quiet end to big uproar
In Fremont an uproar over Escortsn ended with manager Barbara Ellen Rayner paying a 525 fine. Rayner 24 faced resisting arrest kicking an officer while cast on foot possession of marijuana zoning violations and a hit and run. Her workers 38708 Farwell Drive faced marijuana possession and liquor without a license charges. Two officers faced solicitation claims but no charges followed. Venue shifted to Alameda Municipal Court where Rayner paid the fine Monday and most charges were dismissed except a city code violation which she pled no contest to and was found guilty.
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Glenmoor Gardens
Barbara Ellen Rayner
Farwell Drive
Alameda Municipal Court
Ravner
Ms. Ravner
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