Hayward Firefighters Vote On City Pay Offer Amid Split
Hayward city fire fighters and the police officers association weighed a wage and fringe benefit package after a joint meeting. Captain Charles Peslerian praised some aspects while International Firefighters Union president Peterson opposed the settlement and urged members to reject it. A possible second vote loomed, with the police union planning its membership ballot tonight and both groups wary of a split over the public safety retirement plan negotiations.
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Charles Peslerean
Peterson
Teal
International Pine
Histeight
Niuig
Lunight
Hesward Police Offcers Association
Couple arrested for grass crop in Union City hot house
Union City deputies seized 16 marijuana plants from a backyard hot house after a neighbor reported odd activity at Leonard Lathrop and his wife Barbara. Patrolman Al Gueman drove to 035 Tamarack Drive to confirm the suspicion of cultivation.
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Syeman
Leonard Lathrop
Tamarack Drive
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Gueman
Lathrop
Talkex Joith
Sheriff's Deputies
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Barbars
Look-alike robbers hit Hayward bar after closing
Hayward police report two men described as near twins robbed the Line Jack Pot Bar shortly after 1:25 a.m. at B Street. Armed with rifle or shotgun like weapons and wearing stockings over their faces, they entered after the last patron left and escaped with the jackpot receipts.
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Hayward
Batmeri
B Street
AC Transit approves tax hike to replace fare increase
AC Transit directors approved a district tax rate increase to offset a deficit after scrapping a planned fare hike due to Nixon’s August price freeze. The rate for Alameda County taxpayers will be 20.8 cents per $100 of assessed value, funding about one fifth of the district’s $28.95 million yearly budget with roughly $16 million from operating revenues and $2.3 million from federal grants and district revenues.
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Mameda County
Armed Robbery Charge After Early Morning Bar Fight
San Leandro police arrested 19 year old Thoras F Hatch of 15058 Kester St on suspicion of armed robbery after a 745 am melee outside Shally's cocktail lounge at Wie contr ol Manor and Warpsworth streets. Oakland firefighter FE Oyarza reported the incident. four witnesses described a struggle as weapons a wrench and a hoe were drawn before officers arrived.
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Kesterson St
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Sehally’s
Contr Ol Manor
Warpsworth
FE. Oyarza
Oakland
Super St
Shab
Hate
Quaita
Police charge 3 in cycle theft case
Fremont police reported a motorcycle theft ring at 3624 Main St where a bike was disassembled in the kitchen and parts removed from another machine. Arrests included Judith Dimmfs 25 for possession of stolen property John Wy 20 and Raymond Welschovind 28 for stealing two motorcycles and receiving stolen items. About 1,100 worth of single metal parts were found used in a construction project.
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Jtohn
Charleston
Police probe death of toddler in Union City
Union City police investigate the death of three year old Rullia Danine Sullivan who died after an incident Saturday. Coroner to examine the case as unnatural death. The child was daughter of Dennis and Rehewca Sullivan of Union City and sister to siblings VieloNa and Reberes Sullivan.
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Yasninglin Hospital
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Dennis
Rehewca Sullivan
Unio City
Aint
Th Monifold Twink VieloNa
Reberes Sullivan
Heer
Dwaphler
Jose Ondia
Union Chy
Foreign car dealers hike prices across major distributors
United States importers report price increases across foreign cars to offset Nixon’s 10 percent surcharge. Volkswagen of America and Toyota Motor Sales USA say the changes affect 1974 models set for sale September 1. Nissan and Jaguar brands announce rate hikes with adjustments to related lineups and future price ranges.
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Volkswagen
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Jaguar
Southern Crossing Bridge Battle in June Plebiscite Fight
The June plebiscite on the Southern Crossing bridge faces opposition from groups pushing to defeat it. Gov Reagan urged a unified regional plan for the Bay Area and a November 1986 construction authorization is cited. The California Toll Bridge Authority and lawmakers have clashed over the project which critics say would siphon traffic from the Bay Bridge.
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Californias Tull Bridge Authority
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Oakland Bay Bridge
Greek cabinet shakeup under Papadopoulos tightens grip
Premier George Papadopoulos reshuffles the Greek government in the largest overhaul since the 1967 coup. Key ministers retain posts while five powerful colleagues are downgraded or reassigned, including Pattakos and Makares as pivotal positions shift.
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Nightlas Makaerans
Ceummic Erar
Wassanuxt
Nader defends research technique in state report
In California Ralph Nader defended the California land and power study and its methods during a news conference. The Nader task force claimed significant portions of state senators and assembly members accepted money from land interests. The report urged raising government salaries and placing money in blind trusts to avoid conflicts, while denying sensational claims and citing internal sources.
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Ralph Nader
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Reinecke joins critics of Nader Raider report
Reinecke joins critics of the Nader Raider report amid disputes over district mappings and alleged conflicts of interest. The article notes errors in district designations in 968 and disputes by state officials including Houston, Flour noy, and OBrien over campaign contributions and regulatory decisions. It cites Brow and Lynch defending the governor and attorney general against charges tied to land developers and environmental permits.
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Afarshsi] Mayer
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Chatley A. O'Slea
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Meineke
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Aihecke
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Thomas Lynch
Buise Cassede
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OCR fragment describes names Slaven Stingel Sunny Vile and Jack Raby of Palo Alto. It mentions television altered on the occasion and a single line quoted as Pop the hell of 1. It asks why he did it and references Werks use.
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Monsoon floods hit Indian villages and towns
Monsoon floods swirled through Malinlomoy and surrounding areas causing widespread displacement. An estimated 2000 homeless and extensive crop damage were reported as rivers rose and critical infrastructure failed. Government agencies mobilized to assess aid needs amid ongoing rainfall.
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Tidlin
Teachers win raises despite freeze amid wage policy clash
The wage price freeze sparks a split over teacher pay as some districts in Fremont Newark San Lorenzo and Castro Valley grant increases while state college and Ohlone College teachers face delays. CTA and AFT warn of legal action and escrow demands as unions press to ensure raises occur under contracted terms. The issue centers on 12 month pay rules and whether raises can be paid ahead of or during the freeze.
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Soledad brothers in court amid prison riot aftermath
In a chaotic San Quentin proceeding, two young Black men with head wounds were led through a glass partition by officers as riot police battled spectators. Witnesses recount escape-attack injuries, while prosecutors seek federal trial transfer. Judge Loyd Burke denied murder charges against George Jackson’s brothers as the court grappled with safety and legal moves.
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Lawyer's father questions son in plot link and prison visit clashes
In Berkeley courtroom remarks from Judge Talhae and County District Attorney Bale spark defence claims about a son involved in a complex plot. The father asserts his son’s innocence while lawyers cite alleged coercion and a federal suit seeks $82 million in damages for beaten clients amid prison visit tensions and ongoing court actions.
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