Mediator hopeful on California butchers strike settlement
Federal mediator Eugene Barry voiced confidence that the Northern California butchers strike will end as union and Food Employers Council resume talks. About 13,000 workers are idled as negotiators reassess wage and benefits with a likely 5.5 percent raise proposed for each of three years.
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San Francisco
Uday
California
Eugene Barry
Butchers Union and
Food Employers Council
Washington D.C
Barry
Washington
Linton City aids for Union City students faces flat funding
SACEOA plans to apply for a federal tutorial program grant for Union City students despite phase-out orders. New Haven schools, already running tutorial and family services under the Emergency School Assistance Act, decline joint sponsorship. Rudy Triviso schedules a community meeting at Lady of the Rosary Church to discuss Librral proposal details as the New Haven board weighs 1974 75 funding and program plans. The fate of SACEOA’s sponsorship may hinge on which agency replaces it after a federal veto on funds.
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Linton City - Sout County
Anti-Poverty Agency
Union City
New Haven
Alameda County
Rudy Triviso
Saceoa
Lady of the Rosary
Triviso
Federal
Office of Economic Opportunity
South County election papers filed by six more candidates
Six more candidates collected papers for South County city council races in March. In Pleasanton Robert Phileax of First National Bank and Pleasanton Youth Inc. promotes unity and open communication while Roger McLain considers candidacy after past defeats. In Fremont Leon Mezzetti, planning commissioner and former chamber leader, filed papers. Newark Mayor James Balentine seeks a second term with growth goals. Union City figures Irving Williams, Wall Baxley, and David Jackson filed to run for council seats.
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South County City
Pleasanton
Robert Phileax
First National Bank
Pleasanton Youth, Inc
Council Unity
Roger McLain
Housing Authority
Ember
Robert Heid
Rving Williams
Williams Brothers Construction Gn
Wall Baxley
United Homeowners Association
David Jackson
Econoclean
Union City
Barking dog saves couple from two fires near Sunol
Firefighters say a barking dog woke Mr. and Mrs. Paul Santos at about 2 a.m. on a Sunol ranch behind Turner Reservoir, saving them from smoke in a blaze started by hot coals through cracked bricks. The other fire at 7674 Hillrose Ave Dublin, begun by a malfunctioning fireplace, caused about 34,500 damage but was confined to the fireplace and subfloor.
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Sunal
State Division of Forestry
Paul Santos
Richard Mendoza
Sunol
Turner Reservoir
William Reinhardt
Hillrose Ave
Dublin
Buckeye Poisoning Panic Hits Local Family
In Livermore a Laval family reports their child David Lee, 4, was poisoned after biting buckeye tree fruit at home. Doctors at a poison control center in Oakland describe buckeye poisoning symptoms as mood changes, stupor, muscle weakness, and possible paralysis, urging prompt treatment.
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Livermore
Laval
David Lee
Holiday Court
Robert Lee
Oakland
Man charged in attack in Hayward
Hayward man James Steven Wilson is jailed on assault with a deadly weapon and contributing to the delinquency of a minor after intervening in a dispute between his son and Phillip Mitchell. Police say Wilson swung a soda bottle and struck Mitchell then kicked his son and threw him onto the street. injuries described as not serious.
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Haywahi
Hayward
James Steven Wilson
Phillip Mitcheil
el Portal
Wilson
la Mesa
Fanny Hill
Bill Mitchell
Mitchell
Area man gets life term for Vegas kidnapping
Las Vegas reports that prison escapee James Gurley of San Leandro California was sentenced to life in prison for kidnapping. He faced charges of kidnapping robbery and grand larceny stemming from a February incident in which a bandit threatened a supermarket manager and his wife with a gun and forced the man to open the safe.
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Las Vegas
UPI
James Gurley
San Leandro
Calif
Gurley
Wreath of sorrow spurs Seattle hitchhiking ban push
Family of Katherine Devine seeks repeal of Washington 1972 hitchhiking law after her death and a 18th birthday tragedy. They plan a voter petition to ban hitchhiking, citing safety concerns and past crimes linked to the practice.
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Seattle
Wash
Katherine Mercy Devine
Katherine
North
Olympia
Interstate Oither
William J. Deville
Sherrie
Kathy
Ran Sail
Sibvalt
State Patrol
Shark Attack Kills Youth Off Philippine Coast
A shark fatally attacked a youth swimming near Aparri on Luzon’s northern coast, Philippines. The incident near the village of Mamilas occurred as rescuers prepared to respond, with authorities investigating the unusual attack.
