Voters may get final say on firemen pay in Hayward
Hayward voters would decide on contracts from binding arbitration in which wage or fringe benefits rising to one cent of the city tax rate require voter approval. The initiative, tied to Local 149 of the Firefighters, would curb cost impacts and keep arbitration from forcing a strike.
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Fremont acts to shut down bordello despite protests
Fremont officials filed court action to close a self described bordello on Farwell Drive. City Attorney Allen Sprague seeks a preliminary injunction to stop all services at the premises within two weeks. Prostitution charges against workers were dropped, and operator Barbara Rayner, Mistress Wanda, remains in charge.
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Fremont council cuts tax rate to support 19.2 million budget
Fremont voters face a tax rate of 1402 per 100 of assessed valuation, down three cents from the originally proposed 1431 rate. The reduction follows a final assessment of about 360 million, boosting residential assessments and likely raising overall property taxes. The budget passes though wage talks with police and fire departments continue.
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Weather outlook for South County tomorrow
Forecast calls for mostly gray skies in South County with an A.40 percent chance of rain tonight. Temperatures will reach the mid 70s for highs and drop to the 50s for lows. More weather on page 75.
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Public employee bargaining measure killed in Senate committee
In Sacramento the Senate Finance Committee defeated AB L781 by a 28 vote, ending potential enactment this year for state worker collective bargaining. The bill, sponsored by the California State Employee Association and authored by Assemblyman Edwin Z'berg, was opposed after the San Francisco police strike and a death. key supporters included Sens. Alfred Alquist and John Holmdahl. The measure would have legalized public employee strikers and allowed industrial style unionizing and labor contracts for government workers, with exemptions for safety workers.
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Berkeley Firemen Warn Against State Intervention
Berkeley firemen threaten citywide shutdown if Gov Brown sends in state crews after the mayor declared a state of emergency. Only one of seven stations open. negotiations failed over pay raises of 16.5 percent sought, with outside departments prepared to picket and provide aid as needed.
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Death of former Emperor Haile Selassie reported
Radio Ethiopia announced the death of Haile Selassie of Ethiopia at age 83. The former emperor, who ruled for a time before his 1961 deposition, had suffered ill health in recent months.
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FDA urges women over 40 to stop pill use
The FDA urges women over 40 to stop taking oral contraceptives due to new evidence of higher heart attack risk. Bulletin to doctors says risk in 40 plus is about seven times that of nonusers, with ages 30 to 38 about three times. Advises alternative contraception and possible labeling changes.
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