Newark Officials Hear Complaints on Hiller Jet Engine Tests
Newark residents fear noise from a planned Hiller Aircraft jet engine test site near Kiote Hills could exceed safe levels and drift toward Newark. Mrs. Paul Kramer cites noise impacts and possible health links while Fremont officials report a prior test operation. Mayor Clasen seeks Fremont guidance as city planners review the project.
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New York Legislature Opens Reapportionment Session
Albany reports the New York State Legislature convenes a special session to address reapportionment amid a political storm. Republicans hold sway in both houses, Democrats denounce the move as lame duck theater, while plans for rival reapportionment measures collide with looming vetoes from Governor Rockefeller.
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Labor's Wirtz Announces Plan to Recruit Farm Help
Washington AP Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz outlined a plan to recruit U.S. workers to perform seasonal farm labor now done by Mexican workers. The campaign aims to fill crop-picking jobs as the bracero program nears expiry on December 31 and Congress has indicated it will not extend it.
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FBI Denies Reds In Rights Move
The plan centers on employers offering fair wages housing and conditions to attract domestic workers for agricultural jobs. Twelve eight member labor teams will work with state employment services in California Florida Texas and Arizona to secure firm job orders. Hoover distances civil rights leaders from communists and urges vigilance against imposters and violence while stressing lawful protest. The article notes Wirtz and Hoover opposing extremist acts and urging orderly government processes.
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Federal Power Commission seeks 27 percent drop in power prices by 1989
The Federal Power Commission outlined a plan to cut the national average retail price of electricity by 27 percent by 1989 through coordinated growth of 4,600 power systems. The study envisions expanded generation and transmission networks and a potential $11 billion annual saving, while noting inflation could affect goals. Industry officials welcomed the report as a guide but questioned its price projections and timing.
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Three Men Arrested After Cross Fire At Ventura Mission
Vandals set fire to a first flood wooden cross honoring Father Junipero Serra near Mission San Buenaventura on Saturday. Police arrested John B. Tweedel 22 of Point Mugu Naval Base Frederick E. Mays 20 of Port Hueneme Seabee Base and David A. Deibert 22 of Oxnard on arson and malicious mischief charges after quick car description led to downtown Ventura. A fourth suspect escaped.
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