City wage dispute settlement urged talks near end
Negotiators for Hayward and firefighters reported a tentative three year wage and fringe benefits pact covering 220 public safety workers. The offer includes a retirement plan for both groups to begin in year three, with early half pay after 25 years. The parties disagree on exact wage figures and other details. Voting on the proposal will be by sealed ballot next Thursday, with no work stoppage planned pending results.
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Oth
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Cil
Doe Vilardi
Ringe
Vilardi
Hie Sveeze
Charles Peterson
Fie Sali
Boy questions allowance freeze amid wage price controls
A Philadelphia UPI report quotes a frustrated ten year old boy asking if his father can freeze his allowance at the current level to align with President Nixon's wage price controls. The spokesman from the Office of Emergency Preparedness provides a cautious reply.
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UPI
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Uas
Nixon
Castro Valley Hires New District Superintendent
Harold De Poe, named Castro Valley Unified School District superintendent, vows an open door policy to rebuild communication across schools. He cites prior work at San Mateo Elementary and plans weekly in-person outreach, seeking broad trust among staff and administrators under a unified district.
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Castro Valley
Harold de Poe
Castro Valley Unified
de Pye
Sai Mateo
Nixon asks high court to delay student busing
The UPI report notes President Nixon ordered limited use of busing for racial balance and seeks a Supreme Court stay on Corpus Christi Texas, school district desegregation orders. The Corpus Christi board asks delay citing bus shortages plus legal questions on Mexican American student desegregation and court mandates.
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Dushwe Department
Supreme Court
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Tex
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Rex
Irwin W. Wold
Griswold
Schol Board
School
Texas
Tustice Department
Prisoners use copter lift in Mexican escape
Two inmates escaped from Santa Marta Acatitla Prison in Mexico City after a helicopter landed inside the facility to take them away. The fugitives were identified as Joe David Kaplan, a New Yorker serving a manslaughter sentence, and Carlos Antonio Contreras Casero, a Venezuelan serving a seven year term for violent felony. Authorities issued a broad search as the helicopter vanished from radar near Mexico City International Airport.
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UPI
Mexico
Io Freedom
Joe David Kaplan
Carlos Antonia Contreras Cas Ro
Veneaiglan
Vocai Feiling
Nic Belleaplek
Toni
Kaplan
Fair skies forecasted with mild temperatures tomorrow
The weather forecast expects continued fair conditions with high temperatures in the upper 70s. Tonight and tomorrow may see low clouds and light training, with tonight's low around 85. Easterly winds 70 to 20 miles per hour are noted after noon. More weather on page 3.
Military pay raises reversed by Nixon
The Nixon administration halted military pay raises amid a wage price freeze. Treasury Sec Connally said servicemen will forego raises despite Defense Department suggestions. Labor leaders urged cooperation, while AFL-CIO allies pressed for broader controls on profits and rates. Market reactions followed the freeze as stocks fell on continued investor caution.
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Treasury
John By Connally
Defense Department
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Nixon
Canada
Lockheed
England
Yeamsters Union
Fram
Fitzsimmons
Freexe Neder
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Wage freeze effects on public workers unclear
Federal order freezes wages for state and municipal workers, but impact on Hayward and other districts remains uncertain. San Leandro and local officials seek cautious steps, delaying impasse hearings while awaiting detailed federal guidelines. Governor Reagan urges compliance with the President's wage freeze, signaling broad cooperation but not specifics on raises, seniority pay, or overtime details.
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Mallester
San Leaadro
Keak
Ronald Reagan
Pinisihin
Nix Afizlay
Prines
Nis
Edwin J. Gray
Taft
Gray
Washington
Unemployment pay cut over long hair to be challenged
Michael Hughes of Hayward files a challenge with the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board alleging discrimination due to his long hair and beard while receiving weekly benefits. He cites state resources policy and plans to argue at the Hayward office before Rob ert MacDonald’s panel.
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Hayward
Michael A. Hughes
Reavemarp
Cork
California
Unemployment, Insurance Appeals Board
Robert MacDonald
St. Haywand
Hughns
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