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Mamila
Ao Thyeareld
Oregon
Aparri
Lunes
Philp
Topping off a Dream A Wisconsin spire shipped to Jordan Hill
Rhano Ramrattan, graduate student in industrial education at the University of Wisconsin, built a 3foot stainless steel church steeple in Wisconsin and will ship it about 4000 miles to Jordan Hill Trinidad to adorn the town's sole church. He used metal courses and lab facilities to craft the spire and now aims to raise funds for a church chime.
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University of Wisconsin
Jordan Hill
Trinidad
Rhano Ramrattan
Campaign ordinance adopted by San Leandro council
The San Leandro council passed a campaign finance ordinance stricter than state law, tying limits to population. A Home Owners delegation led by Al Smith urged a $4,000 ceiling, but the council settled for a census-based limit. Council member Willian Suerstedt questioned the ceiling but agreed to implement it with papers. Charter amendments were discussed to pay school board members at 75 percent of city council pay and to allow meetings outside the city hall.
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San Leandro
Associated Home Owners
al Smith
Estudillo Homes Association
Smith
Willian Suerstedt
Suerstedt
Councian
Glenn Forbes
Ity
Elky Raaneimen
San Jean Dea
Waterns
Ith Olfives
Che Rouneil
Conineil Chambers
Ale UN
Andec
Council
Survivors Named From Pan Am Attack Victims and Crew
The airline released survivor names from the attack listing passengers including ME Anderson BE Blythe D Digioia child G Digiok d Digigia and Lloyd Elkins Virginia Elkins George Fraser all hospitalised. Pan Am crew survivors include Cent Andrew C Erbeck Las Vegas First Officer Hubert O Davison Stamford Conn Kehbeth M Pirang Dominick Franco Linda C Jacobson Barbara R Marnock Sharon G Dyer Laurette iarel stewardess and First Officer John D Parrott off duty pilot riding with passengers at Ke w Gardens New York.
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Pan Am
ME. Anderson
BE. Blythe
D. Digioia
G. Digiok
D. Digigia
Lloyd Elkins
Virginia Elkins
George Fraser
D Fraser
Bonnie Geissler
Gulphuck
Andrew C. Erbeck
Las Vegas
Hubert 0. Davison
Stamford
Conn
Kehbeth M Pirang
Mymouth
Wis
Dominick. Franco
Contmack
N.Y
Linda C. Jacobson
Millan
Mass
Barbara R. Marnock
Winter Park
Fla
Sharon G. Dyer
Albany
Suerstedt Named Vice Mayor By San Leandro Council
San Leandro council selected Councilman William Suerstedt as vice mayor in a closed session after the regular meeting. The decision to be confirmed December 27 follows the death of the late Alvin Kant. Suerstedt, 47, has served since 1960 and for 25 years ran the meat department at Limis Stores.
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San Leandro
Willian Suerstedt
San Leandis
View
Alvin Kant
Suerstedt
Val Gill Sr
Mario Palvarosa
List of the dead from Arab attack at Rome airport
UPI reports Pan American World Airways released a list of victims killed in the Leonardo da Vinci airport attack. Names include Rodrigues, Filipe, Wouters, Doukkali-Meanir, Peco, Zietaman, De Angelis family, Hijdebrand, Mildebrand, Perez, Rowntree, and others with several missing.
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Rome
UPI
Pan American World Airways Today
Leonardo da Vinel
Pam Am
W.H. Erbock
Mr. de Angelis
de Angelis
Arabs surrender free hostages after hijack flight
The Lufthansa jet hijack ends with releases and a casualty as officials confirm one hostage killed. An Italian policeman and an airport worker are identified among those aboard. Greece rejects terrorists’ demands and the plane diverts toward Beirut before turning toward Cairo.
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Ialian
Maz
Rome
Lufthansa
Athens
Cairo
Libya
Beirut
Nonnie Cresnell
Nhat Know
Jensen Ranch project drew concerns over growth and sprawl
Castro Valley residents debate a planned Jensen Ranch development. Officials note capacity limits at Oro Loma and Castro Valley facilities, with 4.2 million gallons per day used of 4.4 million contracted. Critics warn of traffic, wildlife loss, pollution, and quality of life as 50 new homes join the area. Local Sierra Club rep urges public input while residents ask who gets to choose the community’s future.
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Page
Karn
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Ora Loma
Casby Valley
Kam
Crow Canyon Road
William Carpenter
Emmes
Sierra Club
Berkeley
Marie Hart
Sunnyslope Avenue
Jensen
Union City Explores On‑Demand Bus Service Plan
Union City proposes a cross freeway bus system with special stops and a subscription option. A dispatch call within 1000 feet would trigger pickup within 30 minutes, operating from 5:30 to 8 am for work or BART connections, in addition to 24 fixed east and west side stops.
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Nimitz Freeway
Oliver
Union City
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