Cannery workers approve local 368 strike settlement
Oakland area cannery workers have ratified a pattern contract affecting 49 000 Teamsters at peak season in 33 canneries. In Hayward Local 368 voting 4 198 praised the deal while 4 198 rejected it. Wages rise from 3 23 to 5 77 an hour effective July 1 with a 10 increase planned to 6 27 by 1978. Overtime rules will be extended to 40 hours weekly by June 1978. The agreement includes bargaining over classifications and benefits such as health and drug dental plans.
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Oakland
URI
Nothern
California
Hayward
Washington
DAC
BARTS
Aifur
Yyas
BALT
Belog
Inter Bay Area
Allien Transit Eistuets
Ifathar Transit Tistrieta
Developer's Daughter Dies After Operation In Castro Valley
Gail Jane Warren daughter of Bart N. Warren died from complications after a recent operation. She had graduated from Hayward High School and was studying to be a medical secretary. A mother of five, she was a devoted volunteer. Services were held this afternoon at Spencer Mortuary in Castro Valley.
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Castro Valley
Vine
Gail Jane Warren
Dwighter Af Geveloper
Bart N. Warren
Mas Warren
Hayward Aalt Aish School
Spencer Mortuary
Castra Valley
New York Swing at War Ban Sparks Civil Liberties Suit
Congressman Fortney Stark leads an identical suit modeled after the New York decision. The case seeks to stop U S actions in Cambodia without congressional consent, mirroring the federal ruling and awaiting Judge Alponea Zirpali in San Francisco. The ACLU of Northern California backs the challenge.
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New York
Jodee Wh
Cambodia
Congress
Fortney Stark
Stavk
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Mens Vnva
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Stark
Two Arrested After San Lorenzo Shooting Incident
Deputies in San Lorenzo arrested Toside, Ligg, and later Lawrence Alexander and Raymond Wilhite after a shotgun fired at workers at Metelcraft Body and Print Shop. Suspects fled to a nearby house where officers found narcotics paraphernalia and marijuana. Ambiguous motive noted. several charges tied to assault narcotics and weapons.
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San Lorenzo
Dagdly Spearon
San
Thott
Hie House
Lawrence Alesander R
Raymond Wilhite
Pair Held After Reported Hayward Theft and Burglary
Police say two men Colham and Bowcott and a third, Martin, were charged after a liquor store burglary on West Jackson Street and the reported incident involving two women from New Jersey who were allegedly drugged with PCP and robbed. The women were treated at hospital. loot recovered but some items used or consumed.
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Hayward
Politea
Park
New Jersey
Cera
Jimmy Wi Catham
Maynna St
Colham
Donald Ray Bowcott
Magnolia St
Bl. Hose Hospital
Pole
Biscott
Southgate Liquors
W. Jackson St
Bob Allen Martin
Magnolia
Cotham
Bowcott
Mirlin
Gunmen terrorize family in Hayward home invasion
Alameda County sheriffs report two gunmen forced entry at a Hayward apartment at 7 p.m. They fired a shotgun from the stairs as a family, including a baby, hid inside. Deputies say the men fled in a waiting car after exchanging shots with residents and arriving relatives. Authorities suspect the incident is linked to Karoulles.
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Hayward
Wile
Upstan's
Alameda County
Rodrigues
Edwarda
Dianne Velasquez
Rodriguea
Velasquez
Vhs
Daprles
Elith Var Jasquee
Karoulles
Watergate Hearings Spotlight Presidential Access and Justice
Ehrlichman questions Dean's narrative as jurists weigh rewards for defendants in political cases. Archibald Cox signals willingness to seek Nixon tape and paper production if the Supreme Court orders. Testimony ties illicit payments and hush arrangements to Watergate conspirators and possible clemency pledges, amid broader constitutional clash over executive privilege.
UAW Opposes GM Local Strike Ban Plan
The United Auto Workers oppose a GM proposal to ban local strikes during contract talks, arguing it would end the worker right to strike. GM cites 7 million man hours lost since 1970 and demands limits on overtime, cost sharing, and a streamlined grievance process as part of ongoing talks ahead of the September 14 deadline.
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Wyte
Bomb blasts rock San Francisco area testing explosives
Thousands of San Francisco residents were startled by a series of explosions Thursday night. Police said the blasts involved plastic shells confiscated in an earlier arrest and were set off as a test, near Lake Merced, due to stability concerns and the need to conduct the test at night.
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San Francisco
Weipun
Police Department
Fate Report
Funstol
Lake Mereced
Becaus
Fire destroys 200 acres west of Ullah near Navarre
UKIAH AP A fire swept across 200 acres west of Ullah near Navarre destroying brush and timber. The Mendocian Ranger unit at Willits reported about 180 men aided by eight air tankers and a helicopter. containment expected with no injuries reported.
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200 Acres Inc
Ullah
Ukiah
Navarre
Willits
Alr Lakers
California LA
Telemmonts
Castro Valley density plan draws opposition at public hearing
Residents and officials debated a proposed density plan for Castro Valley amid contention over a 700 acre expansion and conversion to higher densities near the central business district. critics warned against late development and auto reliance while supporters urged approval, citing sewers water and community needs.
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Theentral
M S. Conunr
Castro
Valley
Dengan
Cull Canyon
Richard Wigelow
Columbia
Crow Canyon
Janice Dellind
Noles
Task Torre
Margaret Rebhlns
Castro Valley
Doc Kihy
Stanton Mill
Oladta Tall
Frank Gonalves
San Francisen
Bevilacqua
Craw Canyon
Fatal hijacking ends in hijacker suicide on Japan Airlines flight
London reports the Express says the Japan Airlines hijack ended as the sole hijacker, a 24-year-old Iraqi using the name Katie George Thomas, killed herself with a bond armband after taking control from Leila Xholed. Wadi Hadad, the group's Lebanon ops chief, personally tripled Miss Thomas but she did not relay orders to the other hijackers, three Arabs and one Japanese.
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London
MFI
Daily Express
Japan Air Lines
Fuiba
The
Express
Katie Guorge Thomas
Miss Thomas
Leila Xholed
Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
Wadi Hadad
Lebanon
Fuoany hanors Fuoany hanors era of reap fod
The readable fragments describe a period marked by plentiful harvests and agricultural output. It notes a rural setting with references to farming, labor, and community activity, hinting at social or economic conditions tied to crops and seasonal work.
Inouye mutters on Senate floor during Ehrlichman testimony
Senator Daniel K. Inouye of Hawaii was caught on mic muttering what a liar during John Ehrlichman's testimony. He later offered a vague, unintelligible response to reporters and said he would talk to himself in Maui dialect from now on.
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White House
Nixon
Alamestic
Thistland Nesrsay’ Uo
O'Helen
Athers
O'Brien
Ehelichman
Washington
Wpi
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Daniel K
Inouye
D-Hawaii
Johm Ehrlichman
Asko
BART Board Reaches Breakthrough in Strike Talks
Negotiations resume between Bay Area Rapid Transit and striking unions after days of stalemate. Subcommittees resolved most contract details on working conditions leaving wage terms to final resolution. Board chair William Chester and directors Harry Lange Wallen Heedy Mello Blanco observed negotiations.
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Bay Arta Rapid Transit Dise
Cholrmay Wiliam Chester
San Francisco
Harry Lange
Oakland
Wallan Heedy
Mello Bianco
Richmond
Divers to deal with ship owners over salvage pay
Divers Donald Rodla cher and Christopher De Lucchi expect to meet with New York lawyers to discuss turning over recovered items from the sunken Andrea Tord off Nantucket. Attorneys say owners may claim the goods and salvage firms could receive up to 30 percent as their fee.
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Uayward
Christopher de Lucchi
San Diego
Calif
New York
Sid
Sparalion
Nantucket Island
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