Naja bakeries reopen after Teamsters strike settlement
Three Naja bakeries resume operations with drivers delivering again after a Teamsters strike against ITT Continental Campbell Soup Interstate Brands and other bakers. Union members who backed the strike return to ovens as employers dispute contract language and jurisdiction. No money issue, officials say.
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Ovens
Af Itt Continental
Campbell Tuppert
Interstate
I TT Continental
Wonder Bread
Hostess
Interstate Hritails
Dolly Madison Products
Campbell T'S
Gers
Hic Bay Aves
CPT Continental
Oakland
Wesley Sizco
California
Vreamsters
Sizon
Enn
Decauer
Slike
Two Cal State Hayward students arrested for vandalism
Campus police arrested William Mmins and Marilyn Palla after anti war slogans and a bomb dropping image were spray painted inside two CSU Hayward buildings. The 39 and 23 year old suspects from Hayward and San Leandro face malicious mischief charges. Police found the vandalism at about 10 30 pm on a routine patrol.
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Hayward
Paolice
California State University
Minklejohn Dall
South Silence
William MM. Mins
Grandview Ave
Marilyn TG. Palla
Fulton Ave
San Leandro
Youths steal purse in San Leandro incident
Four juveniles assaulted 41-year-old Hilda Louise Short on Melvin Court and snatched her purse containing $42. They fled west on Broadmoor Boulevard. purse plus a wallet, checkbook and house key were later recovered on Hollister Court Wit.
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San Leandro
Hilda Louise Short
Melvin Court
Faure
Broadmoor Boulevard
Hollister Court
Stolen tarpaulin masses from Baldwin trucks in San Leandro yard
Police report a Baldwin Trucking hauling firm yard theft where tarpaulins valued at about 2131 dollars were taken from seven wrecks parked in the lot. Suspects allegedly drove through an open gate, loading goods weighing over 2 000 pounds before fleeing the scene.
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Baldwin Trucking Finn
Williams
Plekuy
Driver cited in pedestrian death at Davis Street and Avenue
A 2yearold Alameda man was arrested in pre dawn hours on manslaughter and drunken driving charges after Percy Raff was struck and killed at the Davis Street Wainwright Avenue intersection. Raff, crossing south to north, was hit by a vehicle driven by Ranny Barle residing 1229 Wainwright. Ball died on arrival at Fairmont Hospital. another Seaside Leandro pedestrian fatality this year is noted.
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Alameda
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Wainwright Avenue
Ranny Barle Res
Davis
Percy George Raff
Wainwright
Fry
Raff
Jane Ball
Fairmont Hospital
Anul
Avnante
Ex-con arrested in slaying near San Leandro
Police arrested James L. Turner, age 3, for the shooting of a San Leandro man. A second man, identifying as Robert Thomas, described as a parolee, was also taken into custody. Both had prior prison terms and were out on parole. Details were not immediately available.
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Viel
Robert
Thomas
Sov
Deseo Auider
Burglars Happy to See Police Needing Help
In San Jose three youths were found bound and gagged at Tou Yamagawa's home after police arrived. Officers learned Yamagawa was assaulted as the trio bound him with others, while he warned of further danger. The youths reportedly urged police to shoot or take action. Police called for aid after three hours.
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Yamagawa
Yanagawa
Georgia Lawmakers Debate Death Penalty After Gun Incident
Georgia House members clashed as Rep Wingan Wall 25 brandished a pistol during an emotional plea for death penalty reinstatement. Rep Mike Egan 25 said the weapon could have frightened him, while Wall called for harsher penalties against rapists. the House sent the measure back to committee on a 16 to 20 vote.
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Atlanta
UPT
Georgia
Wingan Wall
Mike Egan
Georgia House
Wale
Egan
Wall
House
Juror Holds Out in Corona Mass Murder Trial Deliberations
Jurors continued a hung verdict after a week of deliberations in the Juan Corona case. Judge Richard Patio urged progress as the panel remained split with no clear vote on whether Corona killed 29 itinerant farm workers and buried their bodies near the Pentier River in 1971. Corona, hospitalized with chest issues, awaits a possible retrial if the jury cannot reach a verdict.
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Superior Court
Richard L. Patio
Ly Sulisty County
Werthestuy
Corona
Pentier
Afawk
Oveg
Pastol
Yuca City
Calif
Reagan budget overhaul signals record state plan
Reagan unveils a balanced $226.0 million state budget with a projected $1.0 billion surplus, aims to return excess to taxpayers, and considers income tax cuts and a sales tax delay. Education, health welfare, and property relief dominate spending while civil servant raises and UC funding rise, marking a new era in state finances.
