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Newspaper

Daily Review

Location

Hayward, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1975

Page

4

Hoffa blasts Wallace candidacy and labor unity plan

Former Teamsters chief Jimmy Hoffa warns George Wallace would strike at the labor movement if elected. He cites Alabama violence against labor and urges a world-wide federation of transport workers to protect jobs and bargaining power. Hoffa predicts California farm and Teamsters unity under new election laws and notes Cesar Chavez's United Farm Workers and Teamsters rivalry.

San Francisco UPI Teamsters Union Jimmy Hoffa George Wallace Labor Movement Alabama Holts Press Club Hoffa Transport Workers California Fara Teamsters Cesar Chavez United Farm Workers

Curtains for his idea reach to the Pacific Ocean

A landscape artist’s plan to stretch a nylon curtain 24 miles from Petaluma to the Pacific Ocean faces an environmental snag. The proposed installation would span a long distance along the coast, drawing scrutiny from officials and critics alike as it seeks approval and funding.

San Francisco Petaluma Pacific Ocean

Dope Roundup Nets 35 Arrests At Santa Clara Highs

Police say 35 people ages 15 to 35 were arrested in a two month narcotics sweep at several Santa Clara Valley high schools. Most suspects were students or recent alumni. Undercover agents seized marijuana, peyote, heroin, cocaine, PCP and LSD. one 16 year old girl sold $1,500 worth of cocaine. More arrests are expected as the roundup began Tuesday.

San Jose UPI Santa Clara Valley

County warns firemen their pay may be cut

Santa Barbara County firemen on a four day strike face possible 5 percent pay cuts for a year and possible firing if they do not return to work. The Firefighters Union rejects the warning as deputies and supervisors cover fire protection. The strike affects about 800 county workers amid a 12 percent wage demand and a 68 hour week demand. A Isla Vista apartment fire tested responders as the county trains deputies as emergency firemen.

Santa Barbara UPI Santa Barbara County Isla Vista Hames

Fire destroys two warehouses in Oakland

A Wednesday fire at Zims Salvage near 30th and Adeline caused about 250000 in damage to a warehouse area storing rubber and barn products. Two firemen sustained minor injuries as crews fought the blaze and limited spread to other structures.

Zims Salvage Adeline DE. Instruction &Co

Gunman Holds Six at Bay At Bakersfield Radio Station

Dick Jamison of QP News reports at KERN Bakersfield where Thomas Judge, 42, entered the station with a .22 pistol demanding police contact. Detectives disarmed him. he is held on displaying a weapon in a threatening manner. Officers investigated an abandoned bloodstained car linked to a possible murder. Jack Downing of Empire, California named as registered owner.

Bakersfield Calif Dick Jamison Bay Thomas Judge Kern Judge Canhuiye Patee Jack Downing Empire Jamison Ished Cabrinett

Food stamp suit rejected by federal judge

San Francisco based case cites U S District Judge Renfrew who ruled the food stamp program aims to provide a nutritionally adequate diet and support the agricultural economy, not fund college attendance. Sandra Chek of Novato challenged a regulation counting educational grants as income for benefits, warning she may drop out of college if insufficient aid.

San Francisco UPT Sandra Chek Novato U. S. Department of Agriculture Marin County U.S Charles B. Renfrew

DA declines to prosecute hospital drug case in USC unit

District Attorney Joseph Busch announced an eight month probe into USC Hospital's diabetes unit found illegal diversion of drugs but insufficient evidence to charge employees. Investigators noted no large scale criminal conspiracy and said gifts from pharmaceutical companies played a role in drug promotions. Supervisors had alleged theft and forged prescriptions, but no theft complaints or drug inventory records were kept.

Los Angeles Joseph Busch Wedse USC Hospital Busch Baxter Ward Ward

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