Legal tug-of-war over Cal State Hayward student council
Alameda County Superior Court Judge Avakian signed a writ allowing the spring student election writers to take office while an appeal seeks to overturn. Outgoing council attorney Hochler plans an appeal to stay the ruling and protect funds, with $4500 in student fees already spent on legal costs. Cal State Hayward leadership awaited official notification as the dispute continues.
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Hayward City Clerk Stanton To Retire This Month
City Clerk K Stanton of Hayward will retire after 14 years of service as a new California retirement law lowers compulsory age in stages from 70 to 9 in October. Stanton, turning 69 in September, plans retirement home purchases in Anderson Springs, Lake County near MiddlemM.
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Hayward mother appeals for help finding dog
Mrs. Diane Vegas of Smalley Avenue appeals for information to locate a black and brown German Shepherd that bit her son Eddie in the A Street area last Friday. The boy began rabies shots today and authorities say locating the dog is key to completing the vaccination series. contact AV7-B7B3 with any information.
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June Union City burglary at Eloy J. Martinez home
Police report a break in at Eloy J. Martinez's residence in Union City on a June day. Intruders pried open a side garage door and a kitchen door and loaded furnishings and valuables into a pickup between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. The loss totals $14,407, including tools, jewelry, guns, stereo equipment, beds, a refrigerator, and a television.
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Kahane and two JDL members given probation
Rabbi Meir Kahane and two Jewish Defense League members received suspended prison terms on federal conspiracy to manufacture bombs charges. Kahane fined 5000 dollars and given five year suspended sentence with five years probation. The others got three year suspensions and probation with fines of 250 and 500 dollars. All three pleaded guilty two weeks earlier and were barred from violence or weapons.
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Dead fish wash ashore as new Tampa Bay outbreak hits coast
A new toxic reef tile outbreak blanketed Tampa Bay beaches with a three foot wide band of dead fish stretching for miles. Areas south of Mac Dill Air Force Base and near Gulf resort shores show heavy kills. Local marine officials warn more carcasses may wash in as tides shift.
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McCarthy Backer Says He Will Run for President
Johnny Connolly, a Paul attorney who backed McCarthy, attended New York meetings this week reporting McCarthy plans to seek the Democratic nomination in the primaries. An official announcement is expected in October.
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Greek premier meets US envoys amid aid debate
Greek premier George Papadopoulos hosted four U S lawmakers for a formal but friendly 30 minute talk. The visitors Rep Brock Adams D Wash Rep Peter Nyros O Maine Rep Gus Vale Ra Pa and Rep Ray Blanton J Tenn discussed Greece US relations as Papadopoulos faces criticism over a military aid suspension and democracy restoration.
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San Leandro housing dispute fuels racial tension
A San Leandro meeting on subsidized housing drew leaders who defend integration while opponents cite vacancy limits and fear of slower neighborhood change. Officials note the city’s low vacancy rate and explore options, including county programs, amid charges of discriminatory attitudes and debates over race, housing access, and community impact.
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Molasses Spill Leaks into Lihe Harbor in Lilwe
A leaking pipeline in Lihe, Kanai UPL A spilled two William poids of molasses into the harbor on Thursday. The incident caused $2,000 worth of molasses to spill, with only a few sugarcoated eels reported as casualties in the harbor.
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Strike Hits Pacific Telephone Workers Across California
San Francisco and Los Angeles see partial work stoppages as Pacific Telephone workers strike under the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Supervisory staff keep long distance lines active while CWA members return at Hayward amid a national ratification vote on AT&T offers.
Copper firm signs pact with unions
SALT LAKE CITY UPC Kennecoll Copper Corp announced it signed agreements with LE of the 1 union locals in its Utah division amid a three week strike idling 39,000 workers in seven states. Spokesman Kenneth Kefauver said the agreements cover about 75 percent of employees at Utah copper stations and that United Steelworkers factions were among those reaching accord after 60 days of talks. Other states affected include Nevada, Montana, New Mexico, Arizona, New Jersey and Maryland. Arizona Magma Copper Co workers won a 92 cent an hour wage rise and a federal metals conference was set to ratify or reject the tentative Arizona pact with 3,000 workers ready to return if approved.
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Boy Killed in Hayward Foster Home
A 10 year old suspect in a Hayward foster home killing is under investigation as detectives seek to determine if the stabbing was accidental self defense or deliberate. An autopsy is underway as deputies sort the people and events in a troubled household.
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Petition OK'd Against Water District Antiluciation
The ACWD board voted to accept a petition opposing fluoridation citing legal questions. Directors Brumbaugh Borghi Gomes supported the petition while Redeker Strandberg opposed. Attorney Rhodes noted 1949 Water Code ties to county election rules but cites legislative changes creating a separate chapter for special districts.
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Last-ditch Effort to Avert Strike on C and NW Pact
Bit by bit the tentative contract offers a 42 percent wage rise over 42 months retroactive to January 1 and adds extra pay for five way radio use. It allows crews to stay on runs beyond 100 miles for select cases. UTU and management see the crew rules as tailored to C and NW’s commuter route in Chicago, less fit for long haul freight. Union Pacific reports 30,000 employees in Omaha, Nebraska, costing over $7 million in wages.
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Keep Lockheed afloat amid filibuster fears and loans
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged arrangements to keep Lockheed Aircraft afloat even if a filibuster blocks a $250 million government loan bill. He noted enough Senate support to back reinstatement, while Senator Proxmire’s delaying tactics drew criticism from Lockheed chairman Naughton. Senator Tower filed a petition to halt debate, with a cloture vote possible Monday at 3 p.m.
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BART bill for valley link killed by district split
County officials approved forming the district while Wey pressed full service prior to extension but excluded some Alameda Contra Costa outlying areas. The district weighs San Mateo County expansion as major growth centers lack BART access, drawing opposition from Assemblyman John Foran who warns about paying for a billion dollar system and accepting DART plans.
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Government index raises to boost worker pay across sectors
About 41,500 workers will receive wage increases tied to the government index, varying by period, with rates from one to nine cents per hour. An additional 4,300 workers under labor clauses will get ten more increases as they had already received prior adjustments.
Area cost rise small in San Francisco area
The San Francisco Oakland area saw consumer costs rise 0.7 percent from March to June. Food costs led the increase at 1.6 percent, with restaurant meals up 4.1 percent and transportation up 1 percent. Housing rose 0.4 percent and clothing 0.4 percent as overall index topped last year by about 1.5 percent.
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