BART offer to end strike faces long odds in talks
The Bay Area Rapid Transit District planned a counter proposal to end a strike by about 1,100 clerical, maintenance, and transportation workers represented by United Public Employees Local 990 and Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1500. Talks aim to resolve wage disputes, with BART noting it may take 48 hours after a settlement to restore operations.
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Fireworks blamed for numerous local blazes and damage
Fireworks were blamed for many minor fires across Sout County during Independence Day festivities. A Cherryland home suffered 3000 dollars in damage from a fire started by fireworks on Hathaway Street. Fire crews in Hayward reported eight grass fires tied to fireworks and overall 24 minor blazes, mostly grass fires, citywide. Police noted heightened illegal firecracker activity in Newark and San Leandro, with several arrests and numerous complaints.
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More fair South County weather report
More fair South. County weather will remain fair through Friday with tomorrow’s high temperatures in the high fdl and lowet. The overnight low will be in the cind 50s. There will be northwesterly winds from 15 to 20 miles per four with some low cloudiness in the early morning hours. More weather page 4.
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Fire burns 140 acres in Hayward hills in grass blaze
A grass fire raced through the Hayward hills burning about 140 acres mainly in Garin Regional Park. Firefighters from multiple departments battled the flames for roughly eight hours starting near 3 p m the blaze spreading east and south. Securing lines and using helicopters and tanks, crews contained hot spots with limited property damage reported including some old farm equipment.
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Kennedy lauds Wallace at Fourth of July gathering
In Decatur Alabama Kennedy praises Wallace labeling Nixon as the real radical and urges steps toward freedom. Kennedy speaks to reporters about possible future politics as Wallace sits upright on paralyzed legs and receives an award, while Democratic chairman Strauss adds symbolic significance to the meeting.
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Doc Ward, Pleasanton businessman, dies at 62
Doc Ward a longtime Pleasanton resident and gas service executive died after a lengthy illness at 62. He owned and operated H&K Cleaning in Castro Valley and was a member and former president of the Casino Valley Lions Club. He also served as a director of a local chamber. Funeral details were not confirmed.
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Energy crisis haunts 74 and 76 politics in 1974
Washington reports the energy crisis would dominate political debates in 1974 and beyond. Inflation, Watergate fallout, and supply fears influence elections, with discussions of mandatory fuel allocation and pump prices shaping policy and daily life for Americans.
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Higher interest on savings nearing approval
The Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation are near announcing a half percentage point rise in the maximum interest banks may pay on passbook savings. The associated Home Loan Bank Board may require savings and loan institutions to follow, with Shawman Thamar Bomar opposing the move. If approved, passbook rates could rise from 4.3 percent to 4.8 percent, with other longer term rates also adjusted.
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Vatican Reaffirms Catholic Doctrine Amid Ecumenism Debate
The Vatican department of the doctrine of the faith issued a statement cleared by the Holy Office and approved by Pope Paul VI noting that ecumenism has not weakened Catholic faith. It warned against errors that promote religious relativism and urged adherence to Church teaching while acknowledging good in other Christian churches. Msgr. Joseph Schroetfer explained the document and cited Swiss-born theologian Hans Küng as a cited case for investigations tied to the statement.
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