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Ler
New York
California
Reagan
Gainess
Fle Nance
Estuva
Tieagan
Cal State budget boost raises pay and cuts student ratio
Cal State system gains a 7.3 percent pay hike and a 12 percent offer for employees as Hayward uses $23.67 million of the state budget. The plan lowers the student teacher ratio from 18.98 to about 848 students per full time faculty member and adds 352 more full time faculty across campuses for overloaded programs. The budget totals a 16.9 percent increase with enrollments projected to rise to 243,200. The state funds more for higher education than UC for the first time, while Reagan limits capital outlay due to enrollment trends. Community colleges see a $9.6 million boost to $218.2 million for 1973.
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Reagan
University of California
California State Employes Association
UC Regents
Lola Lo
Cal State
Hayward
Sotirens
State
Verne Orr
Orr
University of Californa
Caahat College
Petris Slams Reagan Jet Flight as Costly Fancy
Democratic Sen Nicholas Petris of Sacramento criticized the state for erasing a m win en gine jet, calling it a costly flight of fancy. He warned taxpayers face 1100 to 1000 dollars if Reagan flies from Talmento to Los Angeles and back in the leased aircraft. Petris argued Reagan should use commercial flights with security, noting about 200 dollars per round trip for four security men.
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Sacramely
UPN
Nicholas C. Petris
Ronald Reagan
Oakland
Reagan
Talmento
Los Angeles
Petris
Wermachay
Rainstorm Batters Bay Area as Flood Threat Persists
The storm drags on with strong winds and heavy rainfall in the Bay Area. Interstate 40 and other major routes became hazardous with chain requirements and dangerous travel for campers and light vehicles. Flood warnings remain for the Sacramento River and nearby streams, though officials expect no major flooding unless heavy rainfall continues. Power outages hit the region, with a Bay Area blackout affecting 1,706 Pacific power customers. Total rainfall surpasses an inch in many counties, with Solano and Alameda reporting up to 2.85 inches. the wet winter record here dates back to 1890, tallying 23 inches in the season so far.
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Interstate 40
Sacramento River
Bay Area
Pacifica
Philly and Chicago teachers keep strike after judge orders return
Philadelphia's 19 000 teachers defy a court order to end their walkout as the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers votes to continue. In Chicago, CTU members refuse to settle with a 2.3 percent wage demand and smaller class sizes, threatening ongoing disruption for about 590 000 pupils. The two cities face potential contempt citations and possible disaster-area declarations as negotiations stall.
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United Press International Commat Fle
D. Donald Jamieson
Philadelphia
PFT
Chicago
Falke
Robert Heal Hegolialions
Janesu
John Ryan
Jamieson
Chicago Board of Education
Inder
Robert &. Mann
Ilinois
Daniel Walker
CTL
CTU
Safety experts urge tough truck brake law
Safety experts urged tougher truck brake rules after an NTSB study found dangerous gaps between truck and car braking. The report calls for a federal program to develop brake tech, funding to adopt best systems, and a committee with aircraft brake experts to oversee improvements.
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Washington
UPL
National Transportation Safety Board
NTSB
Pramship Department
Ex-dancer seeks jail transfer to state prison
Alicia Bertie Stephenson 22, a former topless dancer, was moved from Marin County Jail to the California Women's Correctional Facility at Corona on Wednesday to finish serving a nine month term after pleading guilty to welfare fraud and perjury in collecting $8,300. She asked Superior Court Judge David Menary for prison time to credit toward potentially longer sentences in pending cases in San Francisco and Alameda counties.
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San Ratael
Alicia Bertie Stephenson
Wome
Corona
Marin County
Superior Court
David Menary
San Francisco
Alameda
Daylight Saving Time Bill Gains Momentum in House
Rep John Moss of California leads a bid to move to year round Daylight Saving Time by amending the last Sunday of April fixation. He notes an energy crisis justification and cites building energy use as a key savings argument for extending daylight into evenings.
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Geiser
Hosmees
House
John Moss
D-Calif
Moss
Enat
Open housing plan sparking debate at Floraesta meeting
Honeowners nix housing plan spring to run its Service Center. Bean pressed Forbes for answers on open housing queries including discrimination referrals, consultant interviews before Green’s selection, and evidence for a $20,000 federal grant match. Floresta votes to end Rean to a Jan 31 Garfield School meeting and sends two volunteers to a two day open housing workshop.
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Forbes
Green
Evi
Dence
Floresta
Garfield School
John Caldwell
Walter Wright
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