Bakers Strike Continues in San Francisco Bay Area
Seamen union bakers reportedly kept their strike alive at three Bay Area bakeries as a spokesman said conditions for ending were rejected. Local unions voted to end the strike with caveats about proper notice in a shutdown and health plus elder care benefits to cover the strike period. Talks will resume to reach a new agreement with ITT Continental and Interstate Bakeries also involved.
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SP car hits truck in pre-dawn collision in San Leandro
A Coca Cola truck driver Willard Parl Martin 46 of Tayward sustained minor injuries when a Southern Pacific boxcar struck his vehicle on Griffith Street near 2080 Pike Ave. The truck reportedly pulled from the yard and traveled about 18 mph before impact.
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Pedestrian Hit at Williams and Clarks Streets
An 86 year old pedestrian, Wolex Quesada of Clarke Street, was struck by a car at the Williams Clarks intersection while walking with canes and a built up shoe. He suffered leg and skin fractures, was hurled about two feet, and is being treated at San Leandro Memorial Hospital. The driver, Jean Starks, remained at the scene.
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Stark contender for bank panel in House Finance race
Stark, a Starkins fellow Democrat from Callarnia, emerged as the leading contender for a seat on the Banking and Currency Committee after a coin toss with Teo J. Ryan of South San Francisco. The Freshman from Northern California could leave behind his five point five million stake in Security National Bank as he seeks the influential post, with Patman’s committee seen as a key power center in the House. The final decision on the assignment was expected today in Lamorrow.
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Douglas orders Parr freed by Supreme Court ruling
Supreme Court Justice William D. Douglas ordered Los Angeles newsman William T. Parr released from jail pending action by a lower court on his contempt case. The ruling came after Parr had been jailed since November 27 as the controversy over his behavior continued.
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State creates surplus from tax funds and federal shares
California faces a tax fund surplus as Reagan outlines a plan to return excess revenue to taxpayers. He cites a projected surplus near 85 million and urges lawmakers to preserve programs while expanding job creation, welfare reform, education grants, juvenile detention reforms, and health care initiatives. He proposes new agencies and a Department of Manpower for welfare, along with a plan to expand community mental health services and a no fault auto insurance system.
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B52 Commander Refuses to Fly Over Vietnam War
Captain Michael J. Heck, a 30 year old B52 commander from Chula Vista, who has flown 452 missions, says he will refuse to fly further after questioning whether the bombing of North Vietnam is justified. He has applied for noncombat status as a conscientious objector and remains assigned to administrative duties in Thailand while an investigation proceeds. He notes unintended civilian harm from massive bombing and says most airmen do not support the war but follow orders.
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Watergate defendant pleads guilty in landmark case
The court accepted a guilty plea from a Watergate defendant as prosecutors described an espionage campaign against the Democratic Party. Judge Sirica pressed for background on the operation and potential involvement of top campaign officials while defense counsel warned questions could prejudice other defendants. The plea follows years of investigation into the Watergate break-in at Democratic headquarters in the Watergate complex.
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Stark urges restraint as bombing continues in Hanoi
Stark warned that hospitals and civilian targets risk destruction while official lines claim military targets are being hit. He noted few Congress members support renewed bombing and stressed lawmakers will not redefine U S policy or funding without clear justification. Stark, who once met North Vietnamese officials, stressed need for sound military appropriations. He also spoke of his district including Oakland and nearby Contra Costa communities.
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Airport apartments spark denouncement and review
Continued discussion on opening runway 422 faces questions about practicality and costs. City officials note upheaval to nearby buildings, a multi hundred thousand dollar ditch fix, and air traffic conflicts with Oakland Airport. Public hearings may be held to assess the apartment project and runway feasibility.
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Residents win jet noise suit near Los Angeles airport
A Superior Court jury awarded 363,700 to 89 families harmed by jet noise from Los Angeles International Airport. Seven nearby homes were deemed not eligible for payment due to distance. Hal Jensen noted a drop in complaints and described a left turn recommendation to divert aircraft away from San Lorenzo Village, with National Guard traffic largely redirected.
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Girl enlists in Navy to become first female flier
A CV girl from Castro Valley, Joellen Draghi ming, aims to join the Navy’s limited women’s program to fly transport and reconnaissance aircraft. She expects to face physical tests, gender barriers, and a six month evaluation after training to determine if the program expands to jets or combat missions.
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Move may end some TV shows
Washington reports CPB will take over most PBS responsibilities potentially ending public affairs programs like Firing Line and Washington Week in Review. Board chairman Thomas Curtis said the administration is concerned about public affairs programming and aims for a fairer scholarly approach, noting PBS had assumed too much responsibility.
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AC Transit Elects New President and Vice President
William J. Bettencourt becomes AC Transit board president for the second time. Kimi Fujii of Hayward elected vice president to fill Warren’s unexpired term. Bettencourt, longtime director, serves as public relations head for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Oakland. Fujii runs Fujii Co Inc and Fujii's Florist in Hayward.
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Nixon trims control boards amid wage price clash
President Nixon reduced the control boards from twenty to seven members after a labor walkout and introduced voluntary guidelines. Businesses may raise prices to cover costs without increasing profit margins, with a 13 percent annual cap if margins rise. Phase II rules allow cost pass through, while labor critics say controls restrain wages. The Pay Board rates stay unless changed. Congress must act when the April 30 statute expires. A wholesale price surge, driven by ford price hikes, further unsettles the system.
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Jury panel quizzed in Pentagon Papers trial seventh day
Angeles AP report outlines seventh day of jury questioning in the Pentagon Papers case. A retired teacher voiced opposition to U S involvement in Vietnam saying there is no reason for the war and it should be over. Other potential jurors shared views ranging from ending the war to caution about opinions on Southeast Asia.
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Coffee Prices Seen Rising Amid Tight Global Supply
Price of coffee expected to climb as 23,190,000 bags were sold last year while other regions keep supply tight to lift prices. General Foods, the largest U.S. roaster, won approval to raise ground coffee by six cents a pound. Green coffee remains unregulated. Origin notes raise questions on further hikes, and Roasters say higher green bean costs will pass to consumers at supermarkets and possibly by the cup.
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