Board Rejects 7 Percent Pay Raise for Alameda County Deputies
The Alameda County Board of Supervisors rejected a last-ditch effort by the Deputy Sheriffs Association to raise salaries for 300 uniformed officers for 1974 76. Attorney Chris Burdick warned of impasse and possible strike while association president Ken Ryan urged a 7 percent raise plus full benefits. The board stood by a 23 percent raise and a $20 health plan, dismissing arbitration or fact finding and declining to extend the salary decision.
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Alameda County
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Robert &. Hannon
Joseph Bort
Insurance official Vernon Ellsworth dies in crash on Interstate BC
Vernon Ellsworth, owner of a long standing Fremont area insurance agency and descendant of pioneer Fremont families, died from a heart attack while driving on Interstate BC near Auburn on his way to Reno. He was pronounced dead at Placer Hospital in Auburn. Ellsworth, a UC Berkeley graduate, served as secretary treasurer and past president of the Independent Insurance Agents Association of Fremont Newark and Union City. He chaired local Republican activities and took over his father in the family firm. Funeral services are planned at Chapel of the Roses in Fremont.
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Placer Hospital
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Union City
Republican Central Committee
Alameda County
Henry Ellsworth
E. Lyman Beard
Edward
Washington Township
Nites
University of California, Berkeley
Chapel of the Roses
Peralta Blvd
South County
Alameda County Mayors Conference
Tom Kitayama
Apy Pointes
Parination Commission
Joseph Carlearo
Albany
Alameda Regional Criminal Justice Planning Board
South Canty
Hayward
Irene Weinreb
Gene Rhodes
Don Drig
Poverty plans delayed in South County anti poverty agency
Governing board failed to reach a quorum for a meeting to approve funding for a Union City youth program and to review applications for the coming year. The group accepted criteria for an executive director to head the agency and South County manpower program, developed by Hayward, with a salary range around 17,700 to 21,500.
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Anti-Poverty Agency
Citizen Advasuty
Associated Community Action Program
Union City
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Murder suspect held in Salinas killings of three teens
Salinas AP report: Four 21 year old Salinas men were arrested today in the murders of Wyatt Hanson 17 Patrick Dry Hill 17 and Terri Kathleen McCort 17 whose bodies were found in the Padres National Forest near Salinas. Det Henry Gilpin provided no more details. Hingon and Hill were found at a campsite in Arroyo Seco gorge and McCort’s body was recovered downstream in the Salinas River.
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Patrick Dry Hill
Terri Kathleen McCort
Henry Gilpin
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U.S. Forest Service
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Hill
Arroyo Seco Gorge
Miss McCort
Salinas River
Kidnapped boy found safe far from home in Richmond
Three year old Matthew Gabriel Goodman, abducted in Marietta, was found wandering in a Sears Roebuck in Richmond Virginia, wearing a note asking for help to get home. He said a mean man took him from a merry-go-round near a department store and promised Mammy. A customer found him around 2 PM Tuesday. police said he was unharmed and in good spirits.
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Richmond
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Marietta
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Nixon Meets Saudi Prince Fahd Amid Middle East Swing
President Nixon held a 45 minute meeting with Prince Fahd of Saudi Arabia in the Oval Office. Fahd, interior minister and second deputy premier, is a key figure in Saudi air policy as Nixon prepares a Middle East swing next week. Secretary Kissinger attended the talks.
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South County hospitals raise rates across the board
Memorial Hospital Livermore forecasts some service-charge rises but not room rates. Semi private rooms at Valley Memorial cost 84, private rooms 96, and ICU charges 7 per hour. Fairmont charges 74 general, 99 emergency, and 85 for chronic wards. Laurel Grove Castro Valley notes rising supply costs but no room-rate increases yet. Private rooms 93.50 daily, semiprivate 90.90, ICU 480.50 daily plus 3.80 hourly. St Rose Hayward reports no price-control related increases and current rates of 90 semi private, 102 private, and 160 ICU.
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Hayward
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Freight rate hikes bite into Bay Area costs
The ICC approved rail rate increases likely raising consumer costs nationwide. Bay Area shipments from the West Coast and within California will rise pennies to dollars for appliances and cars, with an estimated 1.2 billion annual boost to railroads and a 4 percent cap. Western Pacific’s Dick McElheney cautioned large California shipments like canned goods and lumber may see smaller increases, while some local firms could hold prices due to competition. The changes take effect June 30, possibly lifting supermarket, coal, grain, newsprint and manufactured goods prices, and may push trucking costs higher too.
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Bay Area
Fast Coast
California
ICC
Dick McElheney
Western Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
McPlheney
Miriam Mills Moore dies at 52 former chamber vice president
Miriam Mills Moore a businesswoman and the only woman to serve as vice president of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce died Sunday at age 52. She opened and managed the Hayward office of Financial Counselors from 1954 to 1958 and later worked as an investment broker with Thomson and McKinnon in San Francisco after earning her stock broker license in 1966. She served as chamber vice president in 1986 and belonged to Hayward and San Francisco organizations and civic groups. She is survived by her husband Philip Moore of San Francisco, her mother Ifilda Mills of Hayward, and sisters Mary Fadden of Castro Valley and Jean Novatny of Spokane. Donations to the American Cancer Society are preferred.
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Miriam Mills Moore
Hayward Chamber of Commerce
Cisco
Business and Professional Women's Club
San Francisco Bay Area
Rare freshwater shrimp eyed for cancer research in Texas
In Texas hill country a rare foot long freshwater shrimp may hold a natural anti cancer mechanism similar to salt water lobsters. UT Health Science Center researcher Dr Frederick Rommel seeks to breed and study the shrimp in aquariums or private lakes to assess cancer preventing potential.
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Frederick Rommel
University of Texas Health Science Center
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Baerne
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Rommel
Rofimel
Texas
Santa Rosa Feels Light Quake Near Berkeley Station
A light earthquake was felt early in the Santa Rosa area. The UC Berkeley seismographic station reported the quake centered about 2 miles east of Santa Rosa, magnitude 3 on the Richter scale, at 5:10 am.
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Sata Rosa
University of California Seismographic Station
Berkeley
Robi Hood Bruce Vanier Cleared Over Meter Scheme
Bruce Vanier of 7301 Milwaukee Wisconsin, once dubbed Robi Hood for parking meter coins, was cleared by the city yesterday of any wrongdoing. He resumed patrolling meters and leaving notes asking for a dollar to fund his effort, but was ticketed for not having a license on his belt.
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