Retirement fight centers on improved plan in Hayward strike
Negotiators say an improved retirement scheme dominates the Hayward dispute between the city and police and fire crews threatening to strike. Officers and firefighters staged informational pickets at City Hall as talks shift to direct talks with the mayor and council. They push for the CHP plan allowing retirement at 50 with 40 percent salary after 25 years, costing the city about 300000 yearly and 9 percent of wages, while offering a five year delay to implement.
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Council, firemen to re start talks in San Leandro
In San Leandro the city council and the Fire Fighters Association agreed to resume discussions over wages and fringe benefits for 1971-72. The meeting to resolve the deadlock was set for 7:15 p.m. August 24. Firefighters and their wives observed in red carnations watched as officials decided to handle the dispute without binding arbitration.
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More Irish rioting as death toll hits 14
Northern Ireland faces fresh clashes between British troops and rioting youths hours after Monday’s bloodiest day in 30 years of sectarian conflict. In Belfast and Londonderry troops faced barricades and sniper fire, with 14 dead, 94 injured and extensive property damage. Authorities detained hundreds suspected of terrorism as Prime Minister Faulkner extended emergency measures.
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Residents urge fence plan after park trouble in Hayward
Angry residents in Hayward accuse Weekes Park of dope crime and foul language. At a packed meeting, Parkside tenants petitioned the park district to build a 1 mile fence along the boundary, citing burglaries and vandalism around their homes and fence lines.
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Thurmond: Soviets use Cuban bases for A subs
Senator Strom Thurmond cited intelligence claiming the Soviet Union is deploying nuclear missile armed submarines from Cuban bases, violating the 1962 Cuban missile crisis accord. He noted Moscow’s growing submarine activity while Pentagon and State Department offered limited comment pending review.
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Sister Antoinette cited for presidential commendation
A presidential citation signed by Richard Nixon and sealed honors Sister Antoinette at SL Rose Hospital for exceptional service. She leaves to join the central administration of the Sisters of St Joseph in Wichita. Raymond Price delivered the award and Nixon requested its dispatch as tribute to her community.
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Weather Ahead Promises Warm, Hot Conditions This Week
The weather report projects continued fair, warm conditions with daytime highs in the upper 90s and overnight lows in the 60s. The note appears in the early pages listing sections such as Classified Ads, Comics, Editorials, and Sports.
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Third trial set for Huey Newton in police slaying
A third trial for Huey P. Newton, Black Panther cofounder, was scheduled over defense objections in Alameda County. The case concerns the 1967 killing of a rookie officer John Frey. a mistrial occurred after a hung jury in Newton’s prior retrial. Prosecutors urged a Monday start, while defense counsel Charles Garry pressed for delay.
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What to say when dad is missing
Washington AP reports about the impact of Vietnam era MIAs on families, focusing on Maj. Patrick Wood’s wife Karen and other spouses. It details legal and daily challenges, including power of attorney, housing, banking and social implications as they await word on missing servicemen.
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