Santa Clara county workers strike over wages
About 5 000 Santa Clara County employees walked out after talks with the Board of Supervisors hit an impasse on pay. Contracts for 10 000 workers expired, with union demand at 11 and county offers at 7 percent. Pickets targeted Valley Medical Center libraries and health facilities as Local 715 Local 535 and AFSCME Local 1687 mobilized to strike.
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Man arrested in extortion plan
Fremont, a man identified as Steven W. Lentz of Hayward was arrested on extortion and assault with a deadly weapon charges after allegedly demanding $100 to kill his purported target Evarista M. Costa. Costa, 23, reported Lentz positioned in her car and brandishing a pistol, leading him to collide with another vehicle and flee as bystanders observed a struggle.
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Evarista M. Costa
Langhorn Drive
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Costa
Impersonator suspect arrested in Fremont case
Arthur L. Trotter, real name of the accused impersonator, faced three new grand theft charges after a Fremont Municipal Court arraignment. Previously with six charges, his bail rose from 12 000 to 90 000, amid alleged thefts including a 50 000 Oakland case and a 400 theft from Lyle Dennison with a 350 attempt reported last Thursday.
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Arthur L. Trotter
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Burglar Steals Cash, Jewelry In San Leandro Home
San Leandro police report a daytime burglary at Cecile Hobert’s home. Over $7,300 in cash, stereo gear, jewelry, a $1,500 diamond ring, and a mantle clock were taken while Hobert was at a hospital. She returned at 4 p.m. to find the loss totaling about $2,940.
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Cecile Hobert
Navy ends use of Culebra Island as target range
The Navy formally ended use of Culebra Island Puerto Rico as a sea and air target at midnight. Commonwealth attorney Richard Copaken said the fight continues in Washington until the Navy also stops using the Culebra cays for air to ground bombardment.
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Ashland Driver Injured After Single Vehicle Crash
Ashland Oregon police and hospital staff treated 26 year old Jim Aberander after his car rolled over on a foggy night. A nurse described the victim as severely injured with blood and a strong smell of jam noted by a roadside worker who helped transport him to Ashland Community Hospital.
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Alameda County foster home strike postponed a week
A planned strike by Alameda County foster homes was delayed at least one week after talks between welfare officials and foster parents led by Frack Campos. The dispute centers on payments for emergency care licenses and a promised rate of five dollars per day, with current rates listed as 145 to 180 dollars monthly by age.
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Frack Campos
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County Association of Foster Parents
Welfare Department
Don Mutch
Children’s Protective Services
State budget OK'd amid school funding shifts and cuts
California faces a 5.8 percent rise in state support for local schools for 1975 78 while BCE program funds see reductions and possible district impact. The budget totals 11.47 billion with per capita spending at a record 521.2 dollars. In other news a Bashkiria gunman spree ended without injuries and James Roosevelt sues over a libel claim tied to Cornfeld connections.
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Elizabeth McCandless
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Trustees resist pay freeze as negotiations stall at board meeting
Trustees cut and trim Ives provented une irtexe. George Dillon chairs Certificated Employes Council declares impasse on salaries. Teachers press for restoration priorities and pledge to lift the freeze if funds appear. Legislature misses $120 million emergency relief, Fremont would gain about $1 million. With Aug 4 adjournment, districts face six days for action before final budget deadlines. State help remains uncertain as district seeks board resolutions pleading for relief.
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Union City reorganizes police to boost street presence
Union City plans a structural police reorganization adding a captain and moving one lieutenant to captain, with a total budget emphasis on salaries and benefits. The change aims to place more officers on patrol, improve supervision, and expand training with examinations soon. Two full time clerks replace cadets as operations and administration divisions form.
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Union City Chamber of Commerce
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Nader urges FDA action on vinyl chloride in packaging
Nader's Health Research Group says consumers face cancer risk from vinyl chloride in plastic packaging for meats, oils, mouthwash, and more. They urge a ban on vinyl chloride in food and drug packaging and removal of affected products, noting FDA inaction after 18 months.
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Beans Chilli Challenge at San Diego County Fair
Jim Hersfall of Arcata California won the third annual chilli eaters contest lifting 10 bowls plus one second of Texas Red to beat rivals by two bowls at the San Diego County fair. He claimed $50 first prize. Lawrence Adelson San Diego peso man and Marilyn Barton of San Diego led their categories in the women’s division.
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Landers announces divorce after 36 years of marriage
The article quotes a statement from Jules Landers about ending a 36 year marriage to her partner, describing love and respect while acknowledging the decision. She reflects on the irony of a long, good relationship ending and considers there may be a personal lesson for readers.
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Marin County houseboat group sues over evictions
A group of houseboat dwellers filed suit in U S District Court Monday against Marin County and its Public Works Department protesting eviction orders. Defendants include Kappas Marina Steckler Pacific Richard Larson and attorney Hugh Lawrence. Dr Kenneth Washington became City College of San Francisco president. Union workers ended a two day San Francisco strike against Garry Dreyfus firm. The Dow Jones average rose 5.87 to 878 99 in the first half of 1075, marking a 42 6 percent gain from year end 1974.
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Richard Larson
Hugh Lawrence
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Charles Garry
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