Hayward teachers press for pay hikes at board meeting
About 300 Hayward teachers filled the board room to demand a cost of living adjustment for 1972 74 and to challenge the board on negotiations. AFT and HUTA leaders accused the district of moving to a fact finding panel, while Supt. Alveson denied breaking talks and noted funds for retroactive raises.
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Hayward
Amadir Street
Brel Harle
Hayward Unified Teachers Association
American Federation of Teachers
Lee Paterson
Ray Alveson
Paterson
Ernest Avellar
Weinreb
AFT
Lou Hedgecock
Tis
Tokyo Amusement Park Finds Use for Worn Tires
In Tokyo Janam, a local amusement park operators repurpose discarded tires into attractions and park features, addressing waste tires with a creative reuse program. The plan involves stacking tires into play areas and sculptural elements to entertain visitors while reducing landfill.
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Tokyo
Janam
Ex-secretary testifies on Gemstone charge in Watergate hearings
Sally Jackson Harmony testified that after the June 7 Watergate break in Jeb Magruder authorized payment for Gemstone stationery and signed the invoice. She shredded the bill and said Magruder asked her to destroy it, while denying knowledge of Mitchell’s implication.
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UPI
G. Gordon Liddy
Jeb Stuart Magruder
Magruder
Nixon
Senate
Sally Jackson Harmony
Liddy
Aboutl
Watergate
Tafer
Harmony
Mitchells
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Regional push for a Bay Area super agency gains traction
Bay Area officials push for a unified regional planning body to replace existing agencies. Assemblyman John Knox proposes a Bay Area Regional Planning Agency merging MTC ABAG and BASSA with a 34 member board funded by higher transfer taxes. Opposition from San Jose and others fears loss of local control. BASSA and MTC wary of dissolution while some prefer retaining sub agencies.
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Association of Bay Area Governments
ABAG
Bearshoe
Bay Area
Sacramento
Tremont
Don Dillon
Wytd
Moss
Dillon
Metropolitan Transportation Commission
John Knox
D-Richmond
Knox
MTC
Bay Area Pollution Central District
Bay Conservation and Development Commission
BCDC
BCDU
San Jose
Lperl
Fay
Ethes
Knox 0
BASSA
M'rc
Bott
Ike
Senate OKs plan to supply gas to small stations
The Senate approved a plan directing President Nixon to implement within 30 days a strict net allocation program to ensure equitable gasoline distribution to small independent and major brand stations. A parallel measure urged states to lower speed limits to conserve fuel, and amendments pushed stricter antitrust monitoring by FTC and DOJ.
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UPT
Senate
Nixon
Congress
Joseph Biden
D-Del
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
Jennings Randolph
D-W.va
Humphrey and
Sey
Renry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Federal Trade Commission
Justice Department
Nlitrust
Stringing Operation for Cable TV Starts in Two Cities
LO Cable Inc begins cable stringing in Hayward and San Leandro as it plans 16 miles of cable in each city in the first month. The firm expects to build color studios before full service, with groundwork in Hayward this month and initial service begun last year to protect distant signal rights.
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LO Cable, Inc
Hayward
San Tesadro
Mayager
LVO
Rover
San Leardin
Dovey
Castro Valley
Sleepy Hollow
Portsmouth Avenue
Cedar and
Blu Streets
San Leandro
Disappointing Bay Studies Back San Francisco Water Health
Menlo Park scientists review four decades of San Francisco Bay research and find data lacking. U S Geological Survey official Frederic H. Niches says costs were high but results incomplete and urges coordinated standardized methods for a real health assessment.
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Menlo Park
San Francisco Bay
U.S. Geological Survey
Frederic H. Niches
Weather Forecast Sees Fog Lifts To Fair Skies
Foggy mornings give way to afternoon sun with late night fog burning off. Temperatures hold in the high 70s and low 50s in midweek. More weather details on page 30.
Australian matchmaker flood of calls to U.S. brides
Dr. Julin Sanders, a 49 year old Australian self described psychologist, says he has received hundreds of calls in four days from U S women and men regarding his matchmaking service. He plans to travel next to Sacramento and then Los Angeles. He notes a gender imbalance in Australia and a surplus of marriage seekers.
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UPI
United States
Julin S. Sanders
Abruot
Sydney
North
South Dakota
Sanders
Nore
Australia
U.S
Holiday Inn
Kearny Street
Sacramento
Los Angeles
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