New chief appointed to Castro Valley schools
Harald R. De Pue, 61, named superintendent of Castro Valley Unified, after a 4 to 1 vote. He leaves San Mateo City Elementary, where he served as superintendent for years, to take a three year contract paying $20,000 with annual increases. He will work as interim in Castro Valley at $100 per day, not exceeding five days weekly, pending formal start on September 1.
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Castro Valley
Qatra Valley
Truglee
Harald R. de Pe
San Mstco City
Rustees
Jaw Am
de Poe
Paul Rides
de Toe
San Mateo
DE Pue
Excent
Frank
de Pae
Cartes Valley
Mamie Levith
Smith
Diiy
Mark Facer
Inferin
Supetmne Teinloud
de Fue
Lstrlet
Hin
Leo Howell
Reardsen
Lye
Budgalla
Jesshar
Noel Cringe Benehl
Bearden Sail
Hayward approves 12.7 million budget after car dispute
Hayward City Council adopted a 12.7 million dollar budget for 1971 72 after settling Mayor Len Howell’s rented car issue. The move preserves 242 city jobs, with 30 staff cuts avoided, and increases in fringe benefits and retirements eat into the surplus. The council faces a looming tax rate decision, with Mayor Howell pledging to keep the current rate.
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Hayward
Cougermen
Len Howell
Fwell
Winane
Neal Beardem
Soon
Son
Alameda labor leaders vow to resist Nixon wage pause
Alameda County Central Labor Council and union locals pledge to oppose the presidents wage and price freeze. They urge payment of any raises due during the freeze and warn against walkouts while urging continued negotiations on fringe benefits despite federal pleas for a moratorium. Local unions report cooling tempers in the Bay Area construction disruption and discuss talks with city officials on retirement and benefits amid the nationwide freeze uncertainty.
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Nixon
Alameda County Central Labor Council
Bay Area
Js Tareribers
Hisanetun
Ta Sheratienlo
Teamsters Union
Lookonl
California
Say Pranvisen
Stviking Jongsharemen
Ulion
Shandalso
Hayward
Fly Colin
Tilmen
Plex
Lesue
Charles Psterann
Cley Tall
Peterson
Gene Cady
Fair Skies Predicted for Convertible Weather
The weatherman forecasts continued fair weather with sunny skies. Temperatures vary from the Jos in Hayward to the 9. in the Livermore Valley. Lows tonight will ip into the Ss. More weather, page 4.
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Jos
Hayward
Livermore Valley
Army helicopter explodes in Germany killing 37 aboard
In PEGNITE Germany a UW Army helicopter crashed today near Stuttgart while training in Bavaria. The mishap killed all 37 aboard, including 8 soldiers and a crew of four from Lar twigs burg. Witnesses described engines, two explosions, and a burning aircraft tearing into trees, with rescue teams rushing to the scene.
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Pegnite
Germany
UPI
UW Army
Army
Veldeberg
Europe
Nalcoptes
Lartwigsburg
Stutgart
Upper Bavaria
Guenther Roelnner
Reidarf
Fallout shelters pillaged of pills county to lock up
Civil defense officials report nationwide pilfering of phenobarbital pills from fallout shelters in schools offices and other sites. In ten weeks this year over 330000 pills stolen, with many shelters stockpiled since Kennedy era. Local authorities vow removal and secure locking of remaining supplies amid fear of misuse and attack.
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Alsinedi
Civil Des Tele
Sherif
Giddle Dragon
Haun
John D. Davis
Civil Defense
United States
James Hampton
West
Nixon wage price freeze prompts mixed labor reaction
Washington officials faced a flood of questions over President Nixon’s new economic plan. Labor leaders denounced the measures as discriminatory while top aides prepared to press Congress for tax relief and wage policy flexibility amid a broad freeze. The Office of Emergency Preparedness reported widespread inquiries as the policy faces sustained scrutiny.
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Washington
UPL
Nixon
Iaparta
Congress
United Alto
Leonard Woodcock
Treece
Labor
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Arnold Webee
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Oy- Signet Wy Qhe
Ataut
Market reverses with profit taking on New York stocks
The market finished lower as profit taking offset gains. the Dow Industrial average slid over 9 points with widespread losses and heavy turnover topping several million shares. General Motors led declines while Chrysler and AMC advanced amid frantic NYSE buying reports. analysts predicted potential breakthroughs toward 1,000 on the Dow Jones and noted strength in auto and steel issues despite the day’s downturn.
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AGW
York
Wiley Ha
Dow
Anong
General Motors
Obere
Stock Exchange
Bowfives
Duit
Guieval Motors
Pore
Ametican Matore
Cheysler
Walter P. Stet
Walter P. Stet, Research Director 2 Runnin & Co
Romu
CHP Officer Critical After Fiery Bridge Collision
CHP officer Lioysi TD Hooley, 25, of San Jose, is in critical condition after a patrol car crash on a bridge. The collision involved a truck driver from Oakland. the bridge was closed for hours. Passersby aided Hooley and another victim, with emergency helicopters transporting Hooley to hospital.
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Lioysi TD
Hooley
San Jose
Jack Cott
Coneja
San Lorenzo
Mooley
Gove
Oridge
Iospital
Colom
St. Rose Hospital
Ediaiend Sith
Oakland
Stachlon
Wasserach
Mar- Acts
Highway Patrol
Thomas
Moothill Brilevator
Matox Roma
Tate
Joseph Gabihin
Gary Brive
Casta
Valeley
Thomas Vas
Nh Freeway
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Harold
Hayward City Counsil Marine
By Will Smith
Howell
Cal
County Labor Council
Federal Office of Economic Preparedness
United Auto Workers
Leonard Woudecsk
UAW
Mixon
Woddcork
Boston
Phota
Tysim
Witean
Iiven
Wendy Tomine
Benjamin Angel
Old Canyon Road
Fremont
Benjamin
Red Cross
Eay
Ing
Western Pacific
Niles Canyon
Wendy
Ann Landers
Wey
Roehmer
Deal Volumlear
Presiden Join
Kennedy
Me Stellans
Inciign
Monte Gordon
Bacie & Co
Luesey Hoo
Saul Smellings
al Stumdard
Sostion
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