Bakery Strike in San Francisco Bay Area Continues
Tearmilers Union bakery workers reportedly remained on strike at three Bay Area bakeries as conditions on notices and health benefits were rejected. Kilpatrick Bakers indicated locals voted to end the strike but two conditions still blocked contract acceptance, with talks to continue. Other involved bakeries include ITT Continental and Ittersiate Bakeries.
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Fremont man charged in fatal three-car crash
A manslaughter complaint was filed yesterday against Lavella Mott, 86, of 456 Roundtree Common, over a Dec 28 Fremont crash that killed 12 year old Julie Ann Leal. The accident on Mowry Avenue near Logan Drive involved three cars including Leal’s vehicle driven by her brother Kevin Leal, 7, as another car forced Mott’s vehicle into their eastbound path.
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SP car hits Coca Cola truck in San Leandro street crash
Hayward driver Willard Earl Martin sixty six reported he did not see an eastbound boxcar as it slammed into his Coca Cola truck on Griffith Street just after predawn. He and the boxcar crew said warnings were issued. Martin sustained back and head pains with minor leg injuries as his feet and legs were driven through the dashboard.
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Stark seeks House Banking and Currency Committee seat
Stark, a freshman Democrat from Northern California, won a coin toss to become the inside contender for the vacancy on the House Banking and Currency Committee led by Rep. Wright Patman. He may face a museum Agricultural Committee assignment and awaits final word on panel slots expected today or tomorrow.
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Douglas orders Farr freed in Los Angeles case
Supreme Court Chief William Douglas ordered William T. Farr released from jail on Thursday pending lower court action on his consent decree. The move came after Los Angeles County counsel urged against Farr’s release, and followed his imprisonment since November 27.
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California Surplus Tax Fund Reaches 830 Million
Governor Reagan touted a state budget surplus near 830 million dollars after a 230 million federal revenue sharing boost and a California income tax withholding shift. He urged returning excess to taxpayers, listed reforms across criminal justice, welfare, health, education, and mental health, and promised detailed legislative proposals.
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B52 commander refuses to fly over North Vietnam
A highly decorated B52 commander, L Michael Heek, says he will not fly again, calling the aims of the bombing unjustified. He will face possible military trial for refusing orders after deciding that mass destruction violates moral boundaries. He seeks conscientious objector status and remains on administrative duties in Thailand during investigation.
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Watergate defendant pleads guilty in high profile case
Court accepts a guilty plea from a Watergate defendant as prosecutors outline an alleged Democratic campaign espionage plot. Judge Sirica weighs bond concerns and the defendant’s past, noting travel under assumed names. The case includes seven other defendants tied to the Nixon reelection operation and FBI investigations.
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Stark Plans Hanoi Visit on War Policy Facts
Stark says hospitals and civilian areas have been destroyed and officials claim bombing targets only military sites. He notes Congress is divided on renewed bombing and seeks full explanation before judging policy. He plans to gather facts to inform military funding decisions. Stark represents East Oakland Alameda San Leandro San Lorenzo North Hayward Castro Valley and Livermore-Amador Valley portions of Contra Costa County.
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Airport apartments denounced by Hayward commission
The Hayward commission criticized a plan tied to activating runway 422 arguing it would require buying two buildings and spending $450,000 to fill a ditch and risk air traffic conflicts with Oakland. A crosswind runway would be impractical and used only rarely. The commission will seek public hearings and may recommend to the City Council.
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Jets noise suit awards 49 families near L A Airport
A Superior Court jury awarded 305700 to 49 families harmed by jet noise from Los Angeles International Airport after 13 days of deliberation. Seven other families were denied payments as their homes lay too far to be affected.
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Los Angeles International Airport
Navy adjustable to female flier aims for first in line
Miss Drag, a CV girl from Castro Valley, enlists in the Navy to become the first female flier. She hopes Congress will classify jets for women and doubts combat bombing duties. Navy would limit her to transport, weather recon, and search rescue duties during the six month evaluation.
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Move may end some TV shows
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced it is taking over most duties of the Public Broadcasting System. This shift could end public affairs programs such as Firing Line and Washington Week in Review, criticized by the Nixon administration. Board turnover and concerns mark the change as a move to a broader, more scholarly approach.
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AC Transit Names New President Bellencourt and Fujii as VP
AC Transit elected William J. Bellencourt as board president for a second time, following his prior terms in 1961 and 1962. Kimi Fujii of Maynard was named vice president, the board’s first woman member, after taking seat last April to fill the Hayward director vacancy. Bellencourt, longtime AC Transit director and former public relations head for the Catholic Diocese of Oakland, succeeds Ray Rinehart as president.
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Nixon restarts control boards amid wage price phase shifts
Nixon reduces control board membership after a walkout by a labor member, trimming to seven. The administration keeps phase II guidelines with minor changes, allowing price rises to reflect costs but not inflate profit margins beyond 1.6 percent yearly. Pay board rules stay unless modified, amid a looming end date and Congress action. Labor criticizes controls for restraining wages while permitting price hikes, as wholesale prices rise sharply driven by food costs.
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Ellsberg jury panelists quizzed for seventh day
In the Penta go Papers trial jury selection reached day seven as Frances Edwards a retired schoolteacher questioned for bias said she sees no reason for U.S. involvement in Vietnam and believes the war should end. Other potential jurors including a housewife an American Legion Post commander and a 40 percent disabled Vietnam veteran voiced varied views on U.S. policy.
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Coffee Prices Set to Rise Amid Roaster Moves
Price of coffee expected to climb as 24 190 000 bags were processed last year. Major roaster General Foods won approval to raise about six cents a pound in October. Green beans remain outside Nixon price controls, with rivals warning they cannot absorb higher raw bean costs. Chock Full O Nuts and Ehlers forecast higher supermarket and cup prices as supply fights continue.
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