Caterpillar wages under review in San Leandro talks
Caterpillar Tractor in San Leandro begins negotiations with AFL-CIO Local 284 Oakland seeking a substantial pay raise before the August 11 contract expiry. Current hourly pay scales range from $1.89 to $2.89 as Walter Banks notes union talks hinge on a previous California Metal Trades agreement, with Caterpillar manager Parry declaring open-minded bargaining.
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Caterpillar Tractor Company
Afl-Cio Machinists Union
Oakland
California Metal Trades Association
Walter Banks
Cateypillay
Manor City Bid Decision Postponed Amid Incorporation Battle
The Washington Manor incorporation dispute delays a decision as Supervisor board postpones action while two groups, led by Gerald Cochran and Manor Home Owners, push separate intent notices. County assessor report on the 3000-name election petition is awaited, with a June 21 study meeting planned.
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Board of Supervisors
Dept. Dist. Atty. Douglas
Dunning
Manor
Washington Manor Home Owners Association
Neia
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Groupe
Gerald D Cochran
Manor Group
Cochran
San Leandro
Ees
Washington Manor School
School Teacher Plans to Resign From San Lorenzo District
Mrs. Marie Winfrey a Kin dergarten teacher at Vista and San Lorenzo Elementary plans to resign from the San Lorenzo School District effective July 1 after seven years. She and her three children Don 12 Denny 11 and Dorothy 10 will join their father whose business takes him to Stockton. Winfrey a Linda Vista PTA life member has also taught at Bohannon Martin and David E. Martin schools.
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Marie Winfrey
Linda ‘Vista
Winfrey
Don
Denny
Dorothy
Stockton
Linda Vista -Pta
David
D. Bohannon
David E. “Martin
Leandro Council Prepares Budget Hearing Tomorrow
SAN LEANDRO The City council will meet at 7 p.m in the council chambers City hall to set a public hearing share on the city budget as required by the city charter The Planning commission will hold its regular meeting at 8 18 p.m today in the council chambers.
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San Leandro
Planning Commission
City Hell
East 14th Street Lighting District Hopes For Estimates
San Leandro merchants seek cost estimates for installing street lighting on East 14th Street from Blossom Way to 150th Avenue. At the upcoming Our House meeting, officials discussed assessing district formation to fund lights, with property value and business growth cited as incentives. John Bleisdel Dr Fred Raulino outlined steps and past district experiences while Henry Tillson provided lighting options.
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San Leandro
East 14Th Street
Blossom Way
150Th Avenue
Joseph Smith
John Bleisdel
Fred Raulino
del Mer
Henry Tillson
Informa Ition
Carpenter Pay Talks Continue in Bay Area
Carpenter unions in Southern Alameda County press for eight hours pay for a seven hour day as talks with contractors resume. Richard Doyle says contractors hold firm while Bay District council plans a Saturday meeting to decide next steps. Unions across four counties seek the shift due to automation, with prefab work reducing crews.
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Alameda County
Richard Doyle
Contractorsy
Ha Mot
Bay District Council of Carpenters Unions
Charles Roe
Leval
Roe
Boe
Bay Area
Loyalty Oath Legal Challenge Tests Tax Exemption
The Rev Moon and several churches including First Unitarian Los Angeles seek to strike down a loyalty oath as unconstitutional. The case, joined by veterans, argues the oath violates constitutional guarantees while the state presses for tax collection and defense. A team of seven lawyers represents the churches against three from the Attorney General’s office.
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Los Angeles
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People’s
San “Fernando
Moon
Attorney, General's
Lorenzo Lions to Install New Officers at Alameda Navy Club
Lorenzo Lions will install newly elected officers June 30 at the Officers club of the Naval Air Station Alameda. Tonight the Embers hosts a 7 p.m. meeting for business, per outgoing elect Robert G. Amirine.
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San, Lorenzo
Lorenzo Lions
Naval Airstation
Alameda
Robert G. Amirine
Cemetery Dispute Action On Castro Street Proposal
Hayward Planning Commission meets tonight to redraw the controversial Crestview cemetery development plan on Castro Street south of Webster Street. Applicants seeking commercial zoning for the remaining 11 acres faced prior withdrawals amid neighborhood opposition.
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Castro Street
Webster Street
Hayward’ Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Etery
Fremont businessmen eye breakfast meetings to boost attendance
The Central Fremont Businessmen's association decided to shift from luncheon to breakfast meetings if a suitable venue can be found. Next week’s gathering is planned for Tapam on Wednesday, contingent on securing a restaurant. The move aims to draw more participants.
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Central-Fremont Businessmen's Association Yesters
International Kitchen
Tapam
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