Northern California cannery workers vote to strike end
Northern California cannery workers ratified a labor contract after a four-hour vote in Hayward. The deal raises hourly wages to 4.90 to 5.77 with overtime pay after 48 hours weekly by June, adds job classification changes and optional benefits, and ends a walkout that began last Wednesday.
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Burglars Target Can-Simer Tire Warehouse in San Leandro
Burglars stole 4894 worth of tires at the Can-Simer Tire warehouse in San Leandro on a Wednesday night and damaged or entered the nearby ALR Corp offices. Oakland resident Seah Wonton reported the incident and police recovered a list of stolen tires. Authorities estimate thieves loaded a large cathed truck with more items before fleeing.
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San Leandro
ALR. Corp
Stark case mirrors New York hoa defense in Cambodia scare
Congressman Stark and the Abertean Chil Likeries Train of Norhern Californi had argued a suit likening war powers to a New York decision. District Judge Alphonsa Zivpali in San Francisco weighs the matter as the case unfolds with awareness of the New York ruling.
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San Francisco
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Daughter of developer dies after operation in Castro Valley
Gail Jane Warren, 35, daughter of developer Marl N. Warren, died Wednesday from complications after surgery. She had enrolled at Hayward Adult High School and planned to become a medical secretary. A mother of five, she was divorced. Services were held at the Spencer Mortuary in Castro Valley.
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Marl N. ‘Warren
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Hayward Adult High School
Spencer Mortia Li
Deputies Arrest Two After San Loran Shooting
Deputies charged Lawrence Alexander and Haymond Wilhite with assault after two men were accused of firing a shotgun at workers at Metalcraft Body and Paint Shop in San Lorene. Authorities tracked suspects to a Bilgin Street home and recovered a firearm and suspected narcotics paraphernalia, with additional narcotics charges tied to the incident.
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Uarijuars
More black professors urged at UC Berkeley
NAACP regional director Leonard Canlar cited a UC study showing 37 black faculty among 4274 in the state wide system, with poor prospects for change despite calls to improve representation. President Charley Hilah notes ongoing barriers and limited openings for black instructors.
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Carter
Five Arizans Struck by Lightning in Tucson Park and Streets
Five men were struck by lightning within 80 minutes during a storm in Tucson Arizona. Two remained in critical condition, one guarded, and two in satisfactory condition, according to hospital spokesmen. Three victims were struck in a city park, another while playing ball at a nearby park, and one when stepping out of a home to observe the storm. Names listed include Raymond Gere age 20 and Thomas Caton aged 8.
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Thomas B. Catp
Johny Gourdin
Court upholds death penalty in Florida ruling
In Tallahassee the Florida Supreme Court affirmed the new capital punishment framework aligning with U S Supreme Court guidelines. The decision holds death as a proper option for felons with no rehab potential, while indicating older cases remain unaffected and subject to retroactive review under the revised law.
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UPI
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Ehrlichman questions Dean's testimony in Watergate hearing
Ehrlichman pressed Dean's account amid a Watergate inquiry as Cox vowed Nixon would bow to Supreme Court orders for presidential tapes. The panel heard of payoffs to keep conspirators quiet and debated the scope of executive privilege while detailing White House staff links to a Florida slush of money and informants.
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Maine
UAW Opposes GM Strike Ban and Overtime Proposal
UAW leaders reject GM overtime limits and a no-strike concession plan amid contract talks. GM outlined 30 pages of proposals, including voluntary overtime, shared grievance costs, and new committee structures. Union officials warn against surrendering worker rights while both sides press toward a September 4 deadline.
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Explosions Stir San Francisco Overnight
Thousands of San Francisco residents were startled by a series of explosions around 10:30 p m Thursday night. Police report plastic bombs had been planted earlier in the week, detonating near Fort Funston by Lake Merced as winds and vibrations hampered immediate response.
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Fire destroys 2000 nerves near Navarra area
A wildfire burned about 200 acres of scrub and glass fields near Navarra as about 140 firefighters backed by tankers and a helicopter fought the blaze. The fire, reported Thursday near California 120, caused no injuries and was contained today. Turtles moved from trailers and vacation homes in the Dilly area as crews battled the flames.
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Castro Valley density plan sparks mixed reactions
Community members across Castro Valley debated a new density plan converting 1,800 units over Jensen Road and surrounding areas into a high middle density residential development. Critics warned against overreliance on autos while supporters urged sufficient sewer water and recreation access for a planned community of 200 cluster homes and nearby commercial space.
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Era of plentiful cheap ond numbered says Olawe Ontario Journal
Readable line notes a quoted phrase about the era of cheap and plentiful ond being numbered, attributed to Olawe Ontario Journal. The fragment references economics but lacks clear event or person context.
Hawaii senator Inouye makes muffled remark during test
UPI reports Senator Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii was embarrassed when a microphone captured him muttering what a man in response to John Ehrlichman. On Thursday Inouye tried to explain the incident, but his words were unclear as a reporter pressed for meaning.
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BART strike talks inch toward settlement
Negotiations between the Bay Area Rapid Transit District and striking unions proceed with guarded optimism after 10 days. Subcommittees resolved last details on working conditions and wage terms remain the key obstacle. Directors Willan, Langa, Reedy, and Biacco sit as observers, with labor leaders and central labor council members from Alameda and Contra Costa counties participating. Public statements pause during talks. a final wage offer and pension considerations loom as pivotal before any settlement.
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Ayrare
Divers to deal with ship owners over salvage
Attorneys for two former Navy divers and The Thrallan Line owner of the Sunken Ocean Ther Andre Diria expect to meet in New York to settle how cash and valuables recovered from the wreck will be divided. The divers’ lawyers seek custody of all recovered items and a salvage fee near 50 percent of the value, with the ship’s 43 miles off Nantucket containing about 1.1 million in currency and tokens plus up to 1 million in other valuables.
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