Berkeley strike stalls as state conciliator joins talks
In Berkeley a city employees strike affecting garbage pickup and public services continues with about 400 of 1,100 workers on strike. Tom Nicolopulos of the state Conciliation Service joins sessions to try to restart talks after no progress. The walkout includes garbage collectors, public works and library staff and has led to piled up refuse and some residents dumping waste in protest.
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Berkeley Ends Hiring Freeze With Affirmative Action Plan
Berkeley City Council approves an affirmative action program ending an 11 month partial hiring freeze. The personnel director will set new exams to remove discriminatory requirements and establish hiring priorities to reflect the local minority and women population, after a year of council debate.
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Strangled woman identified in Sausalito case
Police identified the body as Lynn Maureen Derrick, a UC Medical Center employee, found beaten and strangled in Sausalito. The mid 20s woman wore a blouse and panties, with a Minnesota student ID found in her empty San Francisco apartment after a neighbor reported scuffling in the hallway.
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Two San Francisco school candidates miss campaign expense filings
The San Francisco Registrar of Voters reported that two successful Board of Education candidates, George Y. Chinn and Charlie Mas Haynes, failed to file the required campaign expense statements by the July 11 deadline. Mrs. Haynes also missed the preliminary May 6 filing. Deputy Registrar Frank Quinn said certificates of election will not be issued until the statements are filed ahead of the August 8 swearing-in.
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Barge tenants in Sausalito vow to stay as order takes effect
Mount apartment barge occupants vow not to leave their homes when a court order begins. In a late meeting with city officials they agree to move stakes within days while owner Byron Edwards of Sonoma considers repairing the World War II barracks barge. The city cites two decades of no repairs, while Edwards blames the city for not issuing repair permits.
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Nuclear plants preferred by state regulator says PUC
The California Public Utilities Commission says developing nuclear power plants will meet a power shortage after 1975 and that any licensed atomic plant will be safe with no adverse environmental effects. The report notes opposition over safeguards thermal pollution waste disposal and earthquake risk but cites scrutiny by scientists from AEC and other agencies and public hearings before licensing.
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Eastland chosen as Senate leader pro tempore
Senate Democrats selected James O Eastland of Mississippi as president pro tempore making him third in line to the presidency He succeeds Allen Ellender of Louisiana who died Eastland 67 chairs the Judiciary Committee and has called himself a living symbol of conservative leadership He faced minimal opposition with only two votes against his promotion Born Donaldsville Mississippi November 28 1904 he studied at the University of Mississippi Vanderbilt and the University of Alabama and was admitted to the bar in 1927
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Senate backs faster Trident submarine program
The Senate approved accelerated development of the Trident nuclear submarine amid cost concerns. Critics warned of vast overruns but supporters like Senator Stennis argued the program strengthens national security and could see a first boat by 1978. Vice Admiral Rickover warned missiles could be fired from U.S. ports, reducing overseas bases.